National Cadet Corps (NCC)

NAVAL & ARMY WING NCC

 Introduction:

After independence, there was a public demand that military training should be given to the youth of the country in national interest for molding the character of young men and woman on right path. Youth is the cream of society and real wealth of nation. It is on their quality that the greatness of the nation depands, because the youth of the today are the leaders of tomorrow.

Introduction of NCC in the colleges:

The government of India passed an act in the Parliament to form the National Cadet Corps in the year 1948.

 Aims of NCC. 

1. To develop character, comradeship, discipline, leadership, secular out look, spirit of adventure and the ideal of selfless service among the youth to make them useful citizens.
2. To create, a human resource of organized, trained and motivated youth, to provide leadership in all walks of life, including Armed forces and always available to serve the nation.
3. To create, a suitable environment to motivate the youth to take up career in the Armed forces.

 Cardinals of Discipline:

1. Obey with smile.
2. Be punctual.
3. Work hard without fuss.
4. Make no excuses and tell no lies.

Moto of NCC: Unity and Discipline.

NCC Day: Every Fourth Sunday of November is celebrated as NCC Day.

 Structure of training: 3 Years

           I Year: Introduction and Parade training.

           II Year: Parade training, Service subjects, various camps, “B” Certificate examination

           III Year: Parade training, Service subjects, various camps, “C” Certificate examination

 Requirements:

1. He / She must be the bonafied student of the college.
2. Physically fit.
3. Ready to accept the challenges.

 Certificate Examinations:

1. “B” Certificate: To appear cadet must have undergone training of two years in senior division/ wing with minimum 75% attendance. Must have attended one Annual training Camp
2. “C” Certificate: To appear cadet must be in possession of “B” Certificate. Must have 75% attendance. Must have attended two Annual training Camps.

 Grading in Certificate Examinations:

1. A grade – 80% and above
2. B grade – below 80% and above 65 %
3. C grade – 50 %

Camps Conducted by NCC at Unit, Group, State and National level:

1. Combined Annual Training Camp (ATC)
2. Basic Leadership Camp (BLC)
3. Advanced Leadership Camp (ALC)
4. Republic Day Parade Camp (RDC)
5. Independence Day Camp (IDC)
6. National Integration Camp
7. Ship Attachment Camp
8. Sea Training Camp
9. Sailing Expedition Camp
10. Mountaineering Camp
11. Nau Sainik Camp
12. Thal Sainik Camp
13. Vayu Sainik camp
14. Para trooping Camp
15. Air Force Attachment Camp
16. Trekking Expedition Camp…. Etc.

 OUR COLLEGE IS ATTACHED TO NCC GROUP HEADQUARTER SHIVAJINAGAR PUNE 411004.

STUDENTS CAN PARTICIPATE FOR NCC IN

1. NAVAL WING NCC: Attached to 3, Mah Naval Unit NCC, Pune

Vacancies: 50        : Boys- 35, Girls- 15

 Lt Cdr D.K.Kamble (Dept of Physics) is In charge of NAVAL WING NCC

The parades are conducted at Abasaheb Garware College ground on every Sunday.

2. ARMY WING NCC: Attached to 2, Maharashtra Battalion NCC Pune.

Vacancies: 80      : Boys- 50, Girls- 30

 Captain Sandip Navale (Dept of Physics) is In charge of ARMY WING NCC

The parades are conducted at NCC Group HQ, Pune / Abasaheb Garware College ground on every Sunday

• The students can also participate in Signal, Armad and Air Wing NCC under NCC GR. H.Q.Pune 41100

 ABASAHEB GARWARE COLLEGE PUNE- 411 004
NCC NAVAL & ARMY WING

Cadets selected and participated in National level Camps

2015-2020

Cadets joined Armed forces during last five Years

2015-2020

Cadets Participated in Republic day Parade camp held at Delhi (Navy, Army & Air wing NCC)

2015-2020