Discipline. Confidence. Leadership.
The National Cadet Corps (NCC) at Varin International Residential School gives students an opportunity to develop discipline, confidence and leadership while nurturing patriotism, responsibility and service towards the nation.
Shaping Responsible Citizens
NCC at Varin International Residential School focuses on the overall development of students through discipline, teamwork, physical fitness, regular training and service. Cadets learn to face challenges with confidence and develop a strong sense of duty towards society and the nation.
Through drills, activities, camps and community engagement, students build character, responsibility, self-confidence and leadership qualities that support them in school and beyond.
From National Legacy to Varin Campus
NCC History
1917
The journey began with the University Corps.
1942
It later developed into the University Officers Training Corps (UOTC).
15 July 1948
NCC was formally inaugurated under the National Cadet Corps Act of 1948.
1950 & 1952
The Air Wing and Naval Wing were added, expanding NCC into a tri-service organisation.
NCC Unit Inauguration
The NCC unit at Varin International Residential School was inaugurated on 23 June 2025 at the school campus.
The event was held in the presence of distinguished dignitaries including Col. Narender Bhandari, Administration Officer of 4 Kar Battalion NCC; Sri R. Krishnaiah, Chairperson of VIRAT Trust (R); and Smt H. K. Mamatha, Secretary of VIRAT Trust (R), along with respected officers and members of the management.
The unit was brought under the FSFS (Full Self-Financed Scheme). The institution, under the leadership and guidelines of Mr. Shivakumar S. K., Principal, and Mr. Mohan S. M., NCC Officer, played a key role in establishing the unit.
Learning Through Discipline and Practice
NCC training focuses on regular drill, physical fitness, teamwork and leadership. Cadets have also done simulator-based firing practice, a safe and fully supervised introduction to marksmanship.
Drill & Fitness
Regular drills and physical activities build stamina, focus and discipline.
Teamwork
Cadets learn cooperation, responsibility and leadership through group training.
Simulator Firing
Supervised simulator practice builds focus, patience and discipline.
Leadership
Training develops confidence, character and readiness to take responsibility.
Exposure Beyond the Classroom
Students get opportunities to attend NCC camps that build unity, discipline, exposure and practical learning.
ATC
Annual Training Camp
CATC
Combined Annual Training Camp
NIC
National Integration Camp
RDC
Republic Day Camp
NCC Certificates
NCC provides ‘A’, ‘B’ and ‘C’ certificates, useful for higher education and beneficial for students interested in defence careers.
Service Before Self
NCC encourages students to contribute to society. On NCC Day, Varin cadets participated in a cleanliness drive at Honnudike village, promoting awareness about hygiene and community responsibility.
Such activities help cadets understand the importance of service and develop a caring and responsible attitude towards society.
Benefits of Joining NCC
Personality & Discipline
Regular drills, parades and training encourage punctuality, honesty, selflessness, focus and responsibility.
Career Advantages
NCC ‘B’ and ‘C’ certificates can give an advantage in defence, government and paramilitary recruitment.
Adventure & Exposure
Activities may include trekking, mountaineering, parasailing and rifle shooting, building courage and confidence.
National Integration
NIC and Youth Exchange Programmes create opportunities to interact with students from different regions and cultures.
Physical Fitness
Drills, training and adventure activities improve stamina, strength and overall physical fitness.
Future Readiness
Cadets develop teamwork, responsibility, self-confidence and the ability to handle future challenges.
Joining Process & Eligibility
Joining Process
- Varin has its own NCC unit on campus, inaugurated in June 2025.
- Approach the NCC Officer for guidance and the application form.
- Submit the application and complete the selection process.
- The process may include a physical fitness test, medical check-up and interview.
- Selected students are enrolled as cadets and begin NCC training and activities.
Eligibility
Cadets must be Indian citizens enrolled at Varin, within the NCC age group and able to meet the prescribed physical and medical standards. Junior Wing enrolment starts at 13 years; Senior Division continues up to 22 years.
Moments from the Varin NCC Journey
