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SMVIT Parliamentary Debate 3.0 pre-WUDC

What it took to break at this edition, what was set and who set it.

Fri 5 Dec 2025

From 1 tab, newest SMVIT Parliamentary Debate 3.0 pre-WUDC 2025.

How many points did it take?

11points were safe
in 2025

The last team in averaged 76.6 speaks in 2025.

What will they set?

Out of 9 past motions with a topic, from 1 edition.

How many teams, and how many break?

12of 63 teams made the open break
in 2025

Field strength: Average in 2025, from the ratings of the debaters who went.

Who has set the motions?

  • 🇮🇳 Angad C.
  • 🇮🇳 Shishir J.
  • 🇭🇷 Tin P.
  • Kaushiki I.

Chief adjudicators in 2025, the newest tab that lists them.

Past motions

1 edition with motions on record, newest first.

SMVIT Parliamentary Debate 3.0 pre-WUDC 20259 motions
  1. Round 1THBT corporations should adopt the practice of radical transparencyPractise this motion
  2. Round 2THS the rapid global elimination of both tariff and non-tariff barriers to free tradePractise this motion
  3. Round 3THP the regional bloc alternatives to traditional UN peacekeeping operations in African states undergoing civil conflictPractise this motion
  4. Round 4TH, as the Democratic Party, would aggressively campaign on class-based issues rather than identity-based issuesPractise this motion
  5. Round 5In post-conflict states, THW require schools to organize mandatory educational trips to places where war crimes were committed (e.g. former concentration camps)Practise this motion
  6. Pre Semi FinalsGiven a way to accurately measure an individual’s empathy, THW only allow individuals with high levels of empathy for people beyond their immediate circle to vote in electionsPractise this motion
  7. SemifinalsTHR the great expansion of the EUPractise this motion
  8. Grand FinalThis house would allow for paper abortions in jurisdictions where abortion is legalPractise this motion
  9. Novice FinalsTHBT news organisations should prioritise “slow journalism” over real-time reporting.Practise this motion

The break, year by year

The points that were safe, the last team in and how many broke, at each edition with results.

Every break in 2025

  • Open break12 teams
  • Novice break6 teams

Who sets the motions

Chief adjudicators by edition, where the tab lists them.

  • 2025🇮🇳 Angad C., 🇮🇳 Shishir J., 🇭🇷 Tin P., Kaushiki I.

How speakers score here

Speaker averages, what finishing high has taken, and the top speeches at this edition.

average speaker score, 1 edition
75.2
where most speakers land
73.6 to 76.8
average at tournaments of similar strength
75.7

What finishing high has taken

  • Top speaker79.2
  • 10th speaker77.0
  • 20th speaker76.4

Median speaker average at each finishing spot, 1 edition.

Similar-strength tournaments

  • Meta Open 202674.8
  • Malaysia IV 202676.3

Top speeches

DebaterSpeechMotionScore
🇮🇳 Raghav D.COOWTH, as the Democratic Party, would aggressively campaign on class-based issues rather than identity-based issues81
🇮🇳 Rishabh G.COMOTH, as the Democratic Party, would aggressively campaign on class-based issues rather than identity-based issues80
Lakshya T.OGPMTH, as the Democratic Party, would aggressively campaign on class-based issues rather than identity-based issues80
Archit L.OODLOTHS the rapid global elimination of both tariff and non-tariff barriers to free trade80
🇮🇳 Anshuman M.OGDPMIn post-conflict states, THW require schools to organize mandatory educational trips to places where war crimes were committed (e.g. former concentration camps)80
🇮🇳 Anshuman M.COMOTH, as the Democratic Party, would aggressively campaign on class-based issues rather than identity-based issues80
Hardik K.OGPMTHP the regional bloc alternatives to traditional UN peacekeeping operations in African states undergoing civil conflict80
🇮🇳 Raghav D.COOWTHP the regional bloc alternatives to traditional UN peacekeeping operations in African states undergoing civil conflict80
Syed K.CGMGIn post-conflict states, THW require schools to organize mandatory educational trips to places where war crimes were committed (e.g. former concentration camps)80
Arnav G.OGDPMTHP the regional bloc alternatives to traditional UN peacekeeping operations in African states undergoing civil conflict80
Pratap S.OODLOTHBT corporations should adopt the practice of radical transparency79
🇲🇾 Amirul S.OODLOTH, as the Democratic Party, would aggressively campaign on class-based issues rather than identity-based issues79