The college lays great emphasis on N.C.C. training, as it makes the youth discipline and patriotic. The youngsters imbibe qualities of self-reliance, leadership and determination. The college cadets have always excelled in all NCC Activities. The N.C.C. Air Wing of the college has to its credit remarkable achievements during the session 2009-10. Flying Officers (Prof.) Rakesh Kumar represented as "Contingent Commander" of Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh and Chandigarh Directorate in All India Vayu Sainik Camp, held at Banglore from 26th Oct. to 6th Nov., 2009. Cadet Sukhbir Kaur was the only Cadet selected from Punjab for para jumping. She jumped from a height of5,000 ft. from An-32 aircraft. Sr. Cadet Gurbhej Singh was declared the best cadet in ATC Camp at Dhariwal in 2009. Cdt. Raman Kumar was best cadet at ATC at Goindwal. Cadets of our college donated blood at a camp in Tarn Taran. Cdt. Maninder Singh represented Khalsa College in AIVSC at Bangalore in 0.22 firing team while 8 cadets participated in PVSC camp at Hissar in Sept. 2009. 30 cadets participated in Air Experience Activity in Micro-light flying.

1. The cadets have to present themselves for training and parades at fixed place and time.
2. All cadets are expected to attend camps for which they are detailed. Heavy fine is imposed for absence from the camp without prior permission of the Principal.
3. All cadets have to pay Re. 1/- towards their unit private fund to be operated by the Principal.
4. All N.C.C. cadet shall be issued uniform which they are expected to use with care during the training.

1. 10+2 in any subject but preference will be give to the students passed 10+2 with Physics and Mathematics
2. The tenure for NCC will be of three years.

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