Support Services: NCC Army Wing

National Cadet Corps aims at developing character and comradeship, as well as keenness for service and capacity for leadership in the youth. It provides military training to the youth and builds a ready reserve, which the Armed Forces could easily make use of in times of national emergency. There are a number of incentives that motivate students to join NCC.

Besides being additional merit while seeking to join the forces or taking up other jobs, NCC also motivates cadets to perform to their best by offering scholarships, cash awards, prizes, medals, trophies, etc. NCC includes in the youth a sense of nationalism and secular outlook that contributes towards the building of the nation. It also provides a platform for individual uplifting through the process of channelizing the energy of the youth in constructive detection. It helps the youth to realize the intimate relationship between man and the community, between community and nature, and their inter dependability.

NCC is a voluntary organization for students of schools and colleges. NCC trains the cadets to become responsive individuals, sensitive to the needs of the community. It aims at developing a new work culture characterized by hard work, sincerity of purpose, and the ideals of selfless service with a secular outlook.

Unit Details

Directorate

Maharashtra DTE

Group

Mumbai 'B'

Unit

7 Maharashtra BN NCC, Nashik

Sub-Unit

Sandip University, Nashik

Name of ANO

Dr. Parag Chavan

Strength

53 Cadets

Day of Parade

Friday & Saturday

Parade Timing

08:00 am – 11:00 am

The National Cadet Corps was established in 2023 in Sandip University under 7 Maharashtra Battalion Nashik-05. The college has an N.C.C. unit consisting of a boys and Girls unit attached to the 7 Maharashtra Battalion with 1 platoon and a strength of 50 cadets (33 Boys & 17 Girls). Sandip University NCC unit organized various social, cultural, and environmental awareness programs, Blood donation, Tree Plantation, Election duty, Swaccha Bharat Abhiyan, Yoga day, Ganapati Visarjan, Anti-drug rally, AIDS rally, Traffic safety rally, Pulse polio, etc

Brief History of NCC

The NCC in India was formed in 1948. A committee headed by H. N. Kunzru recommended a cadet organization to be established in schools and universities at a national level. The soldier youth foundation Act was accepted by the Governor General, and on the 15th of July 1950, the soldier youth foundation came into existence. Senior Wing (SW) Cadets of the NCC during Republic Day Preparations. In 1949, the Girls Division was formed in order to provide equal opportunities to school and college-going girls. The NCC was given an inter-service image in 1950 when the Air Wing was added, followed by the Naval Wing in 1952.

During the Indo-Pakistani war of 1965 & Bangladesh-Pakistani war of 1971, NCC cadets were the second line of defence. They organized camps to assist ordnance factories, supplying arms and ammunition to the front, and also were used as patrol parties to capture enemy paratroopers. The NCC cadets also worked hand in hand with the Civil defense authorities and actively took part in rescue works and traffic control.

Motto, Core Value & Pledge

NCC Motto

The motto of NCC was adopted on December 23, 1957, as: "UNITY AND DISCIPLINE".

NCC Pledge / Oath

"I do hereby solemnly promise that I will serve my motherland most truly and loyally and that, I will abide by the rules and regulations of the National Cadet Corps. Further, under the command and control of my commanding officer, I will participate in every camp most sincerely and wholeheartedly."

NCC Symbol / Flag

The NCC Flag was introduced in 1951. It was modified in 1954. The present one is a tri-colour flag in red, blue, and light blue, with the NCC crest in gold in the middle of the flag. Red for the Army, Deep Blue for the Navy, and Light Blue for the Air Force, represents the inter-services character of the Corps. The letters NCC are encircled by a wreath of seventeen lotus representing the seventeen State Directorates.

NCC Day

The NCC was formed on 15 July 1948. However, NCC Day is observed on the last Sunday of November throughout the country because on that day in 1949.

NCC Aim

To Develop Character, Comradeship, Discipline, Leadership, Secular Outlook, Spirit of Adventure, and Ideals of Selfless Service amongst the Youth of the Country.
To Create a Human Resource of Organized, Trained, and Motivated Youth, To Provide Leadership in all Walks of life and be Always Available for the Service of the Nation.
To Provide a Suitable Environment to Motivate the Youth to Take Up a Career in the Armed Forces.

Objectives of NCC

To fulfill the requirements expected in the latest socio-economic scenario in India.
To develop character, discipline, comradeship, secular outlook, ideals of selfless services and adventure spirits amongst large numbers of young citizens.
To create a pool of trained, organized and motivated youth with various leadership qualities in every walk of their life and serve the Nation irrespective of the career they choose.
To provide a sound environment conducive to motivating large numbers of young people of India to join the armed forces.

Pledge

"We the cadet of the national cadet corps, do solemnly pledge that we shall always uphold the unity of India. We resolve to be disciplined and responsible citizen of our nation. We shall undertake positive community service in the spirit of selflessness and concern for our fellow beings".

प्रतिज्ञा

हम राष्ट्रीय कैडेट कोर के कैडेट
पूर्ण सत्यभाव से यह प्रतिज्ञा करते हैं
की हम हमेशा भारत की एकता को कायम रखेंगे |
हम अपने देश के अनुशासित व
उत्तरदायी नागरिक बनने का संकल्प करतें हैं |
हम अपने साथियों के हित में तथा निस्वार्थ भाव से
सकारात्मक सामुदायिक विकास की प्रतिज्ञा करतें हैं |

NCC SONG

हम सब भारतीय हैं, हम सब भारतीय हैं.

अपनी मंज़िल एक है, हा हा हा एक है, हो हो हो एक है.

हम सब भारतीय हैं.

कश्मीर की धरती रानी है, सरताज हिमालय है,

सदियों से हमने इस को अपने खून से पाला है.

देश की रक्षा की खातिर हम शमशीर उठा लेंगे,

हम शमशीर उठा लेंगे.

बिखरे-बिखरे तारे हैं हम, लेकिन झिलमिल एक है,

हा हा हा एक है, हो हो हो एक है,

हम सब भारतीय हैं.

मंदिर, गुरुद्वारे भी हैं यहाँ, और मस्जिद भी हैं यहाँ,

गिरिजा का है घड़ियाल कहीं मुल्ला की कहीं है अज़ां

एक ही अपना राम हैं, एक ही अल्लाह ताला हैं,

एक ही अल्लाह ताला हैं.

रंग बिरंगे दीपक हैं हम, लेकिन जगमग एक है,

हा हा हा एक है, हो हो हो एक है.

हम सब भारतीय हैं, हम सब भारतीय हैं

Officers

NCC Army Wing — Sandip University

Dr. Parag Chavan

Associate NCC Officer

Mr. Kishor Yashwante

NCC Assistant

Enrollments

NCC Army Wing — Sandip University

NCC Army Boys & Girls Year Wise Enrollment

Year	First Year	Second Year	Third Year	Total
2023-24	17	-	-	17
2024-25	18	15	-	33
2025-26	18	25	10	53

Year wise Rank Allotment 2023-26

Sr. No.	Rank	Name of the Cadets
1	SUO	Yash Vinod Bhat
2	JUO	Amruta Manish Kokate
3	JUO	Yashashwini Raju Bhandari
4	SGT	Renay Hareshkumar Dhone
5	SGT	Divya Sopan Kadam
6	CPL	Sneha Bharat Ingle
7	CPL	Mahesh Singampalli

Examination Result Year Wise

Sr. No.	Certificate	Year 2024-25	Year 2025-26	Total
1	'A'	-	-	-
2	'B'	10	-	10
3	'C'	-	18	18

Physical Standards for NCC (SD/SW) Enrollment

Sr. No.	Gender	Height	Chest	Weight
1	MALE(SD)	168 Cms (Minimum)	77 cms / 82 cms. (After expansion)	Corresponding to height as per medical standards
2	FEMALE(SW)	155 Cms (Minimum)	Not applicable	Corresponding to height as per medical standards

PPT Standards for NCC (SD) Boys Enrollment

Sr. No.	Name of Test	Excellent	Good	Satisfy
1	1600 meter	5.00 min	5.10 min	5.25 min
2	Push up	20	15	10
3	Bent knee sit-up	25	20	15

PPT Standards for NCC (SW) Girls Enrollment

Sr No	Name of Test	Excellent	Good	Satisfy
1	1200 meter	5.00 min	5.10 min	5.25 min
2	Push up	15	10	5
3	Bent knee sit-up	20	15	10

CEE Pattern for NCC Enrollment

Sr No	No of Question	Question Type	Marks per Question	Total Marks
1	40 Question	Objective	01 mark	40 marks
2	02 Question	Short Answer	2.5 mark	05 marks
3	01 Question (any one)	Long Answer	05 mark	05 marks
Total	43 Question	Time : 1hr	-	50 marks

Examination Results

NCC Army Wing — Sandip University

Examination Certificate

Activities Conducted

NCC Army Wing — Sandip University

Activities Conducted

Social Service and Community Development conducted by NCC

Blood Donation Camp

NCC Cadets of Sandip University organized a Blood Donation Camp as a noble humanitarian initiative, encouraging students, faculty, and staff to donate blood voluntarily. The camp was conducted in coordination with a nearby blood bank and medical professionals who ensured safe and hygienic donation procedures. NCC Cadets led by example by being among the first to donate blood. This activity promoted the spirit of selfless service and helped create awareness about the critical need for blood donation. The camp successfully collected a significant number of blood units which were directed towards patients in need.

Participation in "Eco Bappa Initiative"

NCC Cadets of Sandip University enthusiastically participated in the "Eco Bappa Initiative," an eco-friendly Ganesh festival celebration campaign that promotes the use of environment-friendly Ganesh idols made from natural clay and organic colours. The cadets spread awareness about the harmful effects of Plaster of Paris (PoP) idols on water bodies and encouraged the community to embrace sustainable traditions. Through rallies, street plays, and direct community engagement, the NCC cadets played a pivotal role in making this initiative a success and demonstrated how tradition and environmental consciousness can coexist harmoniously.

Certificate Distribution — Republic Day, 26 January 2026

On the occasion of Republic Day, 26th January 2026, Sandip University NCC Unit organized a Certificate Distribution Ceremony to honour the achievements and dedication of NCC Cadets. The ceremony was presided over by senior dignitaries and faculty members. Cadets who had excelled in various NCC activities, camps, and examinations were felicitated and awarded their certificates. The event was marked by a spirit of patriotism and pride, with the National Flag being unfurled followed by the singing of the National Anthem. The certificate distribution was a proud moment for both the cadets and their families, recognizing their hard work and commitment to national service.

Tree Plantation by NCC Cadets of Sandip University

As part of their social responsibility and environmental commitment, NCC Cadets of Sandip University organized a Tree Plantation drive within the university campus and surrounding areas. The cadets planted saplings of various indigenous species to contribute towards a greener environment and combat the effects of climate change. This activity not only enhanced the green cover of the campus but also educated students about the importance of trees in maintaining ecological balance. The plantation drive was conducted with full enthusiasm and dedication by the cadets under the guidance of their ANO officers.

Army Day Celebration

NCC Cadets of Sandip University celebrated Army Day with great pride and patriotic fervour. Army Day, observed on January 15th every year, commemorates the day when General (later Field Marshal) Kodandera M. Cariappa took over as the first Commander-in-Chief of the Indian Army from General Sir Francis Butcher, the last British Commander-in-Chief of India, in 1949. The cadets participated in a special parade, cultural programmes, and motivational sessions that highlighted the bravery, sacrifices, and achievements of the Indian Army. The event instilled a deep sense of national pride and respect for the armed forces among the cadets and the student community.

Cleanliness Drive by NCC Cadets at Harihar Fort with Nashik Ploggers

NCC Cadets of Sandip University actively participated in a Cleanliness Drive at the historic Harihar Fort in collaboration with Nashik Ploggers. The cadets demonstrated their commitment to environmental responsibility by collecting plastic waste and debris along the trekking trail and fort premises. This initiative not only promoted cleanliness but also instilled a sense of civic duty and environmental awareness among the youth. The event saw enthusiastic participation from NCC cadets who set an example for the local community and trekkers visiting the fort.

Achievements

NCC Army Wing — Sandip University

Achievements

	CDT. Nikhil Deepak Raundal Successfully selected in the Indian Army.
	SUO. Yash Vinod Bhat Gold Medal Drawing Competition 2024, CATC-513 IGC-Thal Sainik Camp 2024 Silver Medal Drawing Competition 2025, CATC-517 Silver Medal Essay Writing Competition 2025, CATC-517 1st Place, Trophy Tug-of-War 2025, CATC-517
	JOU. Yashaswini Bhandari Completed Advance leadership Camp 2025 and Achieved first prize in Group Discussion. Cdt. Madiga Sreenath Completed CATC 518 camp and Achieved Bronz Medal in DST Test.
	CPL. Sneha Bharat Ingle Gold medal in debate competition.
	JUO. Amruta Kokate Got first prize in cultural event of CATC-2025 camp and also got 1st prize in cultural in CATC-2024.
	CPL. Singampalli Mahesh Achievements in NCC Pre IGC-RDC 1 in Culture event Pre IGC-RDC 2 in Culture event IGC-RDC In Culture event
	SGT. Renay Dhone Selected in pre RDC camp 2025 held at Arty Centre. 1st place and trophy in TUG OF WAR, CATC 513.

Participation

NCC Army Wing — Sandip University

Participation Details

Participation in CATC-513 at Artillery Centre, Nashik

Date: 18 June 2026 to 27 June 2026

Sr. No.	SD/SW	Rank	Name of Cadet	NCC Year
1	SD	SGT	RENAY HARESHKUMAR DHONE	III YEAR
2	SD	CPL	SINGAMPALLI MAHESH	III YEAR
3	SD	CDT	LAKAPPAGARI SREESANTH	III YEAR
4	SD	CDT	MADIGA SREENANTH	III YEAR
5	SD	CDT	KURUBA NITIN KUMAR	III YEAR
6	SD	CDT	RAJA KUMAR	III YEAR
7	SD	CDT	AYUSH RAJ	III YEAR
8	SD	CDT	ALTHI SIMHADRI	III YEAR
9	SD	CDT	KUNCHA RAVITEJA	III YEAR
10	SD	LCPL	PRASAD RISHIKESH SANJAY	III YEAR
11	SD	CDT	ANIKET SADNIP HARDE	III YEAR
12	SD	CDT	ANUJ SHARAT CHIDREWAR	III YEAR
13	SD	CDT	PRAVAN MANOHAR DUGAJE	II YEAR
14	SD	CDT	NIRAJ KUMAR GOSWAMI	II YEAR
15	SD	CDT	AVINASH SUNIL MEDHE	II YEAR
16	SD	CDT	TANVIR MAJAV KADARI	II YEAR
17	SD	CDT	SUJEET BUDHAJEE MADHE	II YEAR
18	SD	CDT	PAWAN	II YEAR
19	SD	CDT	B BHARATH KUMAR REDDY	II YEAR
20	SD	CDT	MADHA SAMPATH	II YEAR
21	SD	CDT	BATTU UDAY	II YEAR
22	SW	SGT	DIVYA SOPAN KADAM	III YEAR
23	SW	CDT	MEKA VAISHNAVI	III YEAR
24	SW	CDT	SNEHA BHARAT INGLE	III YEAR
25	SW	CDT	ARPITA SHRIHARI LAMB	III YEAR
26	SW	CDT	SHRAVANI DEEPAKSING PARDESHI	II YEAR
27	SW	CDT	TEJASVINI MANISH PAL	II YEAR
28	SW	CDT	ARPITA DAS	II YEAR
29	SW	CDT	APURVA VIJAYRAO JAYSINGKAR	II YEAR
30	SW	CDT	DIPALI KISHOR PATIL	II YEAR
31	SW	CDT	KIRTI SURESH CHAUDHARI	II YEAR