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Madhab Choudhury College

Established 1939 • Affiliated to Bhattadev University

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Madhab Choudury College NCC Unit
Madhab Choudhury College, Barpeta

ABOUT NCC
The National Cadet Corps (NCC) is a voluntary tri-services organization comprising the Army, Navy, and Air Force, and it functions under the Ministry of Defence. Overall responsibility for the organization rests with the Defence Secretary. The NCC aims to develop discipline, leadership, organization, and patriotism among the youth of the nation. It also motivates young people to consider careers in the Armed Forces, though participation does not require them to join the military afterward. Nevertheless, NCC cadets are given preference over other candidates during certain selection processes.
During World War II, the British government established the University Officers Training Corps in 1942 to cultivate leadership qualities among students. After India attained independence, this body was restructured into a national cadet organization for schools and colleges, in line with the recommendations of the H. N. Kunzru Committee. The modern NCC was officially formed on April 16, 1948, through the XXXI Act of Parliament and was formally inaugurated on July 15, 1948. The Girls’ Division was introduced in 1949, followed by the creation of the Air Wing in April 1950. With the establishment of the Naval Wing in July 1952, the Corps came to represent all three services.
IMPORTANCE OF NCC
 Character Building: The NCC helps shape young individuals into disciplined, responsible, and ethically aware citizens, while nurturing a deep sense of national pride and commitment to the country.
 Leadership Development: Through structured training, camps, and group activities, the NCC cultivates leadership qualities, teamwork, and sound decision-making skills among cadets.
 Physical Fitness: Regular drills, parades, and sports activities promote physical fitness, stamina, and overall well-being, enabling cadets to maintain a healthy and active lifestyle.
 Social Service: NCC cadets actively engage in community service and social welfare programmes, encouraging a spirit of selfless service, cooperation, and social responsibility.
 Adventure Activities: By organizing adventure camps, trekking, mountaineering, and expeditions, the NCC inspires courage, resilience, and a willingness to face challenges with confidence.
 Career Opportunities: NCC training supports career development by providing valuable experience, confidence, and an advantage in defence services, competitive examinations, and various professional fields.
Overall, the National Cadet Corps in India plays a significant role in shaping young people into confident, disciplined, and socially responsible individuals who are well prepared to meet life’s challenges with determination and a sense of purpose.