NATIONAL CADET CORPS (NCC)

The National Cadet Corps was established in the college in 2017 with only 18 cadets in first year (total allotted vacancies-54)to impart training and officer like qualities to them such that they are always ready for the service of the country. The NCC activities carried out under mentorship of 28 CG Battalion NCC Raigarh, Chhattisgarh.

The Birth of NCC

National Cadet Corps is a Tri–Services Organization comprising the Army, Navy and Air Force engaged in grooming the youth with motto Unity and Discipline It can be traced back to the University Corps which was created under the Indian defense act 1917 with theobjective to make up for the shortage of army. Later University Corps becomes University Training Corps (UTC) which was rechristened as UOTC (University Officer Training Corps) by the British Government 1942. During world war II, the UOTC never came up to the expectations set by the British Government. This led to the idea that some better scheme should be formed, which could train more young men in a better way during peace. A committee headed by Pt. HN Kunzrure commended a cadet organization to be established in schools and colleges at anational level. The Cadet Corps Committee was formed on 29 Sep 1946 with Pt HN Kunzru as its chairman. The National Cadet Corps came into being by an act of the Parliament Act No. XXXI of 1948 designated The National Cadet Corps Act1948’. This Act with 13 Clauses, prescribed the formation of the National Cadets Corps in India. Presently NCC is the largest uniformed youth organization in the country it has approximately 13 Lakh cadets under its fold.

Facets of Training

NCC Training is conducted for two categories i.e. Junior and Senior. Students who are at least 12 years old canenroll for NCC in Junior Programme. Their training is conducted over two years and on successful completion, cadets are awarded ‘A’ Certificate. Students whohave passed 10^th class and are under 26 years can enroll for the Senior Programme conducted mostly in colleges or schools having class XI &XII .Their training is conducted over three years  and on successful completion of two years ,cadets are awarded ‘B’ Certificate and after the third year ‘C’ Certificate.

Scope and Conduct of Training: Approximately 2/3^rd of the programme is devoted to military training, which includes drill, firing, weapon training, obstacle training and service subjects. Approx. 15% of the content is devoted to the Personality and Leadership Development and 12% toSocial Service and Community Development programmes. The training is conducted either in the respective institutions referred to as institutional training orin the form of Camps referred to as Combined Annual Training Camps (CATCs) or centrally Organized Camps (COCs).

How to Join NCC:

Eligibility Conditions

• (a)   Citizen of India or subject of Nepal

• (b)  Bearing good Moral Character

• (c)   Enrolled in an educational institution as regular student

• (d)  Meet the prescribed medical standard

• (e)  Age Senior Division/ Wing (Boys/Girls)-Up to 26year

• (f)    Enrolment Period (Boys/Girls)-3 year

Application for enrolment:

A student desirous of being enrolled in the Senior Division shall apply to the Officer Commanding of the nearest NCC unit in the prescribed form through the Head of the Institution with medical fitness certificate and Parent consent to the conditions of service.

Career Opportunities: For Details visit:-

www.joinindianarmy.nic.in

www.joinindiannavy.gov.in

https://indianairforce.nic.in
 Listof Present student:

Note: * Cadets are ‘B’Certificate Holder.