About NCC

NCC (National Cadet Corps) is a youth organization of India under the Ministry of Defence that trains school and college students in discipline, leadership, patriotism, and basic military skills. It is a voluntary Tri-Services organization comprising the Army, Navy, and Air Force wings.

History NCC

• World War I Origins:

Traces back to the 'University Corps' created under the Indian Defence Act 1917, designed to offset the personnel shortage of the British Indian Army.

• Evolution:

 Evolved into the University Training Corps (UTC) in 1920, and later the University Officers Training Corps (UOTC) in 1942.

• Post-Independence:

 Following the recommendations of the [Pandit H.N. Kunzru Committee], the modern NCC was officially established through the [National Cadet Corps Act XXXI of 1948
Tri-Services Expansion: Initially an Army-focused organization, it evolved into an inter-service umbrella by adding the Girls Division (1949), Air Wing (1950), and Naval Wing (1952).

Key Role in the Army and National Defence
While it is a voluntary program and cadets hold no liability for active military service, the NCC acts as a critical auxiliary and training pipeline for the Indian Army:

• Officer Recruitment: Provides a direct pipeline to the Indian Armed Forces. Cadets holding an 'NCC C Certificate' are exempted from the written entrance exam for the Combined Defence Services (CDS) and the Short Service Commission (NCC Special Entry).
• Second Line of Defence: Historically deployed as a reserve and support force during major conflicts (such as the 1965 and 1971 Indo-Pak wars), aiding with civil defence, rescue work, and traffic control.
• Soldier Enrolment: 'B' and 'C' certificates provide bonus marks and direct preference during the recruitment of junior commissioned officers and soldiers (Agniveer) in the Army.
• Pre-commission Training: Instils baseline Officer-like Qualities (OLQs), map-reading, field-craft, and weapon-handling skills to ensure candidates are highly prepared for rigorous Service Selection Board (SSB) interviews

Importance Of NCC

The National Cadet Corps (NCC) plays a significant role in developing disciplined, responsible, and patriotic citizens. It provides valuable training and opportunities for students to enhance their personality and leadership skills.
1. Develops Discipline
2. Builds Leadership Qualities
3. Promotes Patriotism
4. Enhances Personality Development
5. Encourages Social Service
6. Provides Adventure and Physical Fitness
7. Creates Career Opportunities
8. Promotes National Integration

How To Join NCC

Students willing to join the National Cadet Corps (NCC) can enroll through the NCC Unit of our college and participate in various training, leadership, adventure, and community service activities

Eligibility Criteria:

Junior Division/Junior Wing (JD/JW)

• For school students.
• Age: 13 to 18.5 years.
• Must be physically fit.
• Must be a student of a recognized school with an NCC unit.

Senior Division/Senior Wing (SD/SW)

• For college and university students.
• Age: 19 to 26 years.
• Must be physically fit.
• Must be enrolled in a recognized college or university with an NCC unit.

Steps to Join NCC:

1. Contact the NCC Officer
• Approach the NCC unit in your school or college.
• Meet the Associate NCC Officer (ANO) or NCC In-charge.
2. Submit Application
• Fill out the NCC enrolment form.
• Provide required documents such as:
• Identity proof
• Recent photographs
• Educational certificates
• Medical fitness certificate (if required)
3. Attend Selection Process
• Some institutions conduct:
• Physical fitness tests
• Interviews
• Screening based on available vacancies
4. Medical Fitness
• Candidates must be medically fit and capable of participating in NCC activities.
5. Enrolment
• Selected candidates are enrolled as NCC cadets and begin regular training.

Objective of NCC

• To interpret the scheme to the students / volunteers and other members of the college community and create awareness about the NSS Programmes.
• To provide information about NSS motto, aims and objectives, philosophy and activities.
• To enlist cooperation and coordination of community agencies, government departments and non-governmental agencies.
• To select or adopt a village/slum for service projects on the basis of utility and feasibility.

NCC Motto & Aim

Motto of NCC
"Unity and Discipline" (Ekta aur Anushasan)
The motto reflects the importance of national unity and disciplined conduct among the youth of the country.
Aim of NCC
The main aim of the National Cadet Corps is:
To develop character, discipline, leadership, secular outlook, spirit of adventure, and ideals of selfless service among the youth of India, and to create a pool of organized, trained, and motivated young people who can provide leadership in all walks of life and serve the nation.
Objectives of NCC

1. Develop character and leadership qualities.
2. Promote discipline and a sense of responsibility.
3. Foster national integration and patriotism.
4. Encourage social service and community development.
5. Provide basic military training and motivate youth to join the Armed Forces.

NCC Certificates

NCC certificates are awarded at different levels based on the cadet's training and participation. Each certificate signifies a higher level of achievement and offers increasing academic, professional, and career advantages.

The National Cadet Corps (NCC) awards three certificates to cadets based on their level of training and participation: A Certificate, B Certificate, and C Certificate.
1. NCC 'A' Certificate
Eligibility

• For Junior Division (JD) and Junior Wing (JW) cadets (school students).
• Must complete the prescribed NCC training.
• Must attend the required number of training periods and camps.

Benefits

• Recognizes successful completion of basic NCC training.
• Provides a foundation for higher NCC certifications.

2. NCC 'B' Certificate
Eligibility

• For Senior Division (SD) and Senior Wing (SW) cadets (college students).
• Must have completed at least one to two years of NCC training.
• Must attend the required training parades and camps.

Benefits

• Additional weightage in certain government and defence-related recruitments.
• Demonstrates leadership and discipline skills.

3. NCC 'C' Certificate
Eligibility

• Highest NCC certificate.
• Must possess the 'B' Certificate.
• Must be in the third year of NCC training.
• Must attend the required camps and training sessions.

Benefits

• Highly valued in recruitment for:
• Indian Army
• Indian Navy
• Indian Air Force
• Paramilitary Forces
• Police Services
• Special entry schemes and bonus marks in some recruitment processes.
• Enhances leadership and career opportunities.

NCC Committee

NCC Committee / Cadet Members

NCC Contact

Mrs. J.PRAVALLIKA
Assistant Professor, MBA Department
NCC CARETAKER OFFICER
Cell: 8179249585
Email: pravallikamba1226@gmail.com

NCC Events

Programme Specific Outcomes

Print Journals

Print Journals

NSS committee

Functions

• To make the students aware about the NSS schemes in India.
• To encourage the students to participate and utilize their knowledge in finding practical solution to individual and community problems.
• To motivate the students to actively participate in various NSS activities inside and outside the college campus.

Publications