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South Asia WSDC 2026

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

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Sat 14 Mar 2026

From 1 tab, newest South Asia WSDC 2026.

How many points did it take?

4points were safe
in 2026

The last team in averaged 71.0 speaks in 2026.

Every year

What will they set?

Out of 13 past motions with a topic, from 1 edition.

Practise History motionsLesson: Generating arguments

How many teams, and how many break?

10of 45 teams made the open break
in 2026

Past motions

1 edition with motions on record, newest first.

South Asia WSDC 202613 motions
  1. Round 1This House supports the complete political ban of the Bangladesh Awami LeaguePractise this motion
  2. Round 2This House prefers a world where religions are primarily centred on the celebration of exemplary people (saints, prophets) rather than deitiesPractise this motion
  3. Round 3This House believes that India should prioritize the development of Tier II and III (Lucknow, Indore, Varanasi) cities over the expansion of its existing Tier I Megacities (Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru).Practise this motion
  4. Round 4This House believes that Green Parties in the developed world should shift to actively supporting the use of nuclear energy (e.g. extending the lifespans of existing reactors, incentivising large-scale investment into nuclear fusion research, advocating for nuclear power as the primary pathway of the renewable energy transition)Practise this motion
  5. Round 5This House supports the rise of “AI tutors” in primary school education (e.g., adaptive learning platforms and classroom management, real-time speech-recognition assistants, gamified curriculum tools)Practise this motion
  6. Open QuarterfinalsThis House believes that states should classify organized crime syndicates as terrorist groupsPractise this motion
  7. Open SemifinalsThis House believes that it is in the interest of Pakistan to prioritize the expansion of the tech sector as opposed to preserving the textile industryPractise this motion
  8. Open Grand FinalThis House regrets the decline of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC)Practise this motion
  9. Novice Grand FinalFor nations that have gone through collective trauma (ex: genocide, colonization, civil war, etc), This House prefers narratives that emphasize cultural elements removed from the trauma (ex: regional festivities, shared language, emphasis on looking to the future, etc) over narratives that memorialize the trauma (ex: memorials, minority quota policies, etc)Practise this motion
  10. Under-14 SemifinalsWhen dealing with historically dis-privileged groups, This House prefers economic reparations (e.g. direct payments, community investment, reappropriation of industry) to political reparations (e.g. additional vote-weighting, quotas in parliament, granting of autonomous control over land)Practise this motion
  11. Under-14 Grand FinalFor nations that have gone through collective trauma (ex: genocide, colonization, civil war, etc), This House prefers narratives that emphasize cultural elements removed from the trauma (ex: regional festivities, shared language, emphasis on looking to the future, etc) over narratives that memorialize the trauma (ex: memorials, minority quota policies, etc)Practise this motion
  12. Under-16 SemifinalsWhen dealing with historically dis-privileged groups, This House prefers economic reparations (e.g. direct payments, community investment, reappropriation of industry) to political reparations (e.g. additional vote-weighting, quotas in parliament, granting of autonomous control over land)Practise this motion
  13. Under-16 Grand FinalFor nations that have gone through collective trauma (ex: genocide, colonization, civil war, etc), This House prefers narratives that emphasize cultural elements removed from the trauma (ex: regional festivities, shared language, emphasis on looking to the future, etc) over narratives that memorialize the trauma (ex: memorials, minority quota policies, etc)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 2026

  • Open break10 teams
  • Novice break6 teams
  • Under-16 break10 teams
  • Under-14 break7 teams

How speakers score here

Speaker averages and what finishing high has taken.

average speaker score, 1 edition
69.7
where most speakers land
68.6 to 70.8

What finishing high has taken

  • Top speaker71.5
  • 10th speaker71.1
  • 20th speaker70.8

Median speaker average at each finishing spot, 1 edition.