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1 COMMON & SPECIALISED SUBJECTS MATERIAL FOR SD / SW Lt. CH.NAIDU, ANO S.V.L.N.S.GOVT.DEGREE.COLLEGE BHEEMUIPATNAM, 13(A) BN NCC, VSP 2 COMMONLY USED ABBREVIATION NCC: National Cadet Corps SD/SW: Senior Division/Senior Wing UC: University Corps UTC: University Training Corps UOTC: University Officer Training Corps MOD: Ministry Of Defence DG NCC: Director General National Unit Corps DDG: Deputy Director General ADG: Additional Director General HQ: Head Quarters Gp: Group Dte: Directorate Div: Division Bn: Battalion Bde: Brigade Coy: Company Comd: Command Cont: Control Engrs: Engineers INF: Infantry Int: Intelligence Mech: Mechanized Pl: Platoon Rif: Rifle R&V: Remount& Veterinary Sig: Signals Sec: Section NDA: National Defence Academy OT: Obstacle Training P&F: Personnel &Finance Pro: Provost FCBC: Field Craft & Battle Craft 3 GRAD: Group Range Aid Description GRIT: Group Range Indication Types of Fire FCO: Fire Control Order JCO: Junior Commissioned Officer NCO: Non Commissioned Officer JD/JW: Junior Division/Junior Wing MS: Military Secretary Mov: Movement MR: Map Reading OTA: Officer Training Academy WOTA: Women’s Officer Training Academy ATC: Annual Training Camp CATC: Combined Annual Training Camp COC: Centrally Organized Camp BLC: Basic Leadership Camp ALC: Advanced Leadership Camp NIC: National Integration Camp SNIC: Special National Integration Camp RDC: Republic Day Camp PRDC: Pre Republic Day Camp PM’s Rally: Prime Minister’s Rally TSC: Thal Sainik Camp VSC: Vayu Sainik Camp NSC: Nau Sainik Camp YEP: Youth Exchange programme PTC: Para Training Camp WTLO: Whole Time Lady Officers ANO: Associate NCC officers GCI: Girl Cadet Instructors PI: Permanent Instructor CGI: Civilian Gliding Instructors CWS: Cadets Welfare Society WT: Weapon Training LMG: Light Machine Gun 4 MMG: Medium Machine Gun HMG: Heavy Machine Gun CMG: Carbine machine gun SMC: Sten Machine Carbine INSAS: Indian small arms system SLR: Self loading rifle RL: Rocket Launcher HG: Hand Grenade HE: High Explosive AGL: Automatic Grenade Launcher UBGL: Under Barrel Grenade Launcher MGL: Multi shot Grenade Launcher TOET: Test of Elementary Training HHTI: Hand held Thermal imager BFSR: Battle field surveillance radar ATMG: Anti Tank Guided Missile UAV: Unmanned arrival vehicle UAC: UN armed combat MPI: Mean Point of Impact DP: Drill Practice MAG: Magazine SAT: Small Arms Training CQB: Close Quarter Battle NI: National Integration PDLS: Personality Development &leadership DM: Disaster Management NDMA: National Disaster Management Authority NDRF: National Disaster Response Forces NIDM: National Institute of Disaster Management NEC: National Executive Committee SDMA: State Disaster Management Authority SEC: State Executive Committee DDMA: District Disaster Management Authority CWC: Central water Commission 5 SSCD: Social Service & Community Development UNICEF: United Nation Children Emergency Fund NGO: Non Government Organization WHO: World Health Organization UNESCO: United Nation Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization NATO: North Atlantic Treaty Organization HIV: Human Immune Virus AIDS: Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome ISRO: Indian Space Research Organization LPG: Liquid Petroleum Gas NDA: National Defence Academy BINGO: Business oriented international non-governmental organization INGO: International NGO RINGO: Religious International NGO ENGO: Environment NGO ASC: Army Service Corps AMC: Army Medical Corps AOC: Army Ordance Corps EME: Electrical Mechanical Engineering RVC: Remount and veterinary Corps AEC: Army Education Corps JAG: Judge Advocate General CMP: Corps of Military Police APTC: Army Physical Training Corps AAD: Army Air Defence AAC: Army Aviation corps ADC: Army Dental Corps Arty: Artillery Armed: Armoured DSC: Defence Security Corps IMA: Indian Military Academy NDA: National Defence Academy CO: Commanding Officer MES: Military Engineering Services 6 BSF: Border Security Force CISF: Central Industrial Security Force CRPF: Central Reserve Police Force NGC: National Green Corps PVC: Param Vir Chakra MVC: Maharvir Chakra VC: Vir Charka AC: Ashok Chakra PVSM: Param Vishisht Seva Medal AVSM: Anti Vishisht Seva Medal VSM: Vishisht Seva Medal YSM: Yudh Seva Medal UYSM: Uttam Yudh Sewa Medal SM: Sena Medal NSM: Nau Sena Medal VSM: Vayu Sena Medal SYM: Sarvottam Yudh Seva Medal SSC: Short Service Commission SSB: Service Selection Board SOP: Standard Operation Procedure LAO: Local Audit Officer TES: Technical Entry Scheme TGC: Technical Graduate Commission UES: University Entry Scheme NCDC: National civil Defence College DTL: Deep Trench Latrine STL: Shallow Trench Latrine OLQ: Officer Like Quality DSC: Defence Staff College FFR: Frontier Force Regimental POCSO: Prevention of Child sexual offence CLP: Combined Lecture Post/Point DRDO: Defence Research and Development Organization OFI: Ordinance Factory of India 7 RFLP: Rural Functional Literacy Programme API: Advanced Primary Ignition PIOC: Permanent Instructor Orientation Course RTI: Right to Information Act RTE: Right to Education Act NBC: Nuclear Biological Chemicals DCCI: Deputy Commandant Chief Instructor CSD: Canteen Stores Department IWESS: Infantry Weapon effect simulating system GSO: General Staff Officer NAEP: National Assessment of Educational Progress COAS: Chief of Army Staff 8 NCC SONG 9 S.NO Index Marks Allotted Page No Theory Practical B C B C Part I Drill 30 25 60 40 10 Part II Weapon Training 35 30 25 20 25 Part III Miscellaneous 1 The NCC 5 - - - 42 2 National Integration & Awareness 30 30 - - 51 3 Personality Development & Leadership 65 75 - - 64 4 Disaster Management 15 20 - - 77 5 Social Service & Community Development 30 35 - - 84 6 Health & Hygiene 25 35 - - 94 7 Adventure Training 15 20 - - 104 8 Environment Awareness & Conservation 10 20 109 9 Obstacle Training 5 - - - 115 Part IV Special subjects 1 Armed Forces 20 15 - - 116 2 Map Reading 25 30 15 20 126 3 Field Craft and Battle Craft 25 30 15 20 141 4 Introduction to Infantry Weapons Equipments 15 15 - - 155 5 Military History 15 20 - - 163 6 Communication 10 - 10 - 169 7 Modal papers 172 Grand Total 375 400 125 100 10 DRILL (30/25 M) practical (60/40M) 1. What is the aim of Drill? (OR) Write the aim of power of command? (OR) What is the principle of Drill? (OR) What are uses of Drill? Ans: (i) To inculcate a sense of discipline, (ii) Improve bearing, smartness in appearance and turn out, (iii) Create self confidence and (iv) To develop the quality of immediate and implicate obedience to orders. 2. Explain the following: Rank: Men standing side by side are called Rank File: Men standing one behind the other are called File 3. What is the Guard of Honour and its strength? Ans: Guard of honour is the salute given by the Guard (Cadets) to dignitaries like president, Prime Minister and Governors. The strength is as under: 1. President of India-150 rank and file. 2. Vice –president and Prime Minister-100 rank and file. 3. For all other dignitaries-50 rank and file 4. What is “word of command” and how many parts does it consist? (OR) Timing of word of command Ans: Word of Command is the order given by the senior to squad or the cadets. A word of command consists of 2 parts: 1. Cautionary 2. Executive 1. Words of commands should be loud and clear. 2. A cautionary words of command should be in a normal pitch and executive words of command should be in high pitched voice 5. What are the rates of steps per minute in various marching? Ans: 1.Slow marching-70 steps per minute 2. Normal (quick) marching – 120 steps per minute.( distance 100 yards) 3. Double marching-180 steps per minute (distance 200 yards) For women’s: 1. Slow marching-70 steps per minute 2. Normal (quick) marching – 110 steps per minute.( distance 100 yards) 3. Double marching-180 steps per minute (distance 200 yards) 6. What is the length of the side step? Ans: Length of the side step is 12 inches Note: Length of the step short is 21 inches 11 Length of the step out is 33 inches 7. What is the length of pace (step taken) while marching? Ans: Slow march and quick march is 30 inches and double march is 40 inches 8. How many types of salutes are there? Ans: Salutes are of 3 types 1. Salutes to the front 2. Salutes to the right 3.Salutes to the left Note: 1.National salute (Rastriya) is given to president and Governors. 2. General salute is given to Major General and above ranks. 3. Salute is given to Naib Subedar and above ranks 4. Salami Shastri is given to all VIPS or Major and above rank. 4. Bagal Shastra is given the rank Captain and below 9. Write down sequence of Drill instructions? Ans: 1. Squad arrangement 2.Aim of lesson 3.Quick demonstration 4.Demonstration step wise 5. Squad practice by numbers 6. Individual practice 10. What are the different types of Drill? Ans: There are two types of drill. 1. Open Drill 2.Close Drill 11. What are the differences between “Line Tor” and “Visarjan? Line Tor: It’s the temporary break, no salute is given Visarjan: - It’s the permanent break for the day and Salute will be given 12. What is the difference between SAVDHAN and VISHRAM? Things to be noted in VISHRAM Position? Ans: (i) “Vishram” Take left foot 12 inches to the left (ii) place the weight of the body on both feet. (iii) Distance between toe to toe is 18 inches (heal to heal 12 inches). (iv)While doing the movement raise the foot 6 inches from the ground. (v) Simultaneously both the hands will be taken behind the back, through short route, the right hand over the left with open palms facing outwards, thumbs interlocked. In SAVDHAN position the following points are noted? Ans: The position of “Savdhan” is a basic movement of a drill. (i) Heels together forming an angle of 30 degree (ii) Knees straight (iii) Body erect, (iv) Chest up and curved (v) Shoulder square and forced downwards (vi) Head up (vii) Eyes straight to the front (viii) Chin vertical, neck straight (ix)Arms hanging straight down, hands closed (x)Weight of the body on both the legs 13. What are the points to be observed while “Saluting”? (OR) What is the sequence of message salute? 12 Ans: (a) Bring the right hand by smart circular motion keeping all the fingers clenched together and the palm completely open, fingers, wrist and elbow in a straight line. (b) The top of fore finger will remain near the centre of the right eye brow. (c) Keep the hand in the position for the definite pause. d) Cut down the hand smartly by the shortest possible route and take up the “Savadhan” position. 14. What is the difference between KHULI LINE CHAL and NIKITLINE CHAL? Ans: KHULI LINE CHAL: The front rank shot the right foot forward one full step and left foot one short step ahead and lift right to bring the two feet together, arms to sides throughout, the rear rank confirms to similar moment to the rear. The centre rank doesn’t move at all. NIKIT LINE CHAL: The front rank shot the right foot backward one full step and left foot one short step ahead and lift right to bring the two feet together, arms to sides throughout, the rear rank confirms to similar moment to the rear. The centre rank doesn’t move at all. 15. Translate to Hindi the following commands? (OR) Write some word of commands Ans: Left turn - Baye Mur Right Dress - Dahine Saj Eyes right - Dahine Dekh Marker - Darshak Stand easy - Aram se Dismiss - Visarjan About turn - Pichhe mur Fall out - Line Tor Right turn - Dahine Mur Quick March - Tez Chal Right/Left Wheel - Dahine/Baen Ghoom Eyes Front - Samne Dekh Eyes left – Baye Dekh Steady - Hilmath Open order march – Kuli Line chal Close order march – Nikat line chal Shoulder Arms – Bagal Shast Present Arms – Salami Shastra Order Arms – Baju Shastra Adha Dahine/Bahe/Pichhe Mur – Inclining Slow March – Dhire chal Dressing: To take up alignment correctly in a rank. Covering: Placing oneself directly in rear (back) to another Rank: A line cadets placed side by side File: Cadets one behind the other at normal marching distance Blank file: A file without a centre or rear rank man, 2 nd file from the left. 16. What points does the Guard mounting NCO keep in mind, while inspecting the Guard? Ans: The guard mounting NCO will be twelve paces away from the guard. He will fall in the Guard and inspect as under:- “Guard-Parade Par” (Guard get on parade) the guard will come to attention, step off and fall in the open order, twelve paces away from the guard mounting NCO and stand at ease in succession from the right. 13 “Guard Savadhan”. Guard will come to attention. “Guard Dahine Saj”. The Guard commander will turn to his right and march out five paces, halt, turn about, dress the front rank. He will then dress the rear rank and give command “SAMNE-DEKH” and turn to his original position. “Guard-Bagal Shast(r)”, Guard will do shoulder arms. The Guard Mounting NCO will then report to the orderly officer (who could have taken position 6 paces behind the guard mounting NCO). “Guard nirikshan ke lie hazir hai”. The guard mounting NCO will then fall in on the right of the guard six paces away from the guard commander. 17. The word of command “THUM” is given on which foot? Ans: When left foot is coming to the Ground 18. On the word of command get on parade how many paces you will take & halt? Ans: 15 paces (14+1) 19. What will be the distance between you and the Officer while presenting the message? Ans: 3 paces 20. When is the Command for right turn given while marching at quit time? Ans: 90 degree turns right and given on left foot 21. On which leg is the order “Line Mein Bayen Mur” given? Ans: “Line Mein Bayen Mur” order given on Left leg. 22. What is the angle between toes in Savadhan position? Ans: 30 degree 23. In ‘Slow March’ how many number of pace per minute are taken? Ans: 70 24. Which side is the blank file during a fall in? Ans: Left side 25. What is the bad habit of foot drill? Ans: A) Hopping & Jumping B) Dragging the foot C) Checking the heel d) Rolling of eyes 26. What are the Principles of foot Drill? Ans: Shoot the foot forward 27. When is the word of Command for “Tham” finished in marching? Ans: When right foot passes the left is coming to the Ground 28. What is the maximum number of steps ordered to step forward or rearward (Backward) Ans: 3 steps 29. In how many motions Samne Salute is completed? 14 Ans: The Samne Salute is completed in 3 motions 30. In how many motions Dahine or Baen Salute to the flank is completed? Ans: The Dahine or Baen Salute to flank is completed in 6 motions 31. Who are entitled for National Salute? Ans: (i) National Flag (ii) President of India (iii) Governor of state 32. Write the word of command for getting the squad into “kadvar position” Ans: (i) Lamba Dahine, chota Baen, ek line men- kadvar suru khar (tallest on the right, shortest on the left in single rank-size) (ii) Squad Dahine se ginti kar (Squad count from right) (iii) Dahine se Ek number wala ek Kadam aage, do number wala ek Kadam Pichhe chal (iv) Aage line Dahine se, Pichhe line baen se, line dahine aur baen Mur (v) Teen line banao, Tez chal 33. What are points to be seen in “Dahine Saj” (Right Dressing) Ans: In this action the right hand man stand and squade takes a short sharp pace of 15” forward with left foot, turn head and eyes to right. Men in the front line only will exten the right arm first clenched and then dressing is done by individual by taking short quick steps. The turning of the head and eyes should be a deliberate movement. 34. Write down the rank structure of SD cadets in NCC? Ans: Cadets, L/Cpls, Cpls, Sgts, CQMs, U/Os, SU/Os 35. Write the things to be followed prior to proceeding for Drill? Ans: (i) Dress should be washed and ironed (ii) all the buttons of dress should be stitched (iii) Dress should be neither be neither loose nor tight (iv) Shoes should be polished and shoe laces tied properly (v) Belt should be polished and its brass parts should be cleaned with brasso. Belt should not be too tight or loose (vi) Hair cut should be proper (vii) Shaving of beard prior to drill be done (viii) The cap should be put properly on head. 36. Dignitaries who can be presented with Guard of Honour Ans: (i) President, Vice president and Prime minister (ii) The Governors of the state and Lt Governor (iii) The state of CMs, the Defence Minister/ Minister in the Ministry of Defence 37. What is sequence in which saluting and handing over a message is done? Ans: (i) Halt (ii) Salute (iii) Take one step forward (iv) Take out the message with the right hand (v) Hand over the message (vi) Take one step behind 38. Why the open order March (Kuli line chal) is done and how? 15 Ans: Open order march is done to inspect the squad and for squad in drill. It is necessary for the squad to be in open order March that the front rank and rear rank take one and half step forward and backward respectively while the whole the centre rank still. 1. True and False 1. The order “Dahine Dekh” is given when the left foot reaches the ground ( T ) 2. Left side of the platoon is blank file during a fall in (T) 3. Without headgear salute is NOT permitted in Army (T) 4. 100 yards distance is covered in quick time march in one minute (F) 5. Command for halt is given when the left foot reaches the ground (T) 2. True or False 1.Saluting is done in under contingent coverage operation and administration in Army. [ F ] 2. Kargil Operation in 1999 was not a War but a Conflict. [ T ] 3. Present arm is called as salami Shastra [ T ] 4. Shoulder arms is called as Bagal Shast [ T ] 5. Squad always forms up in two ranks [ F ] 3. True or False 1. In NCC Drill there are three types of Salute (True) 2. In NCC Drill we are taught four types of close Drill (False) 3. In drill in Savadhan position the position of heels together (True) and in line, while feet is turned out equally forming 300 Degrees 4. In drill during Vishram position the distance from (True) heel to heel is 12 inches and from toe to toe is 18 inches 5. In drill there are three types of word of command (False) 4. True or False. 1. In Vishram left foot is taken 9” high. [F – 6" ] 2. Rank is a straight line formed by a few persons standing side by side [T] 3. The strength of Guard of honour for the President is 100 cadets stand in three rows. [F-150Cadets] 4. General salute is given to Maj Gen & above. [T] 5. The number of persons detailed for guard mounting in quarter guard is 2+6 [T] 5. True or False 1. For “Vishram Position” you carry the left foot 15 inches to the left. ( F ) 2. For less than 5 Cadets, the Squad will form up in a single rank. (T ) 3. On the word of command “Parade par” the marker and squad comes to attention. ( T) 4. On the word of command “Line Tor” the squad does -Saluting. ( F) 16 5. Falling out means to leave the ranks temporarily. ( T) 6. True or false 1. General salute is given to Maj Gen & above. (T) 2. Visarjan indicates temporary break in the parade (F) 3. Inflection is the rise and fall of voice in word of command (T) 7. True or false. 1. A word of command must be loud and distinct.(T) 2. Line tor is given for a short break. (T) 3. Word of command consists of 3 parts. (F) 4. The word of command Thum is given during March when right foot is coming on ground. (F) 5. Dressing means be in line from front and side.(F) 6. The angle between heels in Savadhan is 60˚(F). 7. The distance between line in Khuli line chal is 60 inches. (F) 8. When order “Vishram” the right foot is carried 12 inches to the right.(F) 9. The word of command for close order march is Khuli line chal. (F) 10. In slow march 70 paces are taken in one minute. (T) 8. True or false. 1. The basic aim of ‘DRILL’ is to inculcate a sense of discipline, improve bearing, smartness in appearance and turn out. (T) 2. While marching ‘Dhaine Mur’ command is to be given on Right Foot. (F) 3. Length of pace in Daurke chal (Double March) is 40 inches. (T) 4. The strength of Guard of honour for The President is 150 Ranks and Files. (T) 5. Salami Shastra in IAF is given to the Officers of the rank Squadron Leader and above. (T) 9. True or False 1. The General salute is to be given to the Governor in his own territory.(F) 2. While wheeling, inner rank will take step of 33 inches (F) 3. While in Dhire Chal arms are not to be swung (T) 4. Bayen Salute is to be given by left hand. (F) 5. The strength of Guard of Honour for the President of USA is 150 Cadets.(T) 10. True or False 1. The Rastriya Salute is given to Prime minister of India (F) 2. The length of pace during side step is 12 inches (T) 3. The length of pace during step short is 21 inches ( T) 4. The ‘Kadam Badal’ command is to be given on right foot while on the march (T) 17 5. Eight men fall in three lines during formation of a Squadron ( F) 11. True or False: 1. 150 steps to be taken in a minute while ‘Tez chal’ (F) 2. 180 steps to be taken in a minute while ‘Doud ke chal’ (T) 3. Baye Salute is given by left hand (F) 4. Five or less men will fall in single line (F) 5. At the order of ‘Dahine Saj’ head and eyes to be turned to right (T) 12. True or False 1. On word of command ‘Tez chal’ we must shoot the left leg first.(T) 2. In ‘Slow march’ the number of paces per minute is 80.(F) 3. The angle between right hand thumb and index finger when saluting is 150 degrees.(F) 4. The National salute is also given to National Flag. (T) 5. In ‘Bagal Shastra’ the Right palm is kept on Butt. ( F- o n p ist o l gr ip) 13. True or false 1. In “Savadhan” position thumb should be in line with the stitch-line on the sides of short/ trouser (T) 2. On Command “Dahine Mur” We must turn 90 degrees to the left. (F) 3. On word of command “Tez Chal” we must shoot the left hand first (F) 4. The “Cap Badge” should be in line with the centre of the forehead, halfway between both the eyes (F) 5. The angle between right hand thumb and index finger while saluting is 15 degrees (F) 6. Placing oneself directly in rear to another [ T ] 7. Saluting to sideways on the march consists of 4 steps in quick time [ T ] 8. “Aramse” relax the limbs body and head without moving the feet [ T ] 9. NCC, ceremonial parades are the culmination of the cadets training [ T ] 10. “Line Tor” signifies the end of the parade [ F ] 11.” Squad Tham” is given when left foot passes the right [ F ] 12. CM entitled for National salute [ F ] 13. Turning 90 degree towards right is called Bayen Mud [ F ] 14. Dahine salute is given when right foot, coming to the ground [ F ] 15. A blank file is first file on the left [ F ] 16. Distance covered in one step is called pace [ T ] 17. Blank file is a file without a centre or rear rank man [ T ] 18. “Pichhe mud” is done from left [ F ] 19. Fall out is called as “Line Ban” in Roman Hindi [ T ] 20. In wheeling the inner main adjusts and shortens his pace accordingly [ T ] 18 1. Match the pairs A) Guard of honour president 1)180 Degree [ B ] B) Piche Mur 2)18 inches [ D ] C) Dahine Mur 3)30 Degrees [ E ] D) Toe to Toe 4)150 Cadets [ A ] E) Angle formed in Savadhan ` 5)90 Degree [ C ] 2. Match the following A) Saamne Dekh - (iii) i)Dahine mur B) Close order March - ( iv) ii) Marker C) President of India - (v) iii) Hilo mat D) Right turn-(i) iv) Nikat line chal E) Darshak-(ii) v) National Salute 3. Match the following: 1. Darshak – ( E) (A) Nikat Line Chal 2. Rank - (C) (B) Mark Time 3. Aaram se - (D) (C) Line of men Standing side by side 4. Close order March - (A) (D) Stand Easy 5. Kadam Tal - (B) (E) Marker 1. Fill in the blanks 1. General salute is given to officers of the rank Maj General And Above Rank 2. President is authorized for National salute. 3. The Length of pace in show march is 30 inch. 4. Adha dhine or Adha Bhyen mur is through 45 degrees 5. The length of one side step is 12 inches 6. Angle between both feet in Savadhan is 30 degrees 7. The number of steps in Tez-chal in one minute is 120 steps. 8. The strength of cadets for presidents Guard of Honor is 150 cadets 9. The Prime Minister of India is entitled for 21 Guns salute 10. A cadet should stand in Savdhan position while speaking to a senior 11. In Guard of honors Salam Shastra is given to all VIPs 12. Indian Military Academy is situated in Deharadun 13. The Armed Forces Flag Day is on 07 Dec 2. Fill in the blanks. 19 1. Tez chal mein kadam ki raftaar ek minute mein NCC Cadets (Boys) 120 Kadam aur NCC cadet (Girls) 110 Kadam per minute hote hai. 2. Close Drill Peace mein rahte hue, Parade Ground mein kia jata hai. 3. During Vishram the hands are in the back 4. 6 steps paces in the right or left salute 5. Distance between two rows of the Guard of Honour is 2 paces 3. Fill in the blanks 1. Right turn when marching the left foot is put forward 2. Saluting to right when marching left foot coming to ground 3. Inflection is the rise and fall of voice, giving word of command in drill. 4. When getting on parade, the Rifle is carried at Tol Shastra 5. Dressing by work of command is Dahine Saj 4. Fill in the blanks: 1. Girl Cadets 110 steps in one minute 2. CM of state will be given Guard of honour by the NCC cadets 3. Aim of Drill is to teach us discipline 4. In Khuli line chal front and rear line take 1 ½ paces forward 5. Order of THANI is given on left leg 6. The word of command is given in 2 parts Cautionary and Executive 7. The number of steps to be taken per minute while on pilot duty is 70. 8. Which area the different Salutes at the march; Dahine salute, Bahe Salute and Samne salute. 9. Loudness of command is directly proportional to the number of men and distance 10. Proper execution of any command depends on tone and pitch of voice 5. Fill in the blanks. 1. Dheere chal mein 1 minute mein 70_ kadam hoti hai. 2. Nirikshan ke liye janch Shastra se Baju Shastra ke teen movement hai 3. Cautionary aur Executive ke beech chaar(four) tej kadam ka fasla hona chahiye. 4. Rifle ke sath ek jagah se dusri jagah jana ho toh, Bagal shastra se march karke jaate hai. 5. “ Parade par” squad marches forward to front & halt on the 15 paces. 5. In Pichhe mur the squad turn 180 Degree 6. In Tez Chal the distance between cadets is 30 inches. 7. In Dahine Saj, the squad taken a step forward by 15 inch. 8. National salute is authorized for President and State Governors and National Flag 9. Distance between toe to toe in Vishram position is 18 inches 20 10. The gap in Khuli line is 45 inches 11. The gap in Dhire chal is 30 inches 12. The gap in Tez chal is 30 inches 6. Fill in the Blanks : 1. 1 ½ Steps taken in KHULI LINE CHAL. 2. 3 maximum no. of steps allowed forward & backward. 3. Distance between two heels in Vishram position is 12” 4. On the word of command Parade Par 14, 1-2.. 5. Length of step in double march is 40”. 7. Fill in the blanks 1. In Vishram left foot is taken 6”high. 2. Rank is a straight line formed by a few persons standing side by side 3. The strength of Guard of honour for the President is 150 cadets stand in three rows. 4. The number of persons detailed for guard mounting in quarter guard is 2+6 5. The back bone of training in NCC is Drill 8. Fill up the blanks 1. Drill movements commence after getting into “savdhan” position. 2. The man who stands at the right most position of the squad at front line is called right marker 3. The maximum number of side steps is 4 4. In the word of command “Age Badega Dahine Mud”, “Age Badega” is cautionary word of command. 5. The word of command “Squad Tham” is given when left foot reaches the ground. 9. Fill in the Blanks 1. Executive word of command is given clear and distinctly 2. Hindi word of command of Stand Easy is called as Aram Se 3. The distance between the ranks in Open Order (Khuli Line Chal) is 45 inches. 4. In Close Order March (Nikat Line Chal)’ rear rank is to take 1 ½ step forward. 5. In the 2nd part of ‘Salami Shastra’ from ‘Baju Shastra’ left hand is to hit the magazine. 10. Fill in the blanks. 1. A word of command consists of two parts ‘Cautionary and Executive 2. In ‘Slow March’ (Dheere Chal) 70 number of steps are to be covered in one minute. 3. Prime Minister is given General salute 4. Hindi word of Command of ‘Ground Arms’ is Bhoomi Shastra 5. Present Arms (Salami Shastra) from Order Arms (Baju Shastra) is to be performed in Three Parts. 21 11. Fill in the blanks 1. The executive word of command is to be given distinctly and sharply 2. Rastriya salute is given to President and Governor with in his jurisdiction 3. The length of pace during step out is 33 inches 4. The strength of guard of honour for the Prime Minster of India is 100 Rank and file 5. While inspecting the squad is kept Khuli Line formation. 12. Fill in the blank. 1. Distance between lines in Khuli line chal is 45 inches. 2. Indian military Academy is at Pune. 3. Word of command for halt is given on left foot. 4. In Dahine Dekh word of command is given on left foot. 5. The number of person detailed for guard in quarter guard is 8 13. Fill in the blanks: 1. How many types of drill 2 2. Who are authorized for Salami Shastra all VIP 3. Aim of drill is to inculcate the sense of disciplineand improve bearing. 4. The word of command for ‘dressing is Saj (Dahine Saj/Baen Saj) 5. A line of men standing one behind the other is called File 14. Fill in the blanks 1. What is the position in any Parade Vishram Position 2. Which side is the head turned for the Command Baye Dhek? Left Side 3. The word of Command Parade “THUM” is given on which Foot? Left Leg 4. What is the First Command of a Commander in parade? Parade Savdhan 5. The word of Command for Saamne Dekh is Hilo Mat 6. Salute is authorised to persons of the rank of Naib Subedar and above 7. In “Dahine Saj”, the squad takes a step forward by 15 inch 8. In inclining the squad turns through 45 degree 9. Adha dhine or Adha Bhyen Mur is through 45 degrees 10. Ceremonial parade is 150 cadets of cadets training 1. Multiple Choice Questions 1. In Dahine Saj, the squad takes a step forward by inch [ D ] A) 14 B) 12 C) 20 D) 15 2. Which salute is authorized to the governor of a state within his jurisdiction? [ B ] A) General Salute B) National Salute C) Salami shastra D) None of the above 22 3.Only Step(s) are allowed forward & backwards [ B ] A) Two B) One C) four D) Three 4. Chal-wale purze aage kari is used during which position in arms drill? [ B ] A) Bagal Shastra B) Jaanch Shastra C) B a j u Shastra D) Tol Shastra 5. How many paces are taken by front and rear ranks in ‘Khuli line-chal? [ B ] A) 3 B) 1½ C) 2½ D)1 2. Multiple Choice Questions 1. Write Hindi word of command of ‘MARKING TIME” [ D ] A) Daur ke chal B) Tham C) Aram se D) Kadam taal 2. The rate of steps per minute in slow march is……… …. [ C ] A) 20 B) 40 C) 70 D) 80 3. Squad of nine men are to be formed in …… ranks [ A ] A) Three B) Two C) one D) Four 4. While wheeling, outer rank will take step of …inches [ B ] A) 24 B) 33 C) 12 D) 18 5. On the command “VISARJAN”, the squad will turn to…and then dismiss [ C ] A) Left B) Right C) Half right D) Half left 6. Write Hindi word of command of ‘STAND EASY” [ C ] A) Daur ke chal B) Thum C)Aram se D)Kadam taul 7. Squad of eight men are to be formed in ……… ranks [ B ] A) Three B) Two C) one D) Four 8. While wheeling, inner rank will take step of …….inches [ C ] A) 24 B) 33 C) 21 D) 18 3. Multiple Choice Questions 1. What is the angle formed in Savadhan Position? [ D ] A) 45 deg B) 40 deg C) 55 deg D) 30 deg 2. Choose the option for the caution for ‘Tham’ while marching? [ B ] A) When Right foot is coming to the ground B) When left foot is coming to the ground 3. What is the distance between the from rank and the middle rank in Nikat line chal? [ D ] A) 30 Inches B) 25 Inches C) 20 Inches D) 45 Inches 4. Length of the Side Step is ________________? [ A] A) 12 Inch B) 15 Inch C) 10 Inch D) 13 Inch 5. While saluting, the elbow should be bent at an angle of ____Deg. [ A] A) 45 B) 60 C) 90 D) 180 23 4. Multiple Choice Questions: 1. During the laying wreath? [ A ] A) Slow march B) Dudh ke chal C) Quick march D) Vishram position 2. What is the distance maintained between the officer and cadet [ A ] A) 3 Paces B) 5 Paces C) 2 Paces D) 4 Paces 3. In NCC, during slow march ____ number of steps is taken per minute. [ C ] A) 80 B) 110 C) 70 D) 90 4. In Pichhemur, position you will turn _____ degree back. [ D ] A) 450 B) 900 C) 1200 D) 1800 5. From which side turn should be taken in Pichhe Mur ____ [ A ] A) Right B) Left C) Both Sides 6. In Dahine mur position you will turn _____ degree on right side. [ B ] A) 1800 B) 900 C) 450 D) 1000 7. The word of Command ___ __is given for final dispersal at the end [ C ] of the parade. A) Line Tor B) Aramm be C) Visarjan D) Kadham Tal 8. General salute is given to officers of the Rank………… [ D ] A) Capt B) Maj C) Brig D) Maj General above 9. A Cadet should stand in……… position while speaking to a senior. [ B ] A) Vishram B) Savdhan C) Aram se D) None of above 10. The Aims of drill is ……………… [ D ] A) Increase the moral of the troops B) Execute orders properly C) To aid or held disciplinary action D) All the above 11. Angle for right and left turn ……….. Degrees? [ A ] A) 900 B) 450 C) 600 D) 300 12. What are the bad habits of foot drill [ D ] A) Hopping & Jumping B) Dragging the foot C) Checking the heel D) All the above 13. The length of side step is ……….. Inches [ B ] A) 18” B) 12” C) 14” D) 16” 14. Adha dhine or Adha Bhyen Mur is through………. degree [ B ] A) 900 B) 450 C) 600 D) 300 15. Angle between both feet is Savdhan is ___________ [ B ] A) 600 B) 300 C) 450 D) 900 24 16. After four Consecutive Dahine Ghoom order while marching you will be [ B ] Moving in which direction A) Samne B) Right C) Left D) Opposite 17.We turn 90 degree to the Right in _______ Mur [ B ] A) Baen Mur B) Dahine murC) Baenghoom D) Piche mur 18. The Word of Command ____ is given for find dispersed at the End of the parade [ B ] A) Kadantal B) Visarjan C) Line for D) Aramse 19. The Basic Movement position of the Drill…………… [ B ] A) Vishram position B) Savdhan position C) Line for D) Dahine mur 20. Number of paces that should be left between “Cautionary and Executive” word of command is –[ C ] A) 2 B) 5 C) 4 D) 3 14. On the word of command “parade Par” how many paces does the squad take forward? [ B ] A) 12 B) 15 C) 14 D) 10 21. After Two Consecutive “Baen Ghoom” orders while marching, you will be moving in which direction? [ D ] A) Same B) Right C) Left D) Opposite 12. In “Bagal Shastra” The right palm is kept on which part? [ B ] A) Butt B) Pistol grip C) Small of the Butt D) Trigger 23. While giving “Guard of Honour” to the Prime Minister, authorised rank and file is [ C ] A) 120 B) 150 C) 100 D) 180 25 WEAPON TRAINING - (35/30M) Practical (25/20M) 1. Write the first three actions in sequence of firing a shot Ans: (a) Aiming (b) Breathing (c) Firing (d) Follow through What is the sequence of action while firing a shot? Ans: (a) Aiming Position: On taking the aim, the firer must take the first pressure. (b) Breathing: Just before taking an aim, breathing must be gently restrained. It is important to Coordinate so that when the foresight comes to the point of aim, the breath is partially exhaled. (c) Firing: Immediately on ‘correct aim’ the second pressure will be taken and shot fired. For a second or two after firing, there should be no relaxation of the hold or movement of trigger finger or head. (d) Follow Through. The hold and aim must be maintained until the bullet has left the barrel. Better still fire should allow through until the bullet has reached the target 2. Write down the basic essentials of shooting (OR) What are the qualities of a good firer? Ans: (a) Correct holding (B) Correct aiming (c) Correct trigger operations 3. What are the essential of Good Firing? Explain it. Ans: The essential of good firing is known as HAT. H- Good Holding: Hold the weapon correctly and fire A-Good Aiming: Take aim using fore sight and back sight correctly T- Good Trigger Operation: Operate trigger without disturbing the aim 3. Write any five parts of the 2 MK IV rifle Ans: Fore sight protector, Foresight, Butt, Trigger guard, Back sight protector, Back sight Magazine, Knox form 4. Tell the main parts of.22Rifle? Ans:(a) Butt (b) Barrel (c) Trigger (d) Trigger guard e) Fore sight/back sight 5. How does half cock occur in rifle? Ans: (a) When the bold lever is not fully down and the trigger is pressed. (b) When the safety catch is not fully forward and the trigger is pressed. 6. Write any five characteristics of Rifle. Ans: (a) It is an individual weapon. (b) It is a long range weapon. (c) It can be used in quarter battle if bayonet is attached. (d) It is the most accurate weapon if maintained properly. (e) Grenade can be fired if discharger cup is attached 26 7. What are the factors effecting the holding of a rifle during firing? Ans: (a) Angle of body (b) Position of arms (c) Right and left hand (d) position of butt plate (e)Position of head (f) Breathing 8. How is the horizontal triangle formed while in line position? Ans: (a) Where the chest leaves the ground (b) The left elbow touching the ground (c)The right elbows the ground 9. What is the sequence of assembling the rifle after cleaning? Ans: (a) Magazine (b) Bolt (c) Sling (d) Scabbard (f) Bayonet 10. What do you understand by grouping capacity of a fire? Ans: Grouping capacity is the diameter in the circle containing all the five shots, fired by a man to the best of his ability. 11. What do you mean by “Group” in firing? Ans: Group is the diagram of series of shots in target fired by a single firer. 12. How many groups LMG has? Ans: a) Piston Group b) Barrel Group c) Butt Group d) Body Group e) Bipod Group 13. When is a rifle said to be loaded? Ans: A Rifle is said to be loaded when there is Round in the Chamber 14. What are the causes for stoppage for Rifle? Ans: a) Empty Magazine b) Wrongly filled magazine c) Insufficient gas d) Hard Extraction e) Misfire 15. What is the sequence of Stripping a Rifle? Ans: Sequence of stripping a Rifle are a) Bayonet and Scabbard b) Sling c) Bolt d) Magazine Note: The sequence of assembling of rifle will be reverse order of stripping of Rifle 16. In how many positions can the Rifle be fired? Name them? (OR) Write down the four positions in which the Rifle can b e fired? Ans: a) Lying Position: From low cover b) Kneeling Position: From covers too high to sit and too low to stand behind c) Sitting Position: From hillocks and air craft d) Standing Position: From high covers like trenches, walls, high banks 17. What is the store required to clean the.22 rifle? Ans: a) Pull through b) Cleaning Oil c) Chindi e) Rags f) Chamber stick 27 18. Write any 10 Parts Common to all weapons. (OR) What are main parts of SLR? (OR) Name of the 10 Parts of a.22 Rifle Ans: (i) Barrel (ii) Foresight protector (iii) Bayonet (iv) Magazine (v) Trigger and Trigger Guard (vi) Back sight (vii) Butt (viii) Piston Grip (ix) cocking handle(x) Safety catch/change lever (xi) Carrying handle (xii) Gas plug (xiii) Piston (xiv) Breech Block (xv) Ejection slot 19. What are the characteristics of Rifle.22 No.11 MKIV and Deluxe BA? S.NO Characteristics Rifle.22 No.11 MKIV Rifle.22 Deluxe BA 1 Caliber 0.22” 0.22” 2 Ammunition 0.22” 0.22” 3 Weight 8 Ibs 10 ½ Ozs 6 Ibs 2 Ozs 4 Length 45” 43” (110 cm) 5 Effective Range 25 Yards 25 Yards 6 Maximum range 1700 yards at 33 angle 1700 yards at 33 angle 7 Magazine Capacity 10 Rounds 5 Rounds 8 Muzzle velocity 2700 ft/sec 2700 ft/sec 9 Grooves in the Barrel 06 06 10 Rate of fire (i)Normal 5 rounds per minute 5 rounds per minute (ii) Rapid 10 to 15 rounds per 10 to 15 rounds per minute minute 0. 22 Ammunition: (i) Calibre-.22 (ii) Length of bullet- 10mm (iii) Length of Bullet with Case- 15mm (iv)Weight- 38/40gm (v) Type of Bullet- Lead/Copper (vi) Type of Ammunition- Rim/Rimless 20. What are the characteristics of 7.62 mm SLR (OR) Give the technical details of SLR 7.62 mm? Ans: 1. Length: 45inches 2. Length of the barrel: 21 inches 3. Caliber: 7.62 4. Weight: 4.4 kg 5. Weight with magazine: 5.1kg, Empty magazine -2.55gm (9 ozs), Load magazine -700gm, 6. Weight with Rifle Full Magazine Bayonet: 5.392Kg 7. Effective Range: 300 Yards (275mtr) 28 8. Maximum range: 200 to 600yds 9. Magazine Capacity: 20 Rounds 10. Muzzle velocity: 810 m/sec 11. Bayonet weight: 285 gm 12. Length of Bayonet: 1397 mm 13. Rate of fire: Normal: 20 rounds per minute. Rapid 60 rounds per minute 14. Grooves in the Barrel: 06 15. System of operation: Gas operation 21. What are the characteristics of 7.62 mm LMG? Ans: 1. Caliber: 7.62 2. Weight: 19lbs 5ozs (9.2kg) 4. Effective Range: 500 Yards (on bipod), on tripod-1000yards 5. Magazine Capacity: 28/30 Rounds 6. Muzzle velocity: 2700ft.per second 7. Rate of fire: Normal - 28 rounds Per minute. Rapid 112 rounds per minute, Cyclic- 450 to 500 rds/min 22. What are the characteristics of 5.56 mm INSAS RIFLE? Ans: 1. Caliber: 5.56 2. Weight: 3.6kg 4. Effective Range: 400metes 5. Magazine Capacity: 28/30 Rounds 6. Muzzle velocity: 900m/s 7. Rate of fire: (i) Normal- 60 rounds per minute. (ii)TBR (Three rounds Burst)-90 rounds per minute, (iii) Intense-150 rds/min , (iv) Cyclic- 600 to 650 rds/min 23. What is the normal procedure on the firing points? (OR) What are the points to ensure before the firing position? Ans: Normal procedure of firing points is (a) The party to fire is brought within about 100 yards of the firing point. (b) The practices to be fired are explained. (c) Firers are detailed to targets. (d) The coaches, ammunition party and look out men take up their positions. (e) The first two details only form up behind their targets. f) On the order of ‘Age Barh’ (Detail Advance) the first detail will take position on the firing point. (g) On the lowering of the red flag at the butt, the officer supervising the firing point may order 29 his red flag to be taken down and give the order of ‘Detail Advance’. The coaches check up their positions and correct them if needed, and give the word of command ‘Limber up’. On this, the firers must align rifles as they have been taught. The officer will then give the order to load and carry on. (h) The firing will start only after getting orders from officer-in-charge firing. (j) On completion of fire, the firers must raise their right hand up, keeping the elbow on the ground. (k) Officer-in-charge will give the word of command ‘Khali Kar’ (before this he must ensure that all have finished). On this the firers will take their rifles onto their shoulders and move the bolt twice, press the trigger and stand up. (l) The officer-in-charge will give the command ‘Detail Report’ on this the firers would report ‘Number ek rifle theek, do theek, teen theek and number char rifle theek’. The report will be form left to right. (Normally four targets are used on miniature range). (m) The first and last firer will say ‘Number ek rifle theek’ and the rest will say ‘Do theek, teen theek’ and so on. (n) The details are changed by word of command and the new detail which has been waiting comes up while another detail forms up behind. (o) Before the firers leave the range they will have a further weapon inspection. (p)Each firer will be asked whether she has any live ammunition. It will be ensured that they have no live ammunition (OR) FIRE ORDERS 1. Asthan lea 2.Rifle detailed lying position 3.Aat (8) feet Limber up 4. Detail bar (take magazine and load it in the Rifle) 5. Detail Ready (cock and aim ) Long whistle fire it 5 rounds ( On 40 seconds) 6.Detail Khali Khar (Remove magazine) Cock and Trigger press, Cock and Trigger press i.e. Two times fire 7. Detail Report’ (cock chamber report) ‘Number ek rifle theek hai, do theek, teen theek and number char rifle theek’. The report will be form left to right. 8. Detail Khada Hho 24. Define laws of aiming? (OR) What are the laws of aiming? Ans: (a) Focus the target so that a clear picture is formed on the retina of the eye and get the true centre of the target. (b) Hold the rifle properly. (c) Close the left eye and focus the foresight. (d) See the foresight through the black sight ‘U’. The foresight should be seen right in the centre of the U. The tip of the foresight must be aligned in the centre and in level with the shoulder of the U. 25. What is Mean Point of Impact (MPI)? What are the methods of finding MPI? Ans: The central point of area covered by the group of rounds fired with consistent aim and held at the same aiming mark is called MPI. 30 Methods: (i) Graphical Method (ii) Axis of departure method (iii) Calculation method 26. What are the safety precautions for handling any weapon? (OR) Write down the safety precautions while handling small arms? Ans: 1. Inspect your own weapon 2. Ensure that the chamber of the weapon is empty. (iii) Ensure that the magazine is empty. (iv) Safety catch should always be on. (v) Never point a rifle at any other person. 27. Write down the five sequence of firing actions while firing a shot at moving target. Ans: Complete sequence of firing a shot at a moving target will be: (a) Aim- at the centre of the target. (b)Follow- gives speed. (c) Pass- gives lead. (d) Fire- (Following through). (e) Declare. 28. What is the difference between “Loading a Rifle” and “Charging the Magazine”? Ans: A Rifle is loaded when there is a Round in the Chamber. Charging the magazine means that all the rounds are in magazine itself. 29. What are the characteristics of LMG? It is the main Weapon of a section, It can fire in single round and also in burst fire, It is cooled by wind and so it can be fired for a longer time, It can fire on fixed line and it works with gas 30. Write the sequence of stripping and assembling of LMG? Ans: Stripping sequence (i) Piston group (ii) Barrel group (iii) Butt group (iv) Body group (v) Bipod group Assembling sequence (i) Bipod group (ii) Body group (iii) Butt group (iv) Barrel group (v) Piston group 31. What kinds of firing is done by Rifle 7.62mm SLR (OR) Write the firing position for 7.62mm SLR Ans: (i) Deliberate (ii) snap shooting (iii) Rapid fire 32. Brief Lying position (OR) What is points to be en in lying position for firing? Lying position: (i) Right to left hand, elbow, rifle and target in the line (ii) Flash Hider should not touch the ground. (iii) Body position should be slightly at an angle to the target (iv) Legs should be as par open as body comfort and inner heel touching the ground 33. What are the types of rounds fired by SD NCC? Ans: Long/short range 7.62mm rifle-out of 12 rounds authorized/cadets, 2 rounds will be pooled for zeroing and re-classifications of failures. 34. How will you identify your rifle? Ans: The rifle can be identified through following aspects assembling Butt Number, Regt No., Weight, size, butt model, barrel, length, and magazine. 31 35. What are the targets used for firing? (OR) Write down the types of targets generally used by NCC cadets Ans: For application firing 1X1 targets is used, For grouping, 1x1 targets with a white patch in the centre of the bull is used, For rapid firing, 6 inches figure targets or NRAI target is used. 36. Why are groups formed when bullets are fired instead of all bullets passing through the same hole? Ans: (i) Due to the fault of the firer (ii) variation in the temperature of the barrel (iii) Wind effect and the weather condition (iv) Variation in Ammunition 1. True and False 1. The length of SLR 7.62 Rifles is 48 inches ( F ) 2. Oil can and cleaning material can be fitted on the butt of 7.62mm Rifle ( T ) 3. Mag Capacity of 7.62mm Rifles 30 Rds ( F ) 4. Effective range of 7.62mm SLR 300 yards ( T ) 5. MPI stands for Mean Point of Impact ( T ) 6. Five rounds can be fitted on a charger clip. ( T ) 7. Effective range of 22 Rifle is 25 Yards ( T ) 8. Normal rate of fire of 22 Rifle is 06 round / Minutes. ( F ) 9. Range safety of the responsibility of firers ( T ) 10. The muzzle velocity of SLR is 2700 ft/ second. (T) 11. First catch is the point where bullet hits the ground passing through the target. (F) 12. 7.62mm SLR is the basic weapon used by NCC cadets for firing (F) 13. Rifle KO Khulna ki tarkib mein sabse pahle sling khola jaata hai. (F) 14. Target pe Aiming karte samay Foresight Aperture ka Madhya se Back Sight tip KO Point of Aim se Milao (F) 15. Good aiming of rifle is important in firing range (T) 16. Wind does not affect firing (F) 17. While stripping/opening a rifle, the sling is removed last (F) 18. Proper holding a rifle is one of the principal of good firing (T) 19. The size of the flannelette for cleaning title is 4”X3” (F) 20. The effective range of SLR is 200 yards (F) 2. True or False. 1. Group Can be formed anywhere on the target. (F) 2. Carbine magazine can hold 32 rounds. (F) 3. Capacity of SLR magazine is 20 rounds (T). 32 4. Effective range of SMC is 30 yards. (T) 5. Pistol is a weapon of close quarter battle. (T) 6. In four position SLR can be fired. (F) 7. The weight of SLR riffle is only 5.5kg. (F) 8. The riffle is said to be loaded when bullet is in barrel (T). 9. LMG is also known as Bren gun. (T) 10. Aiming rest has three legs. 3. TRUE OR FALSE. 1. Weight of.22” MK IV rifle is 8 Lbs 10 ½ Oz. (T) 2. Magazine capacity of 7.62 SLR is 10 rounds. (F) 3. Total number of grooves in SLR is 06. (T) 4. Distance of Miniature Range is 20 Yards. (F) 5. In lying position of firing two triangles are found (T) 4. True or False 1. The Length of 2 MK IV Rifle is 25.9 inches ( F ) 2. Fore sight in a rifle is for direction ( T ) 3. While firing, the triggered should be pressed with a jerk ( T ) 4. While firing breathing has no effect in correct shooting ( F ) 5. The object of small arms training is shooting to kill ( T ) 1. Fill in the blanks 1. Caliber of.22 Rifles is.22mm 2. For grouping fire 1’x1’ target is used 3. Length of 0.22 Rifles 45 inches 4. 05 Rounds are fired to check grouping 5. Mag capacity of 0.22 Rifles 5 rds 2. Fill in the blanks 1. The inner circle of target is called Bull 2. Pull through is used for cleaning the rifle 3. LMG has five groups 4. LMG is also known as Bren gun 5. The MPI stands for Mean point of impact 3. Fill in the blanks: 1. The weight of LMG with bipod is 9.2 Kg 33 2. The length of 0.22 “Deluxe Rifle” is 43 Inches 3. Effective range of 7.62 mm Bolt action rifle is 275 mtr 4. The Chindi size of SMC for oiling is 4"x2" 5. The muzzle velocity of SLR is 2700 ft/second(815m) 6. Line of Sight is imaginary line formed between eye of the firer and point of aim through the sight. 7. Ladai ke maidan mein niche se niche aar ke hona par, lying position se kargar fire kar sakte hai. 8. Rifle ki safai karne ki liye Oil Bottle, Pull Through ki jarurat padti hain. 9. Effective range of.22 Rifles is 25 yards. 10. Magazine Capacity of LMG is 30 rounds. 11. The maximum points in grouping fire is 40 points 12. A Rifle is said to be loaded when round is in the chamber 13. SMC caliber 9mm 14. While marking correct lying position, two triangles are formed. They are Horizontal & Vertical 15. Rifle is to be cleaned before and after firing 16. Caliber of Carbine machine Gun is 9mm 17. The rifle has 21 inches the barrel 18. Effective range of SMC is 30 yards. 19. Trigger guard protects Trigger 20. Sight setting is done by pressing the Thumb spring 21.100 yards is the distance from which a rifle can be zeroed 22. The length of the chamber Stick is 1 foot 3 inches 23. For improvement of mistake of sight alignment aiming boy exercise is done 24. Target used for application firing is called 1”x1” target 25. Lying position is suitable for zeroing the weapon 26. Half cock is caused on pressing the trigger when the bolt lever is not fully down when the safety catch is not fully forward 27. The0.22 Rifle is of Yugoslavia origin 28. SLR is made in Belgiam 4. Fill in the balnks: 1. Which target is used for grouping fire at 25 meter range 1”x1” 2. The Full Form of SLR is Self Loading Rifle 3. Lying position the base of the ‘Vertical Triangle’ is formed by Ground 4. While firing ‘Elevation’ is given to counter the force is Gravity 5. In how many position can be the Rifle be Fired? 4 34 5. Fill in the blank. 1. TOET stands for Test of elementary training 2. The battle effective range of 7.62mm LMG on bipod is 500 yards. 3. Magazine capacity of Riffle 7.62mm SLR is 20 Rounds. 4. Strength of riffle section is 6. 5. Normally 30 rounds are filled in LMG magazine. 6. INSAS stands for Indian small arms system 7. Charger is used for filling round in Magazine. 8. Size of flannelettes (Chindi) for cleaning a Rifle is 4x2 inches and oiling is 4x1 ½ inches. 9. Change leaver of SLR is on the left side. 6. Fill in the blanks: 1. Maximum range of 7.62 mm 600yards. 2. Type of Ammunition in.22” Rifles is rim/rimless. 4. Calibre size of 7.62 mm SLR is 7.62 mm. 5. Weight of 7.62 mm SLR without magazine 4.4 Kg. 6. Weight of Bayonet of 7.62 mm SLR 0.283Kg. 7. Weight of SLR with filled magazine 5.1 Kg. 8. The basic weapon of infantry soldiers was 7.62 mm SLR and now it is 5.56 mm rifle 7. Fill in the blanks. 1. Length of.22 No.II MK IV rifle is 45 inches. 2. Sight picture is more important than sight alignment 3. The strongest part of rifle is Knox Form 4. Declaration is one of the part of Sequence of firing a shot 5. The type of ammunition used in 2MK IV Rile.22” 6. Lying position firing position is comfortable for a firer 7. The weight of No. 2 MK IV Rifle is 8 Lb 10 ½ Ozs 8. 5 rounds are fired to check grouping 9. The effective Range of 7.62 mm SLR is 300 yards 10. The effective Range of 7.62 mm LMG is 500 yards 11. The basic weapon for SW NCC cadets is 7.62 mm SLR 12. Two pressures will be found on pressing of a 7.62 mm SLR 13. The Weight of magazine alone is 9 ozs 35 1. Fill in the blanks with appropriate answers 1. How many loops does the pull through’ of 0.22 Rifle have? [ B ] A) 1 B) 3 C) 2 D) 4 2. The 7.62mm rifle can fire effectively up to Yards [ B ] A) 500 Yards B) 300 Yards C) 30 Yards D) 525 Yards 3. The Length of 0.22” Deluxe rifle is [ C ] A) 40 inches B) 45 inches C) 43 inches D) 42 inches 4. The Basic Weapon used by NCC Cadets for firing is [ A ] A) 22 Rifle B) SLR C) LMG D) CMG 5. In ‘Lying Position ‘the base of the ‘Vertical Triangle’ is formed by [ C ] A) Chest B) Elbows C) Ground D) Shoulder 2. Select the correct answer from the options given 1. What is the caliber of INSAS Rifles? [ C ] A) 7.62mm (B) 0.22mm (C) 5.56mm (D) None of the above 2. A ___________ Flag displayed on Butt Indicates that firing is underway [ B ] A) Green (B) Red (C) Blue (D) Yellow 3. Effective range of.22 Rifle is ______ Yards[ C ] A) 50 (B) 20 (C) 25 (d) 30 4. Effective Range of INSAS Rifles in Meter is _________ meters [ B ] (A) 500 (B) 400 (C) 300 (D) 200 5. A_________ round can be fired to indicate target [ C ] (A)Ball (B) Blank (C) Tracer (D) All the above 6. What is the length of 7.62mm SLR with bayonet? [ A ] A)1397mm (B) 1200mm (C) 1456mm (D) 1227mm 7. What is the caliber of 5.56mm INSAS Rifle? [ C] (A) 9mm (B) 7.62mm (C) 5.56mm (D) 6mm 8. A Salute of ___ Guns (no) is fired in India on the Occasion of the Republic Day [ B ] A) 7 (B) 21 C) 9 (d) 11 9.What is the magazine capacity of Rifle.22 No.II MK-IV? [A ] A) 10 rds B) 20 rds C) 15 rds D) 30 rds 10. Highest Gallantry Award in the Face of Enemy is [ A] A) Param Vir Chakra (B) Ashoka Chakra C) Maha Vir Chakra 11. A ___________ Flag displayed on Butt Indicates that no firing is underway [ C ] A) Green B) Red C) Blue D) Yellow 36 12. What is the magazine capacity of Rifle.22 No.II MK-IV? [ A ] A) 10 Rds B) 20 Rds C) 15 Rds D) 30 Rds 13. How many grooves present in the barrel of.22 No. MK II Rifles? [ D ] A) 5 B) 10 C) 15 D) 6 14. What is the maximum range of.22 No. Mk II Rifle? [ B ] A) 1500 Yards at 30 angle B) 1700 Yards at 33 angles C) 1200 Yards at 28 angle D) 1000 Yards at 30 angle 15. What is the weight of 7.62mm SLR [ A ] A) 4.4Kgs B) 6.9Kgs C) 5.4Kgs D) 4.3Kgs 16. The capacity of 7.62mm SLR Magazine is________ [ B ] A) 10 Rds B) 20 Rds C) 15 Rds D) 30 Rds 17. What is the length of 7.62mm SLR bayonet? [ A ] A) 1397mm B) 1200mm C) 1456mm D) 1227mm 18. Which is not a part of rifle? [ D ] A) Safety Catch B) Back sight C) Body sear D) Over sight 19. The full form of WT is ___ [ C ] A) Weapon Target B) Weapon & Trigger C) Weapon Training D) Weight of Tracer Rd 20.- ------Ammunition is used in Rifle 0.22 Deluxe. [ B ] A) 7.62 mm Bal B) 0.22 mm Bal C) 25 cm Bal D) 9mm Bal 21. TOET Full form is _ _____? [ A ] A) Test of elementary training B) Test of ecological training C) Test of emergency training 22. In Firing Range the target counting starts from ____ side. [ A ] A) Left B) Right C) Both Side 23. In the target the center most circles is called __ _____. [ A ] A) Bull B) Magpie C) Outer D) None of the above 24. What is the Calibre of.22 Rifle ( C ) A) 5.56 B) 10.22 C).22 D) 7.62 25..22 Rifle Killing Range ( C ) A) 100 Yards B) 200 Yards C) 25 Yards D) 150 Yards 26. How many Positions can the Rifle be Fired. ( D ) A) 2 B) 3 C) 5 D) 4 27. Effective Range of INSAS Rifles is _______ Mtrs ( B ) A) 500 B) 400 C) 300 D) 200 37 28. A _________ Round cane be Fired to Indicate Target ( C ) A) Ball B) Blank C) Tracer D) All the above 29. Weight of.22 Rif is _____________ ( A ) A) 8 lbs 10.50 ozs B) lbs 10.025 C) 22 lbs D).22 lbs 30. Magazine Capacity.22 Rifles is ________ Round ( B ) A) 15 B) 10 C) 8 D) 20 31. For Grouping Fire _____________ Target is used ( A ) A) 1x1 B) 4x4 C) Fig II D) Fig 12 32. The MPI the group can be sifted by _________ of the Rifle ( C ) A) Grouping B) Application C) Zeroing D) Snap shooting 1. Write the full form of following 1. LMG: Light machine gun 2. UBGL: Under Barrel Grenade Launcher 3. ALG: Automatic launching grenade 4. INSAS: Indian small arms system 5. SLR: Self loading rifle 6. MMG: Medium Machine Gun 7. RL: Rocket Launcher 8. TOET: Test of Elementary Training 9. CMG: Carbine machine gun 10. UAV: Unmanned arrival vehicle 11. UAC: Un armed combat 12. MPI: Mean Point of Impact 13. SMC: Sten Machine Carbine 14. DP: Drill Practice 15. MAG: Magazine 16. SAT: Small Arms Training 17. CQB: Close Quarter Battle 38 0.22 Rifle parts name 39 7.62mm SLR parts name 40 5.56mm Rifle INSAS parts names.. 41 Prismatic Compass main parts names 42 THE NCC 1. Write brief History of NCC? Ans: The NCC has its genesis in the “University Corps” was created by Indian defence act 1917. In 1920 0r 1921 “University Corps” was replaced by “University Training Corps”. In 1942 the UTC was replaced by “University Officer Training Corps”. As per the recommendations of Pandit HN Kunzu the NCC came into existence on 16 July 1948 under the NCC Act 31. The Girls division (SW) was established in 1949 and the Air wing in 1950 and Navy wing in 1952. 2. Write about Organization of NCC? Ans: The NCC organization is administered by MOD. The defence Secretary is overall in charge and is responsible to Govt. of India Ministry of defence (MOD) HQ DG NCC (New Delhi) DG NCC (Lt. General) 2xADG’s (Maj Gen) and 5xDy DG’s (Brig) OTA Kamptee WOTA Gwalior 17 State Dte’s Army Army-12, A.F-3, Navy-2 S.D A.F Navy 99 GP HQ (Colonel) 814 Units (Lt. Col) Army Army-89, A.F-6, N-4 Army-693, A.F-61,N-60 J.D A.F Navy 3. What are the AIMS of NCC? Ans: 1.To develops the character, comradeship, discipline, leadership, secular outlook, spirit of adventure and the ideals of selfless service amongst the youth of country. 2. To create a human source of organized, trained and motivated youth to provide leadership in all walks of life and always available for the service of the nation. 3. To provide a suitable environment to motivate the youth to take up a career in the armed forces 43 4. What is the objective of the NCC? Ans: (i) Reach out to the maximum youths through various institutions (ii) Make NCC as an important part of the society (iii) Teach positive thinking and attitude to the youth (iv) To develop the national integration irrespective of any caste, creed, religion or region. (v) Mould the youth of the entry country into a united, secular and disciplined citizens of the nation. 5. What are the Training activities of NCC? Ans: The training activities of NCC are 1. Institutional training: Training organized by Schools/Colleges as parades on a weekly/ monthly 70% training done in Institutions. 2. Camp training: Formal training organized as camps of 10-12 days duration 3. Attachment training: Formal training organized by attachments with Army/Naval/Air force units or with officer training academies like IMA and OTA. Camp duration is 15 days 4. Adventure training and Sports Training 6. What are 4 cardinals of DG NCC? Ans: 1. Obey with a smile 2. Be punctual 3.Work hard and without fuss. 4. Make no excuses and tell no lies. 7. Write the any 4 types of NCC camps? Ans: 1. Combined Annual Training Camp (CATC) 2. Centrally Organized Camps: (i) Leadership camps – Advance & Basic Leadership Camps (ii) Thal Sainik Camps (iii) Vayu Sainik Camps. (iv)Rock Climbing Camps. (v) National Integration Camps. (vi) Republic Day Camp and Prime Minister’s rally 8. Give a list of any three centrally organized camps. Ans: (i) Leadership camps – Advance & Basic leadership camps (ii) Thal Sainik Camps (iii) Vayu Sainik Camps. (iv) Rock Climbing Camps. (v) National Integration Camps. (vi) Republic Day Camp and Prime Minister’s rally. 9. What are the incentives available for NCC cadets (Or) What is advantage of NCC training? Ans: 1. Specific vacancies in Army, A.F and Navy are reserved for NCC “C” certificate holders. (a) 64 seats per year at IMA, Deharadun and 100 seats per year at OTA Chennai through SSB (Service Selection Board) and SSC (Short Service Commission) in army (b) 6 seats per course through Naval SSB (iii) 10% vacancies in all courses through Air Force SSB 2. 5-10% bonus marks awarded for recruitment in Open Registration system (ORS army), Sailors (Navy) and Airmen (A.F) 3. 2-10% bonus marks given for recruitment in Para military forces and department of telecommunications. 44 4. Can apply for gazette post in CRPF if 3 rd division degrees held by cadets. 5. Preference in state services and also in private sectors like industry. 6. Employment with NCC as Whole Time Lady Officer (WTLO), Girl cadets’ instructor (GIS), Aero and ship modeling instructor. 10. What is financial assistance provided by Cadet Welfare Society? Ans: (i) To give financial assistance to cadet’s nominee in case of death during NCC activity. (ii) To give financial assistance to cadets injury/disability during NCC activity NCC activities Death case Permanent disability Temporary disability High risk activities 500000/- Up to 400000/- Up to 175000/- Other activities 450000/- Up to 300000/- Up to 175000/- (iii) To grant scholarship to academically brilliant students (iv) To Grant of best Cadets Award of Rs.4000/- and 2 nd Best Cadets Award of Rs. 3000/- at each group level (v) To conduct sports and adventure activities (vi) CWS awards scholarship of Rs.6000/- per cadets for 1000 NCC cadets every year. (vii) Sahara Scholarship gives Rs. 30,000/- for Professional and other categories Rs.12000/ for SD/SW. 11. Who were conducts of NCC certificate examination? Ans: The types of certificate exams and the responsibility is given below Types of Certificate Responsibility Certificate “A” Unit Certificate “B” Gp HQ Certificate “C” State Dtes 12. Write the composition of board of ‘B’ and ‘C’ Certificate exams? Ans: Eligibility conditions for ‘B’ certificate exams:- (i) The cadets must have the 75% attendance during the 1 and 2 years. (ii) Break in the NCC services of the cadets prior to his appearing in the examination should not exceed more than 12 months at one time (iii) The candidate must have attended one ATC (iv) Cadets having ‘A’ Certificates will be awarded 10 bonus marks 45 (v) An air Wing cadets must do a minimum of 10Glide Launches Eligibility conditions for ‘C’ certificate exams:- (i) The Candidate must be passed of ‘B’ certificate (ii) The cadets must be in the third year of SD/SW NCC Training (iii) The cadets must have the 75% attendance during the 3 years. (iv) Break in the NCC services of the cadets prior to his appearing in the examination should not exceed more than 18 months at one time (v) The candidate must have attended one ATC and one of the following 1. ATC (This is in addition to one mentioned above) 2.RDC 3.COC 4. Para Training Camp (PTC) 5.NIC 6.Trekking Camp 7. Attachment Training Camp with Army Unit, Air Force Station and Navel Base. 8. Mountaineering Expedition 9.Cycle Expedition 13. Types of Camps: a) 1. Annual training camp (ATC): This training was conducted by state NCC Directorates and is of 12 days duration for SD/SW and 10 days for JD/JW. 50% of the enrolled strength under goes the camp. Group commander selects the site Aim: Discipline, character formation. 2. Combined Annual training camp (CATC): This is like above camp b) Centrally Organized Camps: These camps were conducted by HQDGNCC 1. Basic Leadership Camp (BLC): This is one of the types of ATC. Every part of county participate in this camp Aim: To live with each other’s and achieves ones potential 2. Advanced Leadership Camp (ALC): (i) This camp is performed in selected area. (ii) This is basically military training (iii) To incite the feeling of adventure among cadets 3. National Integration Camp (NIC): (i) To spread national integration (ii) To spread brotherhood (iii) Platform for young blood (iv) Character building (v) To create helpful attitude towards each 4. Republic Day Camp (RDC) and PM’s Rally: (i) 9 to 20 January of every year and PM’s rally conducted on 27 January of every year.(ii) To take Prime minister rally participated. (iii) Best directorate is awarded for their performance. (iv)This camp was inaugurated by Vice president of India. 5. Pre-Republic Day Camp (PRDC): (i) To check the potential of every cadet (ii) To create harmony among them 6. Social Service Camp: (i) To motivate for every social work (ii) To help weaker section of society (iii) Group work (iv) Dignity of Labour Ex: Tree plantation, Blood donation camp 7. Thal Sainik Camp (TSC) 8. Vayu Sainik Camp (VSC) 9.Nau Sainik Camp (NSC) 46 c) Adventure training and sports camp: This camp was conducted by HQDGNCC (i) The training given to the cadets by NCC to develop the quality of leadership, Self-confidence, determination and feeling of team sprit Ex: Mountaineering, Para sailing, Trekking, Cycle expedition, Camel safari, Rock climbing, Para Jumping, Scuba diving, Slithering, kaya king, Horse Riding, white water rafting, Boat pulling, wind surfing d) Youth Exchange programme (YEP): In this programme selected cadets are sent to friendly foreign countries for a 10 day visit and participation in NCC activities of the host country to create an increased awareness among the participants and appreciation of each other socio-economic and cultural realities. The exchange programme acts as the “third tier of diplomacy” by supplementing the efforts of our diplomats and leaders in building with other friendly nations. 14. Write NCC Staff in Unit? Ans: (i) Regular officers from the 3 services (ii) Whole Time Lady officers (WTLO), who are from NCC (iii) Associate NCC officers (ANO), who are professors and Teachers (iv) Girl Cadet Instructors (GCI), who are from NCC (v) Permanent Instructional (PI) staff from army, Navy, Air force (vi) Civilian Gliding Instructors (CGI) (vii) Civilian Staff 1. Fill in the blanks 1. All India Best NCC Cadets is awarded Prime Minister’s Baton 2. NCC Day is celebrated on the 4th Sunday of November 3. Name DDG of AP Directorate Air Commodore Krishnan 4. NCC is the World largest uniformed youth organization 5. Name Group Commander, NCC Group HQ VSP Cmde V.V.S.Raju 6. Our national emblem is Four Lions of Sarnath 7. Our National Flower is Lotus 8. The tenure of President of India 5 years 9. The Defence Headquarters in India is Delhi 10. These are _17_ NCC Directorates in India ( 12 Army +2 Navy +3 Air force) 2. Fill in the Blanks: 1. NCC is a Voluntary organization. 2. The motto of NCC is Unity and Discipline 3. Age for Enrolment in NCC for JD/JW is 13-18 Years and for SD/SW is under 24 Years. 4. NCC is a Tri-services organization: Army, Navy, and Air Force 5. The three colors of the NCC Flag are Red for the Army, Navy Blue for the Navy and Sky Blue for the Air Force. 47 3. Fill in the Blanks: 1. DG NCC IS located at New Delhi 2. DY DG NCC (AP) IS located at Secundhra bad 3. There are __3__Colours in NCC Crescent 4. HUM SUB BHARTIYA HAI_ is the 1ST LINE IN NCC Song 5. Unity and Discipline is Motto of NCC 6. Who is the present DG NCC Lt. Gen. Rajeev Chopra 7. The rank of DG NCC is Lt General 8. NCC `B’ Certificate is lower in standard than NCC C certificate 9. Colonel in Army is equivalent to Captain in Navy 10. NCC has got 3 divisions 11. What is the age for entry in NCC 13th 12. NCC is National cadet corps 13. NCC gives the basic military training in small arms and parades to the cadets. 14. The forces which fight at land is called Army 15. The forces which fight at Sea or Water is called Navy 16. The forces which fight at Sky or Air is called Air Force 17. Army NCC was started in India in the year 1948 18. The girls division (SW) was established in 1949 19. The Air wing was established in1950 20. The Navy wing was established in 1952 21. Present NCC Flag was established in 1954 22. NIC (national integration camp) was established in 1960 23. OTA (officers training Academy) was established in 1957 24. WOTA (Women’s officers training Academy) was established in 1965 25. Present NCC song was established in1980 26. NCC Men’s Training Academy is located at Kamptee 27. NCC WOTA is located at Gwalior 28. Commander in chief President Ram Nath Kovind 29. Chief of Defence Staff General Bipin Rawat 30. Present Chief of Army Staff (COAS) is Gen. Manoj Mukund Naravane 31. Present Vice Chief of Army Staff (VCOAS) is Lt.Gen. Satinder Kumar Saini 32. Present Chief of Air Force is Air Chief Marshal Rakesh kumar singh Bhadauria 48 33. Present Vice Chief of Air Force is Air Marshal Harjit Singh Arora 34. Present chief of Navy staff is Admiral Karambir Singh 35. Present Vice chief of Navy staff is Vice Admiral G. Ashok Kumar 36. The official song of the NCC “Kadam Mila Ke chal” was adopted in 1963 37. The official song of the NCC “Hum Sab Bharatiya Hai” was adopted in 1980 38. NCC song is written by Sri Mudgalaya 39. Institutional training forms 70% of the NCC training 40. Period of attachment of NCC cadets with Army is for 21 days 41. Scouts and NSS are two organizations lie NCC which is organized by Central Govt in Schools/Colleges for youth empowerment. 42. For enrolment as SD cadets the age of the candidate must be less than 26 years 43. The back bone of training in NCC is Drill 44. CWS was established by DGNCC with the aim of providing financial relief and assistance to NCC cadets. 45. There are 17 directorates and 99 group head quarters and 814 units in the circulation 14.2 lakhs NCC cadets. 46. There are 31 main numbers of sections in NCC Act and rules. 47. Maximum age for enrolment in SD wing is 24 years 48. For enrolment as a JD/JW cadets the age of the candidate must not be less than and studying in class 13 years (VIII to X) 49. Duration of ATC for ASD is 12 days. 50. The NCC Act was passed after the recommendation of the Pandit H.N.Kunzu 51. For NCC “C” certificate exams state DG is the Presiding officer 52. CWS means Cadets welfare Society 53. NCC consists of 02 number of Navy Directories (17: 12(A) +2(N) +3(Air)) 54. Intake of NCC “C” certificate for IMA Deharadun is 64 per year and OTA Chenni takes 100 seats per year. 55. Incidental allowance rupees 90 pay by entailed to NCC cadet 56. 6 ANO are authorized in a NCC Bn with 6 Coys 57. In JD/JW 70 number of periods are dedicated to specialized subjects in 2 years 58. Group commander is the presiding officer for “B” certificate exams. 59. 09 best cadets out of 174 are selected during RDC 60. RDC is mandatory to attend by NCC Cadets to further attend YEP 49 61. “A” certificate exams conducted by unit(officer cadets), “B’ by Group HQ commander and “C” by State DG. 62. Camp Adjutant is responsible for training and discipline in Camps 63. Dept. Camp Commandant carries out the duty of security officer in camp True or False 1. HQ DGNCC has 06 DDG’S ( F ) ( 5DDG’s +2 ADG’s) 2. RD camp is mandatory to attend by NCC Cadets to further attend YEP ( T ) 3. In NCC Org, ADG (A) belongs to Army ( T ) 4. Only Indian citizen can enrol in NCC ( F ) 5. Group HQ is responsible to conduct “B” certificate exams (T) 6. One NCC cadets can be selected twice for RDC while is SD ( F) 7. Air force or Naval wing cadets can be transferred to army wing (F ) 8. ADG (A) at DGNCC HQ looks after both the OTA (T) 9. NCC was formed on the recommendation of Cariappa committee (F) 10. At group HQ level NCC best cadets receives an award of Rs 4000 (T) 11. For a cadet to appear for “C” certificate exams he has to be both A and B certificate qualified (F) 12. For a cadet to appear for “C” certificate exams he has to be B certificate qualified (T) 13. Audit of all types of documents maintained by a unit is carried out by the Local Audit Officer (T) 14. Presiding officer of condemnation board in case of a minor unit will be OC himself (F) 15. Citizen of Nepal can join In NCC (T) 16. NCC Act was passed in year 1949 (F) 17. Only those Schools/Colleges who have got NCC facilities can enrol their students in NCC (F) 18.06 best cadets are selected during RDC (F) 19. Primary aim of NCC is to defend the Nation (F) 20. In common subject main SD-170 an JD-120 periods (F) (210-SD, JD-170) 21. NCC Act 1948 (T) 22. SD/SW ko share (support) scholarship 12000 per cadets (F) (RS.6000/-) 23. Camp commandant is the responsible for the security during the camp (F) 24. Daily scale of ration varies for each day in a NCC Camp (T) 25. There is no different issue voucher and receipt voucher (F) Multiple choice questions 1. Sahara Scholarship award of RS _______ given to SD/SW NCC Cadets ( C ) a) 5000 b) 1000 c) 12000 d) 4000 50 2. There are _________ NCC Directorate is India ( B ) a) 18 b) 17 c) 16 d) 20 3. NCC Act was passed in year __________ ( A ) a) 1948 b) 1950 c) 1952 d) 1960 4. How many NCC Group HQ in India? Ans: 99 5. Where is the Directorate of NER is located? Ans: Shilling 6. What is the full form of DDG? Ans: Dy Director General 7. Total NCC Units in India are? Ans: 814 1. Match the following A) NCC 1) 1949 B) NIC 2)1980 C) OTA 3)1952 D) Naval Wing 4)1954 E) SW 5)1950 F) NCC Song 6) 1948 G) University Camp 7)1960 H) University Training Camps 8)1957 J) Air Wing 9) 1917 K) Present NCC Flag 10) 1921 2. Match the following A) ‘C’ Certificate 1) Common Subjects B) AN O’s 2) Specialized Subjects C) NCC OTA 3) Special entry scheme D) PI Staff 4) 17 E) Dte 5) Kamptee 51 NATIONAL INTEGRATION & AWARENESS (30 M) 1. What is meant by National Integration? Ans: (i) National Integrity is the feeling of togetherness and unity among the people of country (ii) It also means an atmosphere in which all citizens, irrespective of their caste, religion and region live together peacefully (iii) It refers to integration in all respects, social, political, economic and above all emotional (iv) In an integrated country people share common goals (v) They all work together and co-operate with each other for the prosperity of the nation 2. What are the components of National Integration? (Or)What are the measures to achieve National Integration? Ans: (i) Cultural Integration (ii) Economic Integration (iii) Political Integration (iv) Religious Integration (v) Social Integration 3. What is the necessity for National Integration?(OR) What can you achieve from National integration? (OR) Why is National Integration important for progress of any Nation? (OR) Why is national integration necessary for our country? Ans: The necessity for National Integration (i) Maintenance of peace and harmony.(ii) Growth and development of the nation. (iii) Eradication of poverty and illiteracy. (iv) Internal security and law & order. (v) Culture and religious development. (vi) Economic and industrial growth. (vii) Attract foreign investment and increase import and export. (viii) Exchange of technological know-how and culture. (ix) Dignity and self-respect as a nation. (x) Welfare and well-being of the people (x) Maintenance of sovereignty and territorial integrity of the nation 4. What are the fundamentals of a national unity or integration? Explain What are the factors affecting National Integration? (OR) What are hindrances in National Unity or National Integration? Ans: (i) Language (ii) Casteism (iii) Education (iv) Communalism (v) Regionalism Language: Blind love towards his own language and negative feeling towards others is a major hindrance to unity. Languages of different states should be encouraged in the educational institutions. Casteism: It is seen in offices, colleges, in politics and almost in all walks of life. Casteism should be tackled with an iron hand. 52 Education: The patter of education should be encourages love, Brotherhood, unity amongst various communities. Communalism: It is discriminatory feelings of an individual against one of the basis of religion or caste Regionalism: India is a vast country where various regional diversities exist. The feeling of loyalty towards his own state or region first is also a major hindrance in unity. 6. State some current objectives of India? Ans: (a) Self sufficiency in nuclear‐ power. (b) Availability of reliable power supply for farming and industries. (c) Production of goods for world markets. (d) Balancing growth in both public and private sector. (e) Modernization of villages, linking with roads and provision of electricity to all villages. 7. What are the methods to remove the factors hindering National Integration in India? Ans: (a) The education system should be improved (b) To eradicate illiteracy. (c) To eradicate economic disparity (d) The political parties should not be formed on the basis of religion. (e) Every citizen should be taught to respect the National language, the National Flag, the National song and participate in National festivals. (f) We should keep the neighborhood clean and beautiful. (g) To develop ideal citizenship. (h) To promote social equality. (j) To arrange National Integration camp. 8. What are the opportunities for National Integration? Ans: (i) Defence forces & Central polices/ other organizations (ii) National level games (iii) NCC 9. List out the Relevance of NCC in Unifying India? (OR) Write about the NCC in unifying India? Ans: (i) Ethics and Social values (ii) Cultural and Traditional values (iii) Discipline and patriotism 10. Contribution of youth/cadets in National Building? Ans: (i) Be good human being by value system. (ii) Help the friends & colleagues from weaker section of society. (iii) Improve personal talent for society and nation (iv) Discourage corruption in every form. (v) Participate in sports, yoga and improve personal health. (vi) Use natural resource like water, gas, and oils and discourage its misuse by others. (vii) Develop secular outlook 53 (viii) Learn healthy politics during college days. (ix) Extend willing help to during natural and man-made disasters. 12. Youth can contribute for nation building at personal level by saying “no” to what all social evils? Ans: (i) Drugs (ii) Dowry (iii) Illicit sexual relations (iv) Anti social activities in thought and action (v) Exploitation of weaker section of society (vi) Use of child labour (vii) Unfair means during exams 13. Youth can contribute for nation building at personal level by saying “yes” to what all social evils Ans: (i) Avoid rash driving of vehicles (ii) Carry driving license and wear helmet always while driving (iii) Don’t use mobile phone while driving (iv) Follow road safety norms (v) Extend willing help to during natural and man-made disasters (vi) Organise traffic control during accidents (vii) Plant trees on special Occasions like birth of daughter (viii) Help and look after again parents, relatives and neighbours (ix) Help the friends & colleagues from weaker section of society. 14. What are the aims of National Integration camps? Ans: (i) To spread National integration (ii) To spread brotherhood (iii) Platform for young blood (iv) Character building (v) To create helpful attitude towards each 15. Name Four National Interests of India and Explain Ans: National Interests of India (a) Sovereignty (b) Integrity (c) Unity (d) Security Sovereignty: Foremost interest of the nation is to be autonomous and remaining independent Integrity: The nation should be full, indivisible and have a well-defined territory Unity: The nation should be a secular union of the state with political power belonging to central confederate authority. It should be tolerant towards caste, colour, creed, religion and language of each other Security: The nation must ensure safety, territorial integrity and protection of the state against external threat or subversion 16. What are the National objectives? Ans: (i) Education to all (ii) Equal justice to all (iii) Equal pay for equal work for both men and women (iv) Protection and improvement in environment, forests and wild life (v) Improvement of public health 17. What is the important of National integration? Ans: Unity gives strength, peace, prosperity and happiness 1. What is National Integration and what are the main hindrances to National Integration in our country? (or) List out any 4 challenges (Problems) in National Integration in India Ans: National Integrity is the feeling of togetherness and unity among the people of country (i) Language (ii) Casteism (iii) Education (iv) Communalism (v) Regionalism 2. What is National Integration? Name Four National Interests of India Ans: National Integrity is the feeling of togetherness and unity among the people of country 54 National Interests of India (a) Sovereignty (b) Integrity (c) Unity (d) Security 3. What are the lovely places of Hindu? (OR) Write down three important holy places of Hindus. Ans: Badrinath, Puri Jagannath, Dwaraka, Benaras, Haridwar, Rameswaram, Ayodhya, Prayag, Tirupathi, Kanchipuram, Srirangam 4. List the 4 states attached to Telangana Ans: Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Chathis Ghad 5. Define duty and discipline? Ans: Duty means to obey God’s order delivered by consciences Discipline means to obey Man’s order was issued by the rightful authority. 6. Mention the important National Integration related slogans? Ans: Unity in Diversity, Mera Bharat Mahan, Be Proud to an Indian, Maa Tuje Salam, Jai Jawaan and Jai Kisaan, Saare Jahase Achaa Hindustan Hamara etc. 7. Describe the salient features of National Integration Camp? (OR) What are the advantages of National Integration camp? (OR) What are the aims of conducting NIC Camp? Ans: (i) To spread National integration (ii) To spread brotherhood (iii) Platform for young blood (iv) Character building (v) To create helpful attitude towards each 8. Write about the importance of Communal Harmony? Ans: Secularism, Social Disparity, Universal Brotherhood etc. 9. What are the Problems faced in National Building in India? Ans: (i) Language (ii) Casteism (iii) Education (iv) Communalism (v) Regionalism (vi) Unemployment (vii) Poverty 10. Write a short note on “The Indian Mutiny of 1857”. Ans: The Mutiny of 1857 was began with a revolt military soldiers at Meerut, soon became widespread and posed a grave challenge to the British Rule. It was certainly a popular revolt in which the Indian rulers, the masses and the militia participated so enthusiastically, it came to be regarded as the first war of Indian independence. 11. What is the reason for the failure of Revolt of 1857? Ans: The revolt of 1857 suffered from a weak leadership. It was not planed and organized. There was a clear lack of unity among the rebels and there was no common purpose among them during the revolt of 1857. The revolt did not spread to all the parts of India instead it was confined to the Northern and Central India 12. Write five Union territories of India 55 Ans: (a)Chandigarh (b) Pondicherry (c) Delhi (d) Daman & Diu (e) Lakshadweep (f) Andaman & Nicobar Islands 13. Name the seven sisters (States)? Ans: Arunachal Pradesh, Mizoram, Manipur, Meghalaya, Nagaland, Tripura, Assam, 14. Name six major rivers in India? Ans: Ganga, Indus, Brahmaputra, Mahanadi, Godavari, Krishna 15. Name the countries who share border with India? Ans: China, Pakistan, Bhutan, Myanmar, Nepal, Bangladesh, Afghanistan 16. What are the major Indian religions and percentage of population? Ans: (a) Hindus - 83.5 % (b) Muslims - 10.7 % (c ) Christians - 2.44 % (d) Sikhs - 1.79 % (e) Buddhists - 0.74 % (f) Jains - 0.46 % (g) Others - 0.37 % 17. Write down the wars of India has fought after Independence. Ans: (i) Indo-China war (1962) (ii) Indo-Pak war-I (1965 ) (iii) Indo-Pak war-II (1971) (iv) Kargil War 18. Writ any two historical monuments of India Ans: (a) Taj Mahal (b) Qutab Minar (c) Gol Gumbaj (d) Red Fort 19. Write the name of four rivers which flow through Punjab Ans: (a) Baes (b) Jehlum (c) Ravi (d) Chenab 20. What are the five “K”s that Sikh wears? Ans: (a) Kesh (b) Kanga (c) Kacha (d) Karra (e) Kirpan 21. Write five Union territories of India Ans: (a)Chandigarh (b) Pondicherry (c) Delhi (d) Daman & Diu (e) Lakshadweep (f) Andaman & Nicobar Islands 22. On which date ‘National Integration Day’ is celebrated in India and what is the motto of National Integration? Ans: National integration Day is celebrated on 19th of Nov. Motto – Unity in Diversity 23. Explain the role of NCC cadet in National Integration. Ans: It is the duty of NCC cadets to spread the message of National Integration where ever they go. They must involve them in nation building by contributing in terms of adult education, carrying out social service for the weaker sections of our society and thereby contributing towards national integration 56 Fill in the Blanks 1. National Integrity is the feeling of togetherness and unity among the people of country. 2. The National song of India composed by Bankim Chandra chatterjee 3. In which year the Quit India Movement took place in Indian freedom movement 1942 4. Jamma Masjid is located in New Delhi 5. Vaishnavadevi temple is located at Jammu 6. In which year the first war of Indian Independence happened 1857 7. Chairperson of Lok Sabha is OM Birla 8. Sun temple is located at Konark 9. The festival ‘Bihu’ is celebrated by Assam State 10. Vande Mataram our national song is written by Bakimchandra chaterjee 11. Who was the father of White revolution of India Dr Vergese Kurien 12. National Defence Academy is located at Pune 13. Katha kali is the famous dance form of Kerala 14. The official language of Assam is Assamese 15. The National Flower is Lotus 16. Cabinet Minister of Defence India is Rajnath singh 17. Indian Military academy is located in Deharadun, Uttarakhand 18. Charminar located at Hyderabad 19. The National Language is Hindi 20. The National Bird is Peacock 21. Holy place of Sikhs is Gurudwara 22. The Capital of Telangana State Hyderabad. 23. The Gir forest, which is a sanctuary for Lions, is located in Gujarat State. 24. The Inidan National Army was formed during the Inidan struggle for Independence by Subhash Chandra Bose known as Netaji. 25. The Harappan culture was the first urban culture to flourish in India. 26. First CM of the A.P. is Neelan Sanjeev Reddy 27. The famous Sun temple of Orissa located at Konark 28. Bharata Natyam is the Dance of Tamil Nadu state 29. The Ooty located in Tamil Nadu state 30. The Union Territory located in Tamil Nadu is Pondicherry 31. Nightingale of India is Sarojini Naidu 57 32. The famous pilgrim center at Chittur district is Tirupathi 33. Thousand Pillars Temple is located at Hanumakonda 34. Famous Maharaja Sangeeta Kalasala located at Vizianagaram 35. Pink city is Jaipur 36. The president of India is the supreme commander of Armed Forces 37. Who was the first president of India Dr BabuRajendra Prasad 38. DNCC day is celebrated which day every year 4th Sunday of November every year 39. Who said the slogan Do or Die Mahatma Gandhi 40. Red fort is located at Delhi_ 41. Golden Temple located at Amritsar, Punjab 42. Lord Jagannath Temple located at Puri, Odisha 43. Gate way of India is Mumbai 44. Kazi Ranga Wild life Sanctuary is Assam 45. Taj Maha is located in Agra 46. The Iron man of India Sadar Vallabhbhai Patel 47. National Integration day was celebrated on 19th of Nov. 48. Dal Lake was located at Srinagar 49. Vasco-de-gama first landed in India in the year 1498 at Calicut-Kerala 50. Buddha pournami is an important festival of Buddhism 51. The Epic ‘Ramayana’ is written by Valmiki 52. Taj Mahal was build by Shah Jahan 53. Father of Nation – Mahatma Gandhi was born on 02 Oct 1869 54. The first Prime Minister of India was Pandit Jawahar Lal Nehru 55. Mandir Gurudwara bhi hai yahaan aur Masjid bhi hai yahaan 56. In the middle NCC flag there is a circle made of Seventeen petals 57. The HQ NCC Dte Andhrapradesh is at Secunderabad 58. NCC was established on 15 Jul 1948 59. National animal is Tiger 60. National game is Hockey 61. National emblem is Ashoka chakra 62. Amaranth Temple is located in Jammu and Kashmir 63. Iyyappan Temple is situated in Kerala 64. NIC is headed by Prime Minister 58 65. National inte

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