NCC cadets, particularly those with a 'C' certificate, receive preference in recruitment for the Indian Army/Navy/Air Force, and paramilitary forces like CRPF and BSF. They may also be given bonus marks or even exemptions from certain stages of the recruitment process, such as written exams. The NCC also provides a pathway to commissioned officer roles through the IMA (Indian Military Academy) and OTA (Officer Training Academy).

Many government jobs, especially in state and central police forces, and other uniform services, favor NCC cadets. NCC 'C' certificate holders are often given preference in recruitment for positions in public sector units (PSUs) and other government-related organizations. While the defense and government sectors are the most prominent, the skills developed through NCC – such as leadership, communication, and problem-solving – are transferable and valuable in the private sector as well.

NCC participation can boost an engineering student's profile when applying for postgraduate studies, especially in fields related to defense, security, or management. Beyond specific career opportunities, NCC provides valuable personality development, including enhanced confidence, communication skills, and leadership qualities.

NCC Admission Time: During B.Tech. 1^st Year admission

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