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The document provides an overview of the National Cadet Corps (NCC), a tri-services organization in India that offers voluntary military training to youth. It outlines the aims, objectives, and organizational structure of the NCC, including important dates and the certification process for cadets. The NCC's motto is 'Unity and Discipline', and it emphasizes character development, leadership, and community service among the youth.

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NCC CLASS

The document provides an overview of the National Cadet Corps (NCC), a tri-services organization in India that offers voluntary military training to youth. It outlines the aims, objectives, and organizational structure of the NCC, including important dates and the certification process for cadets. The NCC's motto is 'Unity and Discipline', and it emphasizes character development, leadership, and community service among the youth.

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NCC Theory Class

LECTURE 1
NCC: AT A GLANCE
DEFINATION OF NCC
NATIONAL CADET CORPS
❑ Tri- services organisation
(Army, Navy and Air Force)
❑ Voluntary recruitment from schools, colleges and
universities all over India
❑ Provide basic military training
❑ Origin can be tracked back to “university corps”
❑ Organisation committee was headed by Pandit H.N.
Kunzru
❑ Part of educational scheme not the military one
IMPORTANT points TO
REMEMBER IN NCC
❑ Head quarter of NCC: NEW DELHI
❑ IMPORTANT DATES :
a) NCC came into existence: 15 July 1948
b) Entry of girls in NCC: 1949
c) Air wing of NCC: 1950
d) Naval wing of NCC: 1952

❑ NCC DAY - 4th SUNDAY OF NOVEMBER


❑ ARMY DAY - 15th JANUARY
AIMS OF
NCC
The ‘Aims’ of the NCC laid out in MARCH 2001:
❑ To Develop Character, Comradeship, Discipline,
Leadership, Secular Outlook, Spirit of Adventure,
and Ideals of Selfless Service amongst the Youth
of the Country.
❑ To Create a Human Resource of Organized,
Trained and Motivated Youth
❑ Motivate the Youth to Take Up a Career in the
Armed Forces.
OBJECTIVES OF
NCC
❑ Train volunteering youth
❑ Make youth a responsible citizen
❑Provide opportunities to enhance their
personalities
❑Conduct social activities and community
development programme to make better
society
❑Undertake adventure activities to own
leadership qualities and risk taking abilities.
MOTTO OF
NCC
“Unity and Discipline”.
एकता और अनुशासन

NCC
SONG
‘Hum Sab Bhartiya Hain’
7½ minutes duration.
Written by : Sudarshan Faakir
NCC
FLAG

Red depict army


Dark blue depict navy
Light blue depict air force

17 lotus depict 17 directorates .


organizational structure of NCC
Total directorates: 17
Groups in Delhi: ‘B’ and ‘C’
skeleton of NCC administration
MINISTRY OF DEFENCE

DIRECTOR GENERAL NCC


Lt. General Gurbirpal Singh, AVSM, VSM

Addl. DIRECTOR GENERAL (ADGs)


Major General Rajat Kumar Mathur, VSM

Group Commander NCC


Example: Lt. Colonel Harbinder Singh

Battalion Commander

Company/Platoon Commander
NCC STAFF
• Regular officers drawn from the three services.
• WTLO - Whole Time Lady officers, who are from NCC
• ANO - Associate NCC Officers, who are professors and
teachers.
• GCI - Girl Cadet Instructor , who are from NCC.
• PI - Permanent Instructional staff from army, navy and air
force.
• Civilian Guiding Instructors
• Civilian Staff
TWO IMPORTANT INSTITUTIONS
WHICH GIVE TRAINING TO NCC
OFFICERS:

➢ Officers Training School,


KAMPTEE
➢ NCC College for Women,
GWALIOR
CERTIFICATE EXAMINATIONS
❑ CERTIFICATE ‘A’
The Cadet must have a minimum attendance of 75%
Must have attended one Annual Training Camp.

❑ CERTIFICATE ‘B’
The cadet must have a minimum attendance of 75%
Must have attended one Annual Training Camp
Cadets possessing Certificate A will be awarded ‘10
bonus’ marks.
❑ CERTIFICATE ‘C’
The candidature must be in possession
of Certificate ‘B’
The cadet must be in the third year of
SD/SW NCC training
Must have a minimum attendance of
75%
The cadet must have attended one
Annual Training Camp and one more
additional camp: like RDC, All India
Trekking Camp, National Integration
Camp and Attachment Camps with IMA
and OTA.
Cadets will be allowed to appear for Certificate
C examination only after one year of passing
Certificate B examination.

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