The National Cadet Corps (NCC) is a Tri-Service organization comprising the Army, Navy, and Air Force, dedicated to cultivating disciplined and patriotic citizens among the youth of the country. NCC training instills values such as nationalism, patriotism, discipline, teamwork, leadership, and self-confidence, promoting overall personality development. The NCC offers opportunities for all, regardless of caste, creed, religion, or economic status.

To achieve its aims, the NCC has established a comprehensive training syllabus for cadets, which spans three years for senior division cadets. The NCC wing at Ambalika Institute of Management and Technology began with 54 cadets affiliated with the 64 UP Battalion NCC of the Army, starting on April 1, 2024, with a total enrollment of 80 cadets in the Senior Division/Senior Wing. All NCC activities on campus are conducted under the supervision of Dr. Shweta Mishra, Hon’ble Additional Director, and Dr. AshutoshDwivedi, Hon’ble Director of Ambalika Institute of Management and Technology. Anjali Rai serves as the Associate NCC Officer (ANO) for the unit under the 64 UP Battalion NCC.

Ambalika Institute of Management and Technology in Mohanlalganj is committed to academic excellence while promoting a variety of activities that contribute to the holistic development and well-being of its students. The NCC is one such initiative aimed at enhancing the physical, mental, and emotional well-being of the student community. Established in 2022, the NCC facilitates both intramural and extramural programs at the university. Additionally, the NCC supports cadets in obtaining B and C Certificates through examinations, thereby enhancing their future prospects and career opportunities.

“Unity and Discipline”

The NCC’s motto underscores two essential values: Unity, which promotes a sense of belonging among cadets from diverse backgrounds, fostering national integration, and Discipline, which is a core value in military training and personal development. Discipline cultivates self-control, responsibility, and respect for authority, which are crucial in both military and civilian life.

The NCC has specific objectives that align with its aims:

1. Training: Cadets undergo military training that includes drills, weapon handling, and leadership exercises. This training prepares them for potential service in the armed forces and enhances their organizational skills.
2. Community Service: The NCC actively participates in various social initiatives, such as disaster relief, environmental conservation, and health awareness programs. This instills a sense of social responsibility and service to the community.
3. Leadership Development: The NCC conducts camps and workshops designed to develop leadership qualities. Cadets learn teamwork, decision-making, and conflict resolution, essential skills for personal and professional success.
4. Discipline and Responsibility: Through structured training and adherence to protocols, cadets learn the importance of discipline in achieving goals. They are taught to take responsibility for their actions, which is crucial for their development as responsible citizens.

LIST OF MEMBERS- NCC SESSION(2024-25)