NCC training at the college level is structured to be regular, progressive, and comprehensive, aiming to build discipline, leadership, and patriotism in youth. It is conducted throughout the academic year under the guidance of ANO (Associate NCC Officer) and PI Staff (Permanent Instructors from the armed forces).
Duration and Structure
- Total duration: 3 years (for SD/SW cadets)
- Parades per year: Minimum 70 parades (each of 40–45 minutes)
- Classes include both theory and practical components.
Medical Training Activities
Basic First Aid & CPR Training
- Wound care, bleeding control, splinting techniques
- Hands-on CPR and Basic Life Support (BLS) sessions
Health Screening Camps (On-Campus)
- Organize BP, blood sugar, BMI, and hemoglobin tests
- Medical record maintenance and patient communication drills
Workshops on Public Health Issues
- Communicable disease prevention
- Mental health, nutrition, hygiene, and lifestyle disorders
Medical Poster & Model Exhibitions
- Cadet-led awareness displays for students and faculty
- Focus on diseases, first aid, marine medicine, etc.
Case Study Presentations
- Common emergencies and their medical response
- Real-time scenario discussions by cadets
Naval Training Activities
Naval Drill Practice
- March past, saluting, and parade formations
- Naval commands and uniform protocol
Knot Tying and Boat Handling (Theory & Demo)
- Practice of reef knot, bowline, clove hitch, etc.
- Demonstrations on boat basics and marine safety (if feasible)
Naval Etiquette & Communication
- Understanding naval terms, signals, ranks, and structure
- Basic radio communication procedures (simulated)
Disaster Response & Rescue Activities
Mock Disaster Management Drills
- Earthquake/fire/accident evacuation inside college campus
- Role-play of medical response and triage by cadets
Stretcher Handling & Buddy Carry Techniques
- Practical sessions on lifting, shifting, and caring for casualties
Leadership & Knowledge Enhancement
Lectures by Naval Officers / Doctors
- Opportunities in Armed Forces Medical Services (AFMS)
- Ethics and duties of a naval medical cadet
Quizzes, Debates & Essay Competitions
- Naval knowledge, health awareness, and national integration topics
- Gender equality and women's role in armed forces (for SW)
Leadership & Personality Development Sessions
- Communication skills, discipline, responsibility training
Social Responsibility & Outreach
Health Awareness Drives
- Outreach to nearby schools or communities
- Focus: Personal hygiene, anti-tobacco, menstrual hygiene (SW), first aid
Blood Donation / Organ Donation Awareness
- Organizing or volunteering in donation drives
Clean Campus Campaigns
- Swachh Bharat activities, waste management awareness
Physical & Mental Fitness
Daily PT and Yoga
- Structured routines for stamina, flexibility, and discipline
- Breathing techniques for mental calm and focus
Fitness Assessments
- Periodic tracking of physical performance and endurance
Celebrations and Recognition
Observation of Important Days
- Navy Day, World Health Day, International Yoga Day, etc.
Awarding Best Cadets
- Recognize SD/SW cadets for leadership, punctuality, and medical initiative