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Which command is NOT correctly paired with its headquarters?

  • Southern Command - Pune
  • Western Command - Chandimandir
  • Central Command - New Delhi (correct)
  • Eastern Command - Kolkata

What is the rank of the officer who commands the Indian Navy?

  • Field Marshal
  • Admiral (correct)
  • Lieutenant General
  • General

What is the primary objective of the Indian Navy?

  • To conduct overseas military operations.
  • To provide disaster relief to neighboring countries.
  • To secure the nation's maritime borders. (correct)
  • To engage in international trade.

Approximately how much coastline does India have?

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Where is the Integrated Headquarters of the Ministry of Defence (Navy) located?

<p>New Delhi (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of these commands does not have its headquarters in a major city?

<p>Northern Command (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is a submarine type operated by the Indian Navy, as of 2018?

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Aside from securing maritime borders, what other factor is impacted by the seas surrounding India?

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On what date did the National Cadet Corps (NCC) come into existence?

<p>July 15, 1948 (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the motto of the National Cadet Corps (NCC)?

<p>Unity and Discipline (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following best describes the aim of the National Cadet Corps (NCC)?

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What is a major emphasis in the National Cadet Corps' (NCC) training methodology?

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What significant change did the NCC introduce in response to the 'Third Millennia'?

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What was the primary function of the feedback from all the Directorates, regarding the syllabus?

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Why was the NCC syllabus revised?

<p>To remove the commonalities in existing school/college curriculum and make it cadet-friendly (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of including a 'summary' at the end of each chapter in the National Cadet Corps (NCC) handbook?

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Which entry scheme grants a Permanent Commission (PC) through the Army Cadet College Wing?

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What qualifications are required for the National Defence Academy (NDA) entry for the Air Force/Navy?

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How many times a year are vacancies announced for the National Defence Academy (NDA)?

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Where is the training for the National Defence Academy (NDA) conducted?

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Which of the following entries offers a Short Service Commission (SSC)?

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What is the age criteria for candidates applying to the National Defence Academy (NDA)?

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Which of the following entry schemes requires candidates to apply online through the UPSC website?

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For which entries is the Short Service Commission (SSC) available to both men and women?

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Which agency is primarily responsible for providing 24/7 security to the Prime Minister of India, including ex-Prime Ministers and their families?

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At which airport is a National Security Guard (NSG) team permanently stationed, ready for rapid deployment?

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Which of the following best describes the primary mission of the Indian Army?

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What kind of security and training is the Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) personnel proficient in?

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Which of the following is NOT a Central Investigative and Intelligence Agency mentioned?

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What is the typical response time for the NSG stationed in Delhi to deploy?

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What is one of the additional responsibilities that the NSG has been increasingly tasked with?

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Which agency primarily deals with the security of India's borders with Nepal and Bhutan?

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What is the maximum age limit for an engineer applying for the Permanent Commission (PC SL) if they have served at least 10 years?

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An unmarried JCO with 12 years of service is applying for the Permanent Commission (PC SL). What is a likely month he would face his SSB?

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How long is the total duration of training for a candidate selected for the Permanent Commission (PC SL)?

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What is the required minimum education for a Special Commissioned Officer (SCO) candidate?

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When are the SCO vacancies typically made available?

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For the Special Commissioned Officer (SCO) course, what is a likely month a candidate would face SSB for the July course?

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Where do SCO candidates receive their initial 8 weeks of training?

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Which of these options are required for all course qualifications?

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What does a spur refer to in geography?

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Which of the following describes a defile?

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Which term describes the angle formed by a line connecting two points relative to true North?

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What is a benchmark in surveying?

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What is the purpose of contours on a map?

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What does magnetic variation refer to?

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Which of the following accurately defines the term gradient?

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What does the term horizontal equivalent measure?

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Flashcards

Integrated Headquarters of Ministry of Defence (Army)

The Indian Army's top-level command structure responsible for overall defense strategy.

Central Command

The Indian Army's command responsible for operations in Central India, bordering Pakistan and Nepal.

Eastern Command

The Indian Army's command responsible for operations in Eastern India, bordering Bangladesh, Myanmar, and China.

Northern Command

The Indian Army's command responsible for operations in Northern India, bordering Pakistan, China, and Nepal.

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Southern Command

The Indian Army's command responsible for operations in Southern India, bordering Sri Lanka and the Indian Ocean.

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Chief of Naval Staff

The Indian Navy's top-level command structure responsible for overall naval operations.

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Integrated Headquarters of the Ministry of Defence (Navy)

The Indian Navy's headquarters, responsible for administrative and operational control.

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Securing the nation's maritime borders (Indian Navy)

One of the primary objectives of the Indian Navy is to secure the nation's maritime borders. This means protecting Indian waters and interests from threats.

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What is the NCC?

The National Cadet Corps (NCC) is a youth organization in India that aims to develop character, leadership, patriotism, and national integration. It provides a multifaceted training program for school and college students, focusing on practical training, outdoor training, and community engagement.

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When was the NCC established?

The NCC was established on July 15, 1948, by an Act of Parliament. It has expanded its reach across India, impacting millions of young people with its "unity and discipline" ethos.

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How has the NCC training program changed?

The NCC's training program has been significantly updated to keep pace with the rapid advancements in technology, information, social, and economic fields. The new syllabus emphasizes subjects like national integration, personality development, and community service.

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What is the NCC's new training philosophy?

The new NCC training philosophy focuses on "unity and discipline." It emphasizes practical training, outdoor training, and community engagement to promote citizenship and leadership.

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What is the goal of the NCC's training program?

The NCC's training program aims to "mold" students into disciplined and responsible citizens. This is done through a blend of theoretical and practical training, focusing on leadership, social service, and community development.

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When was the new NCC syllabus implemented?

The updated NCC syllabus has been implemented since May 1, 2019. Its focus is on making the training more relevant and engaging for cadets, and it aims to improve assimilation of concepts.

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What is the NCC's approach to making its training more cadet-friendly?

The current NCC training program strives to make the training more cadet-friendly by simplifying the content and removing redundancies from school/college syllabus.

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What are some key components of the NCC syllabus?

The NCC's training program places a strong emphasis on national integration, personality development, life skills, social service, and community development. This reflects the aim to prepare students to be active and responsible members of society.

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NSG (National Security Guard)

India's elite counter-terrorism force deployed in critical situations beyond the reach of regular police units. They are known for their rapid deployment and specialized capabilities.

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SPG (Special Protection Group)

The agency tasked with providing security to the Prime Minister of India, former Prime Ministers, and their families 24/7 across the country.

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SSB (Sashastra Seema Bal)

A paramilitary force responsible for guarding the Indo-Nepal and Indo-Bhutan borders. They are trained in various fields, including law enforcement and counter-insurgency.

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CBI (Central Bureau of Investigation)

The primary investigative agency of the Government of India, responsible for tackling major crimes and corruption.

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Indian Income Tax Department

The agency responsible for enforcing tax laws and collecting revenue.

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Directorate of Revenue Intelligence

An agency responsible for investigating financial crimes, such as money laundering and smuggling.

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Central Economic Intelligence Bureau

An agency responsible for investigating economic crimes and violations of economic laws, such as fraud and corruption.

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Narcotics Control Bureau

An agency responsible for investigating and preventing drug trafficking and related crimes.

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Contour line

A line on a map connecting points at the same elevation above sea level.

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Contour Interval

The difference in elevation between two adjacent contour lines on a map.

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Gradient

The steepness of a slope, expressed as a fraction.

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Bench Mark (BM)

A permanent mark, often cut into a wall, indicating an exact elevation.

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Spot Height

A point on a map whose elevation has been determined by surveying methods.

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Trigonometric Point

A point established during triangulation at the start of a survey, marked on maps by a small triangle.

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Magnetic Variation

The difference between True North (geographic north) and Magnetic North (the direction a compass needle points).

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Horizontal Equivalent

The distance measured on a map between two adjacent contour lines. It varies depending on the terrain.

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Permanent Commission (PC SL)

A commission in the Indian Army that requires initial training at the ACC Wing of Indian Military Academy (IMA), Dehradun, followed by one year at IMA.

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Permanent Commission (PC SL) For Serving JCOs/NCOs

A commission in the Indian Army that requires initial training at AEC Centre & College, Pachmarhi, followed by four weeks at IMA, Dehradun.

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Special Commissioned Officer (SCO)

A commission in the Indian Army open to both serving and non-serving individuals, involving training at the Officers' Training Academy (OTA), Gaya.

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Territorial Army (TA)

A commission in the Territorial Army, requiring training at the AEC Centre & College, Pachmarhi, followed by one year at the OTA, Gaya.

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Selection Board (SSB)

The process of selecting candidates for commission in the Indian Army based on their aptitude and potential through a series of interviews and tests.

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Notification Month

The month in which the notification for recruitment into various Indian Army commissions is published.

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Training Academy

The training academy where candidates are trained for various Indian Army commissions.

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Duration of Training

The duration of training for various Indian Army commissions, ranging from a few weeks to several years.

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Permanent Commission (PC)

A training program for aspiring officers in the Indian Army, leading to a permanent commission after graduation. It is conducted at the Indian Military Academy (IMA) in Dehradun.

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Short Service Commission (SSC)

A training program for aspiring officers in the Indian Army, leading to a short-term commission. It is conducted at the Officers Training Academy (OTA) in Chennai.

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National Defence Academy (NDA) Exam

A national-level entrance exam conducted twice a year by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) for admission to the National Defence Academy (NDA).

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10+2 Technical Entry Scheme (TES)

A training program for aspiring technical officers in the Indian Army available to candidates who have completed their 10+2 education with Physics and Maths. It is conducted at the Indian Military Academy (IMA) after completing a 4-year Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech) degree.

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NDA Exam Eligibility: Age

The minimum age requirement for candidates to apply for the NDA exam.

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NDA Exam Eligibility: Qualification

The educational qualification required for candidates to apply for the NDA exam.

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NDA Exam Application Process

The process by which candidates apply for the NDA exam.

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NDA and IMA Training Duration

The duration of the training program at the National Defence Academy (NDA), Khadakwasla, Pune, and the Indian Military Academy (IMA), Dehradun.

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Study Notes

National Cadet Corps (NCC)

  • The NCC came into existence on 15 July 1948.
  • NCC activities and values are nationwide, in schools and colleges.
  • Millions of young people are involved.
  • NCC promotes unity and discipline and patriotism to the youth.
  • It aims for character-building and leadership.

NCC Cadet's Handbook

  • The handbook is specifically for the Army.
  • It covers specialized subjects of national unity and discipline.
  • A new training philosophy has been adopted to reflect changes in society.
  • The updated syllabus was implemented in May 2019.
  • The syllabus was revised to focus on cadet's needs and help them learn efficiently.
  • The study team worked diligently to finalize the handbook.

Acknowledgements

  • The advisory panel members are listed.
  • The study team members are listed.
  • The members from the consultative support team are listed.
  • The secretarial support team members are listed.

Block Syllabus

  • The specialized subjects, including Armed Forces, Map Reading, Field Craft & Battle Craft, Military History, and Communication, are detailed with course periods (First and Second Year) and total periods.
  • Armed Forces - periods: 03, 03 = 06
  • Map Reading - periods: 09, 09 = 18
  • Field Craft & Battle Craft - periods: 18, 09= 27
  • Military History - periods: 00, 06= 06
  • Communication - periods: 10, 10= 20
  • Total periods of all subjects: 70

Index

  • The index lists the page numbers for each subject.
  • Armed Forces (01-20)
  • Map Reading (21-33)
  • Field Craft & Battle Craft (34-52)
  • Military History (53-60)
  • Communication (61-68)

Index (Further Detail)

  • Detailed list of chapters provided for Armed Forces, Map Reading, Field Craft and Battle Craft, Military History and Communication with lessons included.

Armed Forces - Chapter topics

  • Army, Police and Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF)
  • Modes of Entrance into Army, Police, and CAPF
  • Introduction to Map Reading

Field Craft & Battle Craft

  • Introduction to Field Craft
  • Indication of Landmarks
  • Observation, Camouflage and Concealment
  • Use of Ground and Movement
  • Section Formations
  • Knots, Lashing and Stretchers

Military History

  • Biographies of Renowned Generals
  • War Heroes: Param Veer Chakra Awardees
  • War Movies

Communication

  • Introduction to Communication and Latest Trends

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