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1. NATIONAL CADET CORPS
DHP English School

2. Capt. Dr. M. RANADHEER KUMAR
Associate NCC Officer (ANO)
Guiding the cadets of KITS Warangal, 1(T) CTR NCC, Warangal
Group, with dedication and leadership.
"एकता और अनुशासन"
(Unity and Discipline)
Our Leadership

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The National Cadet Corps is the Indian military cadet corps
with its Headquarters in New Delhi.
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It is open to school and college students on a voluntary basis.
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A Tri-Services Organization, comprising the Army, Navy, and
Air Force, engaged in grooming the youth into disciplined
and patriotic citizens.
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The Cadets are given basic military training in small arms and
parades.
What is the NCC?

4. Develop Character
To develop qualities of character,
discipline, leadership, and ideals of
selfless service among the youth.
Motivate Youth
To provide a suitable environment
to motivate the youth to take up a
career in the Armed Forces.
Motto
UNITY AND
DISCIPLINE
(एकता और
अनुशासन)
Aims & Motto

5. 1917
Origin in the 'University Corps'
under the Indian Defence Act
1917.
1948
The NCC was formally formed
with the National Cadet Corps
Act on July 16.
1949
The Girls Division was raised to
provide equal opportunities to
female students.
1965 & 1971
Cadets served as a second line
of defense during the Indo-
Pakistani wars.
History of the NCC

6. Ranks in NCC
The NCC provides a clear rank structure, instilling a sense of
hierarchy and responsibility.
Cadet Senior Under Officer (CSUO)
Cadet Under Officer (CUO)
Company Quarter Master Sergeant (CQMS)
Sergeant (SGT)
Corporal (CPL)
Lance Corporal (LCPL)

7. Drill: Inculcates discipline, smartness,
and obedience.
Weapon Training: Teaches precision,
accuracy, and confidence.
Adventure: Trekking, parasailing, and
sports for holistic development.
Key Training Disciplines

8. Cadets actively engage in Social Service and Community
Development activities, fostering a spirit of selfless service. Key
activities include:
• Tree Plantation Drives
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Blood Donation Camps
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Community Awareness Campaigns
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Swachh Bharat Abhiyan
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Youth Exchange Programme (YEP)
Social Service

9. 'B' Certificate Eligibility 'C' Certificate Eligibility
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Cadet must have 75% attendance in the 1st and 2nd
year of Senior Division.
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Must have attended one Annual Training Camp
(ATC) or National Integration Camp (NIC).
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Candidate must be in possession of a 'B' Certificate.
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Must be in the 3rd year of NCC Training.
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Must have 75% attendance in the 3rd year.
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Must have attended two ATCs or one ATC and one
other camp.
NCC Certification

10. Grade Marks Required
Grading 'A' Cadets obtaining 80% marks or above.
Grading 'B' Cadets obtaining 65% marks and above but below 80%.
Grading 'C' Cadets obtaining 50% marks and above but below 65%.
Fail Cadets obtaining less than 45% in any paper or 50% aggregate.
Certificate Grading System

11. Defence Services: 'C' Certificate holders are exempt from the UPSC written exam for officer
commissions. Reserved seats are available in IMA, OTA, Navy, and Air Force.
Other Employment: 5-10% bonus marks for recruitment in ranks (Army, Navy, AF), Para-Military
Forces (CRPF), and preference in State Services.
Scholarships: The Cadet Welfare Society (CWS) awards scholarships of Rs 6,000/-. Sahara Scholarships
also provide financial aid.
Financial Assistance: The CWS provides financial relief to cadets in case of injury or fatality during
NCC-related activities.
Incentives & Scholarships

13. JAI HIND!
Thank You!