NCC Activities at Presidency University
Building discipline, leadership, and service through drills, camps, and community activities — inspiring students to serve with pride.
Group Commander’s Visit to Presidency University
On 27 August 2026, during the CATC-16 Camp at Presidency University, a Group Commander’s Visit was conducted by Colonel Neeraj Naithani.
The visit provided an opportunity for the cadets to interact with the Group Commander and gain valuable insights into leadership, discipline and the importance of dedication in the NCC.
Colonel Neeraj Naithani also reviewed the activities and overall conduct of the camp, encouraging the cadets to uphold the values and principles of the National Cadet Corps.
His visit was an inspiring and memorable experience for all the cadets participating in CATC-16.
Cadet Vishwas M D Participates in National Trekking Expedition
Cadet Vishwas M D of 3 KAR BTLN, representing the Karnataka and Goa Directorate, participated in the prestigious All India Trekking Expedition held at Araku Valley, Andhra Pradesh, and conducted by 13 Andhra BTLN.
The expedition was a significant NCC achievement and provided an excellent platform for cadets from across the country to develop physical endurance, mental resilience, discipline, leadership qualities and a strong spirit of adventure.
Participation in this national-level NCC activity reflects Cadet Vishwas’s commitment to training, willingness to embrace challenges and ability to work effectively as part of a team.
Presidency University congratulates Cadet Vishwas M D on this commendable achievement and wishes him continued success in his NCC journey.
Cadet Sourav Shekhawat Completes Basic Mountaineering Course
Cadet Sourav Shekhawat successfully completed the Basic Mountaineering Course conducted by the Atal Bihari Vajpayee Institute of Mountaineering and Allied Sports (ABVIMAS), Manali.
The course provided comprehensive training in mountaineering techniques, trekking, rock climbing, snow craft and basic survival skills. It challenged the cadet to develop physical endurance, mental resilience, discipline and teamwork.
Through practical field activities and challenging terrain, Cadet Sourav gained valuable experience in navigating and handling demanding mountain conditions.
The successful completion of the course reflects his dedication, courage and commitment to excellence.
Presidency University congratulates Cadet Sourav Shekhawat on this commendable achievement and wishes him continued success.
NCC Cadets Lead Tree Plantation Drive
On 27 June 2026, the NCC Unit of Presidency University organised a Tree Plantation Drive at Shivaram Karanth Layout as part of its commitment to environmental conservation and social responsibility.
NCC cadets actively participated in planting saplings and raising awareness about the importance of trees and maintaining a healthy environment. The initiative encouraged cadets to contribute towards building a greener and more sustainable community, while fostering a sense of responsibility towards nature.
The drive was a meaningful experience that reflected the core NCC values of community service, discipline, teamwork and environmental awareness.
NCC Cadets Raise Awareness on Tuberculosis
As part of the TB Mukt Abhiyan, an awareness programme on Tuberculosis (TB) was organised at Presidency University, Bengaluru, where NCC cadets of 3 Karnataka Battalion NCC, under the aegis of NCC Group A, Bengaluru, were undergoing their Combined Annual Training Camp (CATC).
The programme was conducted under the leadership of Lieutenant Colonel OJ Singh, Commanding Officer, 3 Karnataka Battalion NCC, and witnessed the active participation of officers, JCOs, NCOs and approximately 500 NCC cadets attending the camp.
Sri Som Shekhar, District TB Office, Bengaluru Urban, along with his team from the Primary Health Centre, Rajankunte, was also present for the programme.
The session focused on creating awareness among cadets about tuberculosis, its prevention, early detection and the importance of seeking timely medical attention. The initiative served as an important step towards promoting health awareness and social responsibility among NCC cadets.
Presidency University Celebrates Independence Day 2026
On 15 August 2026, Presidency University celebrated Independence Day with a grand ceremony featuring an impressive series of performances by the NCC cadets.
The programme commenced with a March-Past Parade, showcasing the discipline, coordination and dedication of the cadets. This was followed by a spectacular Bike Show, demonstrating their confidence, precision and teamwork. The celebrations concluded with a captivating Band Performance, adding grandeur and patriotic spirit to the occasion.
The programme was honoured by the presence of Major General George Nariamparabil (VSM) as the Chief Guest. His presence and words of encouragement inspired the cadets and made the Independence Day celebration a memorable and proud occasion for the entire University.
Cyclothon
The NCC unit successfully organised a cyclothon on August 20, 2025. The event was graced by Col. P.L. Jayaram. The event promoted fitness, discipline, and environmental responsibility, encouraging cadets to adopt cycling as a healthy and sustainable lifestyle choice.
International Youth Skill Day
The NCC cadets celebrated International Youth Skills Day on July 15, 2025, with the theme “Atmanirbhar Bharat – Idea and Innovation”. The day featured an awareness rally, debate, group discussion, and cycling activity. These initiatives promoted skill development, innovation, sustainability, and youth responsibility—highlighting the role of young minds in building a self-reliant India.
Mission Life - Green Protocol Awareness
The NCC unit organised an impactful awareness session under Mission Life (Lifestyle for Environment) on June 14, 2025. The programme inspired cadets to adopt eco-friendly habits through the Green Protocol initiative, followed by a collective pledge to integrate sustainability into everyday life — proving that small actions can create a big impact.
Paper Bag Awareness Drive
The NCC cadets conducted a Paper Bag Awareness Drive on July 12, 2025, to promote eco-friendly living and reduce plastic pollution. The event featured debates, discussions, poster-making, and a collective pledge for sustainability. Led by Corporal Vinay Singh, the cadets crafted handmade paper bags and promoted plastic-free practices, exemplifying youth leadership in fostering a greener and more responsible future. This initiative reflected NCC’s enduring values of discipline, service, and nation-building.
Guard of Honour to ISRO Chairman
The NCC cadets of Presidency University had the honour of presenting a Guard of Honour to the Chairman of ISRO on July 11, 2025, symbolising discipline, patriotism, and pride. The Chairman’s inspiring address highlighted the role of youth in driving scientific progress and nation-building. The event created a meaningful bridge between service and science, motivating cadets to serve the nation with commitment, innovation, and excellence.
International Yoga Day
Presidency University celebrated International Yoga Day on June 20, 2025, with great enthusiasm, led by the NCC unit. The event featured a rejuvenating yoga session that underscored the values of discipline, focus, and harmony—reflecting both the spirit of the NCC and the essence of yoga. The session inspired students and cadets to adopt yoga as a means to enhance physical fitness, mental tranquility, and inner strength.
Blood Donation Drive
NCC cadets of Presidency University led a successful blood donation drive on June 20, 2025. The event inspired students and staff to contribute to the noble cause of saving lives through service and compassion.
Presidency University Cadet Leads at National Trekking Camp
Presidency University proudly highlights the participation and leadership of its NCC cadet, Kuladeep, at the All India Trekking Camp held in Kolhapur, Maharashtra, from 25 November to 2 December. Representing the university and 3 Kar BN NCC, the cadet served as Camp Senior, taking on a key leadership role in coordinating cadets, maintaining discipline, and supporting camp administration throughout the Shivaji Trail trek.
The experience strengthened his leadership, resilience, communication, and teamwork skills in a demanding national-level environment. It also reflected the NCC values of Unity and Discipline, bringing pride to Presidency University through his exemplary representation.
Presidency University Cadet Gains Military Exposure at Army Attachment Camp
Presidency University proudly shares the participation of its NCC cadet, L/CPL Jaisree Selvakumar, in the Army Attachment Camp held from 30 December 2024 to 10 January 2025 at the Pioneer Corps Training Centre, Banaswadi.
The camp offered cadets valuable exposure to military life through activities such as PT parade, drill, map reading, weapon training, firing practice, camouflage sessions, and group competitions. A visit to the 8 Gorkha Rifles further enriched the experience by providing insights into the regiment’s history, values, and traditions.
The camp strengthened discipline, teamwork, resilience, leadership, and patriotism, making it a memorable and enriching learning experience for the cadet.
Presidency University Cadet Excels at National Shooting Championship
Presidency University proudly celebrates the achievement of LCPL Dhwani Saxena at the Inter Directorate Sports Shooting Championship (IDSSC) 2025 in the .177 10-meter air rifle category. Representing the Karnataka & Goa Directorate, she showcased exceptional precision, focus, and discipline at the national level.
Her contribution was part of the directorate’s remarkable hat-trick victory, securing the championship for the third consecutive year. Adding to this distinction, she was also chosen as one of the Masters of Ceremony for the Prize Distribution and Closing Ceremony, reflecting her confidence and leadership abilities.
Her accomplishment is a matter of great pride for Presidency University NCC and 3 Karnataka Battalion, and an inspiration to fellow cadets to pursue excellence with dedication and resilience.
Presidency University NCC Marks National Youth Day with Unity Run
Presidency University commemorated National Youth Day on 14 January 2026 with great enthusiasm, honouring the ideals and vision of Swami Vivekananda through active student participation.
Organised by the Department of Student Affairs in collaboration with NCC and Sports, the programme featured a 3K run on campus to promote fitness, discipline, and unity. The run was flagged off by Col. Jayaram P. L., whose presence inspired the participants.
More than 130 students from NCC and Sports actively took part in the event, displaying enthusiasm, commitment, and sportsmanship. The programme concluded with the National Youth Day Pledge, where students reaffirmed values of integrity, discipline, patriotism, and social responsibility.
Presidency University NCC Cadet Represents at National Integration Camp
Presidency University is proud to share the participation of CPL Thrishank Naik in the prestigious Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat (EBSB) Camp held from 1 to 12 December 2025 at Toranagallu, Ballari, under Bengaluru ‘A’ Group.
The camp aimed to promote national integration, cultural exchange, and unity among cadets from different directorates across the country. During the camp, he actively participated in cultural programmes, training sessions, discussions, and competitions, demonstrating discipline, leadership, and enthusiasm.
His participation brought pride to the Presidency University NCC unit and reflected the true spirit of “Unity and Discipline.”
Presidency University NCC Leads Grand 77th Republic Day Celebrations
Presidency University celebrated the 77th Republic Day on 26 January 2026 with great patriotism and dignity at its Ittagallpura campus in Bengaluru. Organized in association with the NCC Unit, the event featured the arrival of dignitaries, flag hoisting, the National Anthem, and an impressive parade by the NCC cadets.
The march past, guard of honour, special rifle drill, and NCC band display reflected discipline, coordination, and dedication. A proud highlight of the celebration was the felicitation of Ms. Palak Kumari, an ex-NCC cadet of Presidency University, for her successful commissioning into the Air Traffic Controller Squadron of the Indian Navy.
The programme concluded on a patriotic note, showcasing the university’s commitment to leadership, discipline, and national values.
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