Camps & Courses

In the context of the National Cadet Corps (NCC), YEP stands for Youth Exchange Program. It's a program where selected NCC cadets participate in a country-to-country exchange with cadets from friendly foreign countries. This exchange involves participating in various activities and learning about each other's cultures and societies. 

Essentially, YEP is a program designed to foster international understanding and friendship through cadet exchange. Cadets from India travel to other countries, and cadets from those countries visit India, participating in cultural exchange and learning activities. 

RDC in NCC stands for Republic Day Camp. It is a prestigious annual camp organized by the National Cadet Corps (NCC) in India, held from January 1st to 29th at Delhi Cantt. The camp culminates in the Prime Minister's Rally on January 27th and showcases the discipline, cultural activities, and overall training of NCC cadets. Events include: Kartavya path parade, Best Cadet/YEP, PM Rally, Guard of Honour and Cultural program. 

TSC in NCC stands for Thal Sainik Camp. It's a 12-day national-level camp held annually in Delhi, typically in late autumn. The camp is conducted by the NCC in collaboration with the Indian Army and involves competitive events designed to test and enhance the physical and mental capabilities of selected cadets. Events includes: Map reading(MR), Health & hygiene(H&H),Judging distance & field craft(JDFS),Firing and obstacle running.

The Para Basic Camp in NCC, also known as the Paratroopers Course, is a highly sought-after training opportunity for NCC cadets, focusing on developing paratrooping skills. It is held twice a year, in September and November, with 40 reserved vacancies (20 for girls and 20 for boys) at the Paratroopers Training School in Agra.  

A Special National Integration Camp (SNIC), also known as a National Integration Camp (NIC), is a National Cadet Corps (NCC) event designed to foster national unity and cultural harmony among youth from different parts of India. These camps aim to bridge cultural gaps and promote a sense of common identity and national consciousness. SNICs are held in various locations, including the extremities of the country, such as Leh, Nagrota, Chakabama, Srinagar, Lakshadweep, and Port Blair 

The G. V. Mavlankar Shooting Championship is an annual shooting competition held in India, organized by the National Rifle Association of India (NRAI). It's a significant event for rifle, pistol, and shotgun events, attracting participation from various age groups and skill levels. The championship is named after G. V. Mavlankar, a prominent figure in Indian politics and a promoter of shooting sports.  

An EBSB (Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat) camp is a program organized to promote cultural integration and unity among different states and union territories in India. The camps are conducted by the NCC (National Cadet Corps) and other organizations to foster a sense of national unity and understanding among participants