National Cadet Corps (NCC)

The NCC unit of Bankura Christian College is recognized as Company 1 under 56 Bengal Battalion NCC, Kharagpur Group, West Bengal and Sikkim Directorate.

Total Strength– 160

70% SD (Senior Division boys’ cadets)
30% SW (Senior Wing girls’ cadets)

Designation	Rank	Name of the ANO	Picture
Associate NCC Officer	Captain	Arunava Banerjee (DG Awardee 2024)

Objectives of NCC:	History	List of ANOs:
To develop character, discipline, comradeship, secular outlook, ideals of selfless services and adventure spirits. To create a pool of trained, organized and motivated youth with leadership qualities. To provide a sound environment for motivation towards the armed forces.	The NCC (National Cadet Corps) was established in 1948. The 56 Bengal Battalion NCC was founded in 1956. From its inception, the NCC has been active at Bankura Christian College. This college has a proud and glorious tradition of NCC. Major M.B. Sural, Professor in English of this College was the founder Associating Commanding Officer of the 56 Bengal Battalion NCC.	1.Major MB Sural. 2.Lieutenant Sushil Kumar Banik 3.Lieutenant Dipak Mukherjee, 4.Lieutenant. Tapan Banerjee, 5.Lieutenant. Bhabani Prasad Sinha, 6.Prof. Arunava Banerjee (Care taker) 2008-2012 Lieutenant Arunava Banerjee - 2013-2022 Captain Arunava Banerjee - 2022 onwards

Selection Process:

Preliminary Screening - Interested candidates have to fill up an application form with personal details in the day of verification of the admission process. (Interested students may also contact the NCC office later and submit the application form.)

Eligibility -

Age limit: Usually between 17 to 22 years.
Academic qualification: Must have to pass HS examination and must be a student of the college.
Medical fitness: Prescribed height, weight, and chest (for male candidates) and no major illness or disability.
After the scrutiny of the application forms, the Principal and ANO will notify the date of selection.

Physical Fitness Test (Conducted by the Army personnel)-

Running: 1.6 km (timed)
Push-ups/Sit-ups
Other activities like rope climbing, zig-zag runs, etc.

Interview: (Conducted by the ANO)

Questions on:
Motivation to join NCC
General awareness
Leadership qualities and cultural skills

Based on overall performance finally selected cadets are informed. They have to fill up the enrolment form with proper documents -

1. Madhyamik Admit
2. Madhyamik and HS marksheet
3. College admission receipt
4. Bank account details
5. Medical fitness certificate (Vision, hearing, and general health parameters should be assessed by a medical officer)

Training:

NCC is a three years training course.
Regular parades are held three days a week - Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 7 am to 9.30 am (Not hampering the regular academic classes.)
It is mandatory for the cadets to maintain 75% of attendance.
For 'B' certificate exam (After 2 years of training) cadets must have to attend a camp.
For 'C' certificate exam (After 3 years of training) cadets must have to attend two camps.

Different types of camp in NCC

Jointly organised by the Centre and The State Governments:	Centrally Organised Camps:
1. Annual Training Camp (ATC) 2. Combined Annual Training Camp (CATC)	3. Republic Day Camp (RDC) 4. Thal Sainik Camp (TSC) 5. Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat Camp (EBSB) 6. Advanced Leadership Camp (ALC) 7. Army Attachment Camp 8. Rafting Camp 9. Rock Climbing Camp 10. Youth Exchange Programme etc.

Awards and Recognition:

DG NCC Certificate 2025 - SUO BadshaParamaik
DG NCC Award 2024 - Captain Arunava Banerjee
Governor Medal 2019 - JUO Babika Mondal
Governor Medal 2018 - SUO Rana Halder
Governor Medal 2016 - SUO Bidyut Ghosh
Governor Medal 2014 - SUO Asish Paramanik
Governor Medal 2012 - SUO Arun Gorai

Achievements:

Republic Day Camp:	Thal Sainik Camp:	Cadets got Job in Armed forces (2025-2019)
SUO Chamak Hembram - 2023 SUO Ankita Barik - 2021 SUO Bidyut Ghosh - 2016 SUO Amit Nandi - 2015 SUO Asish Paramanik - 2015 SUO Mallika Gorai - 2013 SUO Arun Gorai - 2012	SUO Abhik Lohar - 2024 JUO Barsha Bagdi (BRONZE MEDAL in All India Shooting Competition among groups) – 2023 JUO Arpita Das (BRONZE MEDAL in All India Shooting Competition among groups) - 2023 JUO Suraj Garai - 2023 JUO Swadesh Baran Dhak - 2023 SUO Badsha Paramanik (GOLD MEDAL in All India Shooting Competition among individuals) – 2023 SUO Arup Das – 2022 SUO Jishu Roy – 2018 SUO Maskur Hossain – 2017 SUO Suman Bid – 2016 SUO Mudasir Alam – 2014 SUO Uttam Bauri - 2014	2025 1. KARTIK KUMBHAKAR - INDIAN ARMY (AGNIVEER) 2. GOURAB SUR - INDIAN ARMY (AGNIVEER) 3. BARSHA DAS - INDIAN ARMY (AGNIVEER, CMP) 4. SUBHADIP DAS - INDIA ARMY (AGNIVEER) 5. DEBU PAL - INDIA ARMY (AGNIVEER) 2024 1. MAHADEV KUNDU -B.S.F 2. SWADESH BHRAN DHAK - INDIAN ARMY (AGNIVEER) 2023 1. SANJOY GARAI - INDIAN ARMY (AGNIVEER) 2. SOURAV KUNDU - INDIAN ARMY (AGNIVEER) 2022 1. PRAKASH HALDAR - INDIAN ARMY (AGNIVEER) 2. SUBHADIP DUTTA - INDIAN ARMY (AGNIVEER) 3. PRALAY MUKHERJEE -INDIAN ARMY (AGNIVEER) 4. RAJU TUNGA -INDIAN ARMY (AGNIVEER) 2019 1. RANA HALDAR -INDIAN ARMY 2. BISWAJIT GORAI - ASSAM RIFLES 3. ANIRUDRA KARMAKAR -INDIAN ARMY

Extension activities of the college through NCC

SL	Name of the activity	Year of the activity	Supporting Documents
1	NCC Day	14-01-2022	View Document
2	Ban Mahotsav	14-07-2022	View Document
3	Independence Day	15-08-2022	View Document
4	National Unity Day	31-10-2022	View Document
5	NCC Day	27-11-2022	View Document
6	National AIDS Day	01-12-2022	View Document
7	National Youth Day	12-01-2023	View Document
8	Combined Annual Training Camp	16-01-2023	View Document
9	Republic Day	26-01-2023	View Document
10	Cleanliness Drive	26-02-2023	View Document
11	Blood Donation Camp	14-04-2023	View Document
12	International Yoga Day	21-06-2024	View Document
13	Blood Donation Camp	30-06-2024	View Document