Dear Simran,

Getting into the UN is extraordinary and I would say hold on to this aspiration for ever as anything is possible. I am currently doing my research for UN and from my experience I would say, you will need a basic degree from a well recognised college in India. Also don't forget that UN will only consider the brightest minds and please make sure you don't just pass with a merit but get a Distinction in your degree.
UN will largely need candidates from the Social sciences background like Economics, History, Politics, Sociology, Psychology, Development studies and also Management. But do not forget that UN also has technical roles like Database administration and stuff.
To correct on Anand Wadadekar's comment, UN dosen't recruit those with only 15 years of experience. They also recruit freshers and they have internship opportunities for college students as well. So keep an eye on their internship opportunities and apply for one in your related discipline. Hope this helps. All the best.

Becoming a part of the United Nations (UN) can be a rewarding and impactful career choice. Here are some possible ways for an undergraduate (UG) student to work towards joining the UN:

Pursue Relevant Studies: Choose a field of study that aligns with the work of the UN. International relations, political science, global studies, development studies, economics, human rights, law, and social sciences are some common areas of focus. Acquiring a strong educational background in these fields can provide a solid foundation for a UN career.

Volunteer and Intern: Seek volunteer opportunities or internships with organizations that collaborate with or are affiliated with the UN. Many UN agencies, programs, and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) offer internships that provide hands-on experience in areas such as research, policy analysis, project management, and advocacy. This can help you gain practical knowledge and build a network within the UN system. rankdle