How to join NCC:
The
National Cadet Corps is the Indian military cadet corps with its Headquarters
at New Delhi. It is open to school and college students on voluntary basis.
National Cadet Corps is a Tri-Services Organization, comprising the Army, Navy
and Air Force, engaged in grooming the youth of the country into disciplined
and patriotic citizens.
The
National Cadet Corps in India is a voluntary organization which recruits cadets
from high schools, colleges and Universities all over India. The Cadets are
given basic military training in small arms and parades.
The
officers and cadets have no liability for active military service once they
complete their course but are given preference over normal candidates during
selections based on the achievements in the corps.
Differences between NCC B and C certificates:
·
NCC- C certificate is more
value than the NCC-B certificate.
·
There are three
certificates in NCC.
·
NCC-A, B, C certificate.
·
A certificate is based on
the school level up to 10th class.
·
‘B’ certificate is based
on the +1 & +2.
· ‘C’ certificate is based
on the graduation level. When student read in the graduation then take the c
certificate.
· If you have the ‘c’
certificate then direct entry in the relevant field, like army, air force,
navy,
Other certificate ‘B’ & ‘A’ has the own value.
Other certificate ‘B’ & ‘A’ has the own value.
· The weight age of the
number in the merit list.
Benefits of NCC 'B' &
'C' Certificates
NCC
certificates are useful to get reservation in some counselling of Mtech, Btech,
etc. and it also makes a positive impact on us if it is with us. Mostly the
"C" certificate is more valuable..and then "B" certificate.
If
you have "A" certificate , then it is not of that worth. so better to
get "B" certificate atleast to make some use of it...and if you want,
you can join the army easily than the candidates without NCC certificates. Govt
job gives more preference to the NCC Cadets. In below example we provide you a
detail of benefit of this certificate in armed forces job:
For Joining Armed Forces
as Soldiers/Sailors/Airmen:
Army: Five percent of marks are added to NCC 'A'
Certificate holders on overall marks scored by the candidate. Similarly Eight
percent marks are added to 'B' Certificate holders. In addition NCC 'C'
Certificate holders get 10% bonus marks.
Navy: Weightage of following
additional marks is given to NCC Certificate holders for recruitment in the
Navy :-
Direct Entry
Sailor(MER), Artificer Apprentices Diploma Holder
'A'
Certificate
|
22
|
'B'
Certificate
|
44
|
'C'
Certificate
|
66
|
Air Force: The marks as given below are added to
selection Test marks of the qualified candidates possessing NCC Certificates in
Air Wing:-
'C'
Certificate
|
5
marks
|
'B'
Certificate
|
4
marks
|
'A'
Certificate
|
3
marks
|
'A'
Certificate Part I & II
|
3
marks
|
'A'
Certificate Part I only
|
2
marks
|
We hope that all
this information is sufficient for you if you want to get more information
visit the official website of NCC India which is “www.nccindia.nic.in”.
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