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Lt.Col. Sangeeta Kumari interviewer for Student Enrollment
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New Enrollment for 2024-25
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Best Drill Trophy at ATC Camp
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Independence Day Parade
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Entrance Test for NCC Enrollment
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Ranking Ceremony by Col.C.Paul Smile(Chief Guest)
Welcome to NCC
Aim of NCC
The unwavering support and encouragement from our esteemed institution have been fundamental to the achievements of our NCC contingent. By supplying vital resources, including training aids and dummy rifles, and nurturing a culture of discipline and leadership, the college administration has significantly contributed to the holistic development of cadets. Its dedication to empowering cadets through opportunities and infrastructure has helped them pursue excellence and achieve their goals.
The aims of the NCC, laid down in 1988, continue to meet the requirements of the country's current socio-economic scenario. The NCC aims to develop character, comradeship, discipline, a secular outlook, a spirit of adventure and ideals of selfless service among young citizens. It also seeks to create a pool of organised, trained and motivated youth with leadership qualities who will serve the Nation in all walks of life. The NCC also provides an environment that motivates young Indians to consider a career in the Armed Forces.
- To create a human resource of organised, trained and motivated youth who can provide leadership in all walks of life and remain available for the service of the Nation.
- To provide a suitable environment to motivate youth to take up a career in the Armed Forces.
Motto of NCC
The need for a motto for the Corps was discussed at the 11th Central Advisory Committee (CAC) meeting held on 11 August 1978. The suggested mottos included "Duty and Discipline", "Duty, Unity and Discipline", "Duty and Unity", and "Unity and Discipline". The final decision to select "Unity and Discipline" as the motto of the NCC was taken at the 12th CAC meeting held on 12 October 1980.
Objectives of NCC
- A sense of patriotic commitment to encourage cadets to contribute to national development.
- Respect for diversity in religion, language, culture, ethnicity, lifestyle and habitat to promote national unity and social cohesion.
- Commitment to learning and adhering to the norms and values enshrined in the Indian Constitution.
- Understanding the value of a just and impartial exercise of authority.
- Ability to participate in community development and other social programmes.
- A healthy lifestyle free from substance abuse and unhealthy practices.
- Sensitivity to the needs of poor and socially disadvantaged fellow citizens.
- Inculcating habits of restraint and self-awareness.
- Understanding honesty, truthfulness, self-sacrifice, perseverance and hard work.
- Respect for knowledge, wisdom and the power of ideas.
NCC Committee Members
- Lieutenant Ms. Rachana
- Ms. Suganthamala
- Ms.Suramba
- Ms. Sparsha
- Executive Member
- Student Council Member
Cadet Strength
Unit: 1 (T) NCC Girls BN
| Year / Batch | Total Strength Allotted | B Certificate Cadet Strength | C Certificate Cadet Strength |
|---|---|---|---|
| III Year 2022–2025 |
35 | 33 | Nil |
| II Year 2023–2026 |
23 | 22 | Nil |
| I Year 2024–2027 |
26 | Nil | Nil |
NCC Activities
Explore the annual NCC activity reports of our college to learn about cadet participation, training and activities. Select an academic year to open its report.
NCC Activities – 2026–2027
St. Pious X Degree & PG College for Women
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The Annual Training Camp-III was conducted successfully with active participation and disciplined coordination among cadets.
Activities and achievements
- Camp appointments and company responsibilities.
- Drill Competition and Guard of Honour.
- Group singing, group dance and group skit.
- Throwball, tug of war, 100-metre and 400-metre races.
- Firing competition, solo dance and educational outing.
- TSC, OT and MR selections and participation.
The camp promoted discipline, teamwork, leadership, cultural talent and sportsmanship.
The expedition was held at Udhagamandalam (Ooty), Tamil Nadu. Cadet Gangadhari Laharika represented the AP&T Directorate.
Highlights
- Visit to the Madras Regiment Centre and Regiment Museum.
- Trekking at Cairn Hills Reserve Forest.
- Visit to the Central Potato Research Station.
- Visit to the Tribal Museum and Strawberry Farm.
- Toy Train ride and visit to Karnataka Siri Horticulture Garden.
The expedition developed courage, endurance, confidence, teamwork and environmental awareness.
Cadet LCPL Barre Rishitha participated in the Army Attachment Camp at the 13th Battalion JAKLI unit, Mehdipatnam.
Highlights
- Physical training and drill practice.
- Lectures on the Indian Army and infantry battalion structure.
- Exposure to military equipment and night-vision equipment.
- Map reading, GPS, drones and cultural activities.
The camp offered valuable exposure to Army life, discipline and leadership.
NCC cadets participated in a Group Singing Competition on World Environment Day at Rashtrapati Nilayam.
The performance highlighted environmental protection, conservation of nature and sustainable living. The team secured First Prize, demonstrating talent, discipline and teamwork.
Cadets participated in a rally organised by the Indian Red Cross Society, Telangana State Branch, near the Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Statue, Hyderabad.
Through placards, banners and slogans, the cadets promoted voluntary blood donation and its importance in saving lives. The activity strengthened social responsibility and teamwork.
The cadets participated in International Yoga Day at Veeranari Chakali Ilamma Women's University, Koti, Hyderabad.
Activities included Tadasana, Vrikshasana, Bhujangasana, Vajrasana, Trikonasana, pranayama and meditation. The programme promoted physical fitness, concentration, flexibility and mental well-being.
The programme was organised by Eagle Force, Telangana Police, at the TGiCCC Building, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad.
Cadets participated in a drawing competition and promoted awareness of the harmful effects of drug abuse and the importance of a healthy, drug-free society.
The orientation introduced students to NCC objectives, activities and opportunities. Senior cadets LCPL N. Vaishnavi and LCPL M. Pooja served as anchors, while other cadets supported discipline and seating arrangements.
The programme encouraged students to learn about NCC and participate in future activities.
Cadets participated in Obstacle Training and theory preparation for the Thal Sainik Camp / Inter Unit Competition.
Training topics
- Health and Hygiene (H&H).
- Judging Distance and Field Signals (JDFS).
- Map Reading (MR).
- Firing practice.
The training strengthened the cadets' knowledge, confidence and preparation for selections.
Eligible cadets collected their NCC 'C' Certificates after completing the required formalities. The activity marked an important milestone recognising their dedication, discipline and successful completion of NCC training.
Selections recorded in the report
- EBSB Camp: M. Pooja and G. Gayathri.
- SNIC Camp: N. Vaishnavi.
- AAC Camp: Shaik Asma and B. Hari Chandana.
- Guntur Trekking: S. Aadisri Nagasai and R. Rithika.
M. Lalitha, G. Laharika and B. Raga Rasagnya participated in the Thal Sainik Camp Inter Group Competition at Anantapur.
The cadets demonstrated discipline, teamwork, endurance and proficiency in obstacle training. G. Laharika and M. Lalitha were selected for TRG 1.
The programme promoted plastic collection, recycling awareness and responsible waste management on campus and in the local area.
- Week 1: Awareness campaign, poster-making and talks.
- Week 2: Plastic collection and clean-up drive.
- Week 3: Ocean pledge and community commitment.
Environmental message: Refuse, Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Repeat — Save Oceans, Save Life.
Cadets participated in activities at St. Pious X Degree & PG College for Women and Osmania University to promote patriotism, national unity and respect for the National Flag.
The activities included flag-related awareness, rallies, drills and the National Song.
NCC cadets participated in the Independence Day Parade Competition at Arts College, Osmania University, and at St. Pious X Degree & PG College for Women.
The report records 23 cadets at the Osmania University parade and 27 cadets at the college parade. Cadets also performed Guard of Honour duties and demonstrated discipline and coordination.
JUO Maddu Lalitha and JUO Gangadhari Laharika represented 1 Telangana Girls Battalion NCC, Secunderabad Group, AP & T Directorate.
They secured IV position in the Obstacle Training Course at AITSC 2026. Their achievement reflected determination, endurance, discipline and perseverance.
The college conducted the NCC new enrollment process. The report states that 56 students participated, with an intake of 28 cadets planned.
The selection process included a physical test, written examination and personal interview under the guidance of Lt. Col. Sangeeta Kumari.
The college organised the ranking ceremony to recognise cadets' dedication, discipline and performance. Lt. CH. Rachana congratulated the rank holders.
Promotions recorded included M. Lalitha and G. Laharika to JUO, N. Vaishnavi and M. Pooja to SGT, and other cadets to CPL and LCPL.
The college felicitated JUO Maddu Lalitha and JUO Gangadhari Laharika for their achievement at AITSC 2026, Delhi.
The Principal appreciated the cadets, their parents, teachers and NCC staff for their support and dedication. The occasion inspired cadets to pursue further achievements.
The camp provided cadets with an opportunity to participate in selection and preparation activities for the Republic Day Camp.
- T. Sahithi and L. Amulya participated in drill.
- M. Hansini and M. Sai Madhulasa participated in cultural activities.
The camp enhanced confidence, teamwork, discipline and individual talents.
Kammagani Pranathi participated in the Para Motor Camp at NIMAS, Assam. The camp provided exposure to specialised adventure training and aimed to develop courage, confidence, discipline, physical fitness and mental strength.
The programme was conducted at St. Pious X Degree & PG College as part of Swachh Bharat Diwas and Gandhi Jayanti celebrations.
Activities
- Plastic waste collection drive.
- Swachhta Ki Rangoli competition.
- Waste to Art competition.
The activities promoted cleanliness, environmental responsibility, creativity and the principles of Reduce, Reuse and Recycle.
SGT N. Sri Vaishnavi participated in the Special National Integration Camp at Jaisalmer, Rajasthan.
The programme included visits to Longewala War Memorial, Tanot Mata Temple, the India–Pakistan border, BSF Border Out Post and historical landmarks. The AP & Telangana contingent secured second positions in the NIAP presentation competition and overall culturals, as recorded in the report.
M. Pooja participated in the EBSB Camp, which promoted national integration, cultural exchange, mutual understanding and unity in diversity.
The camp encouraged interaction among cadets from different regions and developed friendship, confidence, teamwork and leadership.
Shaik Asma and B. Hari Chandana were listed for the Army Attachment Camp at Bolarum, Electronics and Mechanical Engineers (EME).
The report describes the camp as an opportunity to learn about Army life, military discipline, drill, physical fitness, leadership and teamwork.
S. Aadisri Nagasai and R. Rithika participated in the Guntur Trekking Camp.
The camp promoted physical fitness, endurance, courage, self-confidence, teamwork, determination and leadership through outdoor activities and trekking challenges.