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JMS Group of Institutions gets 160 NCC seats, becomes major military training hub

JMS Group of Institutions in Hapud has achieved a historic milestone with the allocation of 160 seats for the National Cadet Corps (NCC), turning the prestigious educational institution into a major

JMS Group of Institutions gets 160 NCC seats, becomes major military training hub
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JMS Group of Institutions in Hapud has achieved a historic milestone with the allocation of 160 seats for the National Cadet Corps (NCC), turning the prestigious educational institution into a major centre of pride, discipline and patriotism not just in Hapud but across the entire Paschimanchal region.

The announcement was made directly at the institution's campus by Colonel Vijayant Sharda, Commanding Officer of the 38 NCC Battalion in Hapud district, accompanied by Major Sanjay Dhama. The officials personally visited JMS Group to inform them about the allocation of 160 NCC seats, sending a wave of joy through the institution's premises. Students have shown tremendous enthusiasm following the news.

Speaking on the occasion, Colonel Vijayant Sharda said this opportunity will provide young people with excellent training in military discipline, leadership ability, physical proficiency, character building and selfless national service. He explained that through NCC training, students will not only be inspired to become empowered citizens but will also be fully prepared to contribute to the country's defence borders and administrative services in the coming years.

The institution's leadership hailed the achievement as a historic and unforgettable moment for the entire JMS family. Founder Chairman Rakesh Singhal, Vice Chairman Dr Himanshu Singhal, Secretary Dr Rohan Singhal, Managing Director Dr Ayush Singhal and the institution's Director General Professor Dr Subhash Gautam collectively described the development as a landmark occasion.

The management stated that this allocation will prove to be a milestone in the all-round personality development and career building of students. They noted that NCC cadets receive special concessions and priority in recruitment to Indian Armed Forces including the Army, Navy and Air Force, as well as paramilitary forces. In this context, new and golden doors will open for JMS students to build careers in the defence sector and government jobs.

The 160-seat NCC allocation has ignited a new flame of patriotism in the Paschimanchal region, with JMS Group of Institutions, Hapud, now positioned as a leading institution for fostering discipline, national values and defence preparedness among the youth of the area.

Frequently asked questions

How many NCC seats has JMS Group of Institutions been allocated?

JMS Group of Institutions in Hapud has been allocated 160 seats for the National Cadet Corps (NCC).

What benefits do NCC cadets from JMS receive for military careers?

NCC cadets receive special concessions and priority in recruitment to the Indian Armed Forces including the Army, Navy and Air Force, as well as paramilitary forces.

What skills and training does NCC provide to JMS students?

NCC training provides students with military discipline, leadership ability, physical proficiency, character building and preparation for national service and defence contribution.

Who announced the NCC seat allocation to JMS Group of Institutions?

Colonel Vijayant Sharda, Commanding Officer of the 38 NCC Battalion in Hapud district, along with Major Sanjay Dhama, made the announcement directly at the institution's campus.

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