NCC was established in 1948 to develop leadership and discipline among Indian youth. It has expanded to over 13 lakh cadets across army, navy and air force wings. NCC aims to develop character and motivate youth to join the armed forces. Cadets undergo training in drills, weapons handling, map reading and more. They are also involved in social service activities. Upon completing certification requirements which include attendance and camp attendance, cadets can receive the 'A', 'B' or 'C' certificates. NCC helps prepare youth for leadership roles and reserves vacancies for cadets in armed forces training academies.

1. NCC Evolution
Lt. Dr. N.H.Bansod
3 MAH SIG COY
NCC, Amravati

3. INTRODUCTION OF NCC
The National Cadet Corps has established in the
University corps Which was created under the defence
Act,1917 withthe object to make upthe shortage of the
ARMY.
In 1920 Indian Territorial Act was passed. UTC(University
Training Corps)
In 1942 University Officers Training Corps (UOTC)
NCC Act of 1948. it was raised on 15 July 1948. A
committee headed by Pandit H N Kunzru
Strength has reached 13.0 lakh
Role and performance of NCC Suggestion by Dr.GS
Mahajani Committee in 1972.
In 1986 Thapan Committee, Aims and objectives

4.  In 1950 Air wing was added
 In 1952 Naval wing was added

5. MOTTO OF NCC
“Unity and Discipline”

6. PRINCIPALSOF DISCIPLINE
Obey with asmile
BePunctual
Work hard and without fuss
Make no excuses and tell no lies

7. AIMS OFNCC
1. Todevelop qualities of character, discipline,
leadership and ideals of selfless service
among the youth to makethem useful citizen.
2. Tocreate a human resource of organized
trained and motivated youth to provide
leadership in all walks of life including the
Armed Forces and be always availablefor
the service of thenation

8. 3. Toprovide a suitable environment tomotivate
the youth to take up a career in theARMED
FORCES

12. OUR DIRECTOR GENERALOFNCC
LTGENPALVINDERSINGHBHALLA

13. DG'S MESSAGE
National Cadet Corps has shaped the lives of
millions of the people of the country. Itremains
committed in producing disciplined citizens who are
capable of taking our Nation toGreat heights.
leadership imparted byNational cadet Corps and
contribute their best tothesociety.

14. NCC FLAG

15. NCC Flag Contains NCC Crest in gold in the
middle, with the letters "NCC“.Redfor the Army,
Deep Blue for the Navy and Light Blue for the
Air Force. The seventeen lotuses represent the
17 State Directorates. "Unity of Discipline"(Ekta
aur Anushasan) is written at the bottom of the
NCC Flag.

16. CENTRALLY ORGANIZED CAMPS
Vayu Sainik Camp
Nau Sainik Camp
Rock Climbing Camp
National Integration Camp (NIC)
Thal Sainik Camp (TSC)
ArmyAttachment Camp (AAC)
Air forceAttachment Camp (AAC)
Republic Day Camp (RDC)
Independence Day Camp (IDC)
Annual training Camp(ATC)

17. TRAININGPROVIDETOCADET
Drill, shooting, Physical fitness, map
reading, First aid, Flying, boat pulling,sailing
and camp training covering basic of military
training in Army,Navy and AirForce.
This training is mostly carried out inschools
and colleges by thecadets..

19. WEAPON TRAINING
Cadets generally take keen interest
in wpn trg and firing. Units must
liaise with nearby Service and
Para-Military Units toensure that all
cdts get an opportunity tofiretheir
authorized amn. Use of firing
simulators may be made to
optimize trg efforts where possible.

23. TRAINING STAFFOFNCC
Regular officer (CO)
Associated NCC officers (ANOs)
Girl cadet instructors(GCIs)
Permanent instructional staff (PI STAFF)

24. NCC SOCIAL SERVICE ACTIVITIES
NCC has
adopted
community
development
activities like
importance ofself
help, need to
protect the
environment.
.

26. Anti Plastic Rally
Blood Donation camp

27. OTHER SOCIAL ACTIVITY
Adult-education
Tree plantation
Blood donation
Anti Dowry Rally
Anti Female Infanticide Pledge
Visit to Old Age Homes Disaster Management
& Relief

28. CERTIFICATION PROGRAMME
Type of Certificate
NCC Unit
Certificate 'A'
Certificate 'B'& 'C'
Junior Division/Wing NCC
Senior Division/Wing NCC

29. ELIGIBILITIES FOR CERTIFICATE
EXAMINATION FOR"A" CERTIFICATE
EXAMINATION(JUNIOR DIVISION)
Must be in Second year of NCC
Must have attended an Annual Training Camp
The candidate must have attendance
minimum of 75% of totalTraining periods

30. FORB" CERTIFICATEEXAMINATION(SENIOR
DIVISION)
Cadet must be in second year of SD/SW NCC
Training
Must have attended one Annual Training
Camp/NIC/Attachment training with regular
Army
,Navy,Air Force Units.
The cadet must have attendance a minimum of
75% of total trainingperiod

31. FOR"C" CERTIFICATE
EXAMINATION(SENIOR DIVISION)
Cadet must have passed 'B' certificate.
The Cadet mustbe in second/third year of SD/SW
NCC Training
The Cadet must have attendance a minimumof
75% of the periods of 3rd year
Must have attended twoCamp.

36. VACANCIESRESERVEDFORNCC
CADETS IN ARMED FORCES
IndianArmy
Indian MilitaryAcademy,Dehradun - 64
Officers TrainingAcademy,Chennai - 100
(For Short Service Commission)
Indian NavalAcademy - 6
-
10
%
course
Indian Air force academy inall
courses
Including flying training courses