National Cadet Corps(NCC)

NCC at VJTI

NCC at VJTI serves as a transformative platform, nurturing cadets into responsible and conscientious citizens, offering each individual the chance to contribute meaningfully to society and the nation at large.

Shaping Future Leaders

The 5 MAH EME COY Unit (5 Maharashtra Electronics and Mechanical Engineers Company), National Cadet Corps at VJTI stands as the youthful arm of the Indian Armed Forces, established on June 25, 1965. Upholding the motto of "Unity and Discipline," NCC is dedicated to shaping the youth of the nation into disciplined and patriotic individuals. Cadets undergo fundamental military training encompassing small arms handling and parades. NCC endeavors to foster traits like character, camaraderie, discipline, a broad-minded perspective, adventurous spirit, and the ethos of selfless service among the youth. Its broader objective is to cultivate a cadre of organized, trained, and motivated young leaders from diverse backgrounds, committed to national service irrespective of their chosen careers.

The NCC Motto, "UNITY AND DISCIPLINE," was adopted during the 12th Central Advisory Committee (CAC) meeting convened on October 12, 1980.

VJTI's Diverse Activities

A rich array of activities unfold at VJTI, providing students with invaluable exposure and opportunities for personal growth. Events such as the Combined Annual Training Camp (CATC), Army Attachment Camp (AAC), Thal Sainik Camp (TSC), Republic Day Camp (RDC), All India Trek, Rock Climbing Camp, Hiking and Trekking Camps, as well as Leadership Camps, instill essential values of discipline, comradeship, leadership, and enthusiasm. These engagements, conducted year-round under the guidance of Commanding Officers, contribute significantly to the holistic development of cadets.

Event Calendar

NCC Officers

Sr. No.	Name	Designation	Email	Contact No.
1	Lt. Col. Dhruv Saraswat	Commanding Officer	5EMEMAH@GMAIL.COM	022-24186171
2	Lt. Prof. Shrinivas Khedkar	ANO	ANO@VJTI.AC.IN	9075362323

Advantages of NCC

Empowering Youth Through Benefits

B & C Certificate Holders

Preference is given to B & C certificate holders in Defence Services, Police services, Paramilitary forces, Fire forces, BSF, Territorial Army, Industrial Security Forces, Public Sectors, and all uniform services.

Career Opportunities

One of the benefits of joining NCC includes receiving basic military training. It develops the students’ interest in three forces – Air force, Army, and Navy. NCC Cadets have reservation in many Government jobs.

Preferred by Top Industries

Sahara India and many other top industries pick up NCC Cadets possessing ‘C’ certificates for various jobs in their companies.

NCC Cadet Ranks

Sr. No.	Name	Designation	Email	Contact No.
1	Arjun Singh Rajput	SUO	aschib_b22@el.vjti.ac.in	9797670271
2	Dhairy Atul Bagave	JUO	dabagave_b21@el.vjti.ac.in	9049481874
3	Prateek Kumar	JUO	Pkumar_b21@me.vjti.ac.in	7384226493
4	Tanvi Yadav	JUO	tryadav_b21@pe.vjti.ac.in	9579972553
5	Vitthal Ambadas Kale	CSM	vakale_d21@me.viti.ac.in	8104559751
6	Shron Suhas Bhaskar	CQMS	ssbaraskar_d22@ci.vjti.ac.in	9321582155
7	Hitesh Sanjay Patil	SGT	hspatil_d22@hs.vjti.ac.in	9326222621
8	Rutuja Mahesh Mathkar	SGT	rmmathkar_b22@ee.vjti.ac.in	7588113204
9	Shravani Zodape	SGT	sazodape_b22@it.vjti.ac.in	7887448022
10	Arnav Gupta	L/CPL	aagupta_b23@me.vjti.ac.in	8082226594

Enrollment Eligibility Criteria

B.Tech

Must be currently enrolled in the First or Second Year of B.Tech.

Diploma

Must be currently enrolled in the First Year of Diploma

Vision

Vision 6/6 Required for NCC Enrollment

Male

Male applicants must have a minimum height of 157.5 cm.

Female

Female applicants must have a minimum height of 152 cm.

Waist size

Maximum Waist Size of 29 Inches

Enrollment

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Testimony of Meritorious Cadets

The NCC has produced many brave armed forces personnel, with hundreds of students passing the 'C' certificate exams.

I'm Srushti Vanjare, an alumni of Mechanical engineering batch 2022 of VJTI. I will be joining the Officer's Training Academy, Chennai for the October 2022 course. I was recommended from 17 SSB, Bangalore for SSCW(Tech)- 30 course in my first attempt. I was an NCC Cadet in the 5 MAH EME COY NCC through VJTI College. My experience in NCC came of great help during the SSB procedure in terms of the stress management and knowledge. Being from a non- defence background, NCC gave me the exposure to the army life and moreover, the motivation to be a part of the elite organization.

Srushti Vanjare

Alumni of Mechanical engineering

Jai Hind! I am CDT. Pranjal Jadhav, a B.Tech mechanical engineering student. NCC has been the most enthusiastic part of my engineering journey, becoming an inseparable part of my personality. Over the past three years, I have participated in four camps: the Special National Integration Camp (SNIC) in Srinagar, Kashmir, and three pre-Thal Sena Camps (TSC). The SNIC, where I had the honor of representing Maharashtra on a national platform, stands out as the most memorable. To encapsulate this experience in one line, I would say "Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam" (the whole earth is a family). At SNIC, we cadets experienced the national spirit of unity, truly embodying the NCC motto of "Unity and Discipline." In the pre-TSC camps, I learned the importance of time and discipline. These camps were a rigorous challenge to our physical and mental abilities. I also actively participated in cultural activities within NCC, which provided a platform for my skills and recognition for my efforts, including a felicitation for my overall performance and anchoring at the SNIC camp. The constant appreciation from my unit, battalion, and group, as well as support from my college, has been a significant motivator for me to engage in more activities. My gratitude for NCC is beyond words. To express my feelings: Vardhi ne hume Maan sikhaya, Vakt aur anushasan ka mahatwa har ek camp ne samjhaya, Drill karte hi samjha humne Ekta kya hoti hai, Ab dil se ek hi aavaj aati hai, Hum Sab Bharatiya hai!