To achieve its aims, the NCC has established a comprehensive training syllabus for cadets, spanning three years for Senior Division cadets. The NCC wing at Ambalika Institute of Management and Technology (AIMT), Mohanlalganj, began with 54 cadets affiliated with the 64 UP Battalion NCC of the Army on April 1, 2024. It currently has a total enrollment of 80 cadets in the Senior Division and Senior Wing. All NCC activities on campus are conducted under the supervision of Dr. Shweta Mishra, Hon’ble Additional Director, and Dr. Ashutosh Dwivedi, Hon’ble Director of AIMT. Ms. Anjali Rai serves as the Associate NCC Officer (ANO) for the unit under the 64 UP Battalion NCC.

Ambalika Institute of Management and Technology remains committed to academic excellence while fostering diverse activities that support the holistic development and well-being of its students. The NCC is one such initiative that strengthens the physical fitness, mental resilience, and emotional maturity of the student community. Since its inception, the AIMT NCC unit has actively conducted both intramural and extramural programs.

In addition, the NCC supports cadets in obtaining ‘B’ and ‘C’ Certificates through official examinations, thereby enhancing their career prospects and opportunities.

Motto

‘Unity and Discipline’

The NCC’s motto emphasizes two essential values: Unity, which fosters a sense of belonging among cadets from diverse backgrounds and promotes national integration, and Discipline, a core principle of both military and personal development. Discipline nurtures self-control, responsibility, and respect for authority, all vital in both military and civilian life.

Aims

Character Building: Developing strong moral and ethical values among cadets by promoting integrity, honesty, and a sense of duty.

National Integration: Bringing together youth from different regions, cultures, and religions to create a cohesive national identity and mutual respect.

Physical Fitness: Encouraging physical training and healthy living through drills, sports, and adventure activities that build stamina and confidence.

Objectives

Training: Providing cadets with military training in drills, weapon handling, and leadership exercises, preparing them for potential armed services and enhancing organizational ability.

Community Service: Engaging cadets in social service initiatives such as disaster relief, environmental protection, and health awareness drives, fostering civic responsibility.

Leadership Development: Conducting training camps and workshops that nurture teamwork, decision-making, and conflict-resolution skills.

Discipline and Responsibility: Reinforcing the importance of discipline, accountability, and self-motivation, preparing cadets to become responsible and capable citizens.

NCC Activities and Events – 2026

The AIMT NCC unit continued its programme of institutional, community-oriented and awareness activities during 2026. The following activities and events are incorporated from the unit’s event and participation records.

Women Empowerment Seminar

Date/Time: 05 May 2026 | 10:00 AM

Venue: Maj. Puneet Dutt Auditorium, Cantonment, Lucknow

Organized under the aegis of 64 UP Battalion NCC, the seminar focused on women empowerment, leadership, gender equality and social empowerment. Four cadets from AIMT participated in the programme. The event encouraged female Senior Wing cadets to consider career opportunities in the Indian Armed Forces and public administration, while reinforcing the NCC values of Unity and Discipline, physical fitness, self-reliance and mental strength. The programme concluded with the National Anthem and a group photograph.

International Yoga Day Celebration – 2026

Date/Time: 21 June 2026

Venue: Tiranga Flag Pole, Gomti Nagar, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh – 226010

Five AIMT NCC cadets participated in the International Yoga Day programme in prescribed NCC track uniforms. ANO Anjali Ma’am also joined the cadets. The activity promoted physical fitness, mental balance, concentration, flexibility and a healthy lifestyle, while reinforcing the NCC values of unity, responsibility, self-discipline and commitment.

Idea and Innovation 2026 Camp

Date/Time: 2026 participation record

Venue: As recorded in the AIMT NCC participation sheet

The 2026 Idea and Innovation Camp participation record lists two AIMT NCC cadets from the Senior Division: UO Aryan Mishra and CPL Adarsh Kumar Gupta. The available institutional record identifies their NCC training division and participation details.

Poster Making on Nasha Mukti Abhiyan – 2026

Date/Time: 17 August 2026 | 3:00 PM

Venue: Central Hall, AIMT

Seven NCC cadets submitted and presented awareness posters on the Nasha Mukti Abhiyan. The posters communicated messages around saying no to drugs, choosing a healthy life, protecting one’s future and creating a drug-free society. ANO Anjali Ma’am briefed and encouraged the cadets to understand their role in spreading awareness against substance abuse. The activity promoted creativity, confidence and socially responsible communication.

Independence Day Celebration – 2026

Date/Time: 15 August 2026 | 10:00 AM

Venue: Ambalika Institute of Management and Technology, Mohanlalganj, Lucknow

A total of 15 NCC cadets participated in the Independence Day celebration, comprising 8 Senior Wing (SW) cadets and 7 Senior Division (SD) cadets. The programme included ceremonial flag hoisting, addresses by institute dignitaries, the National Anthem, Vande Mataram and patriotic slogans. The participation reflected discipline, unity and commitment to the nation.

Institutional Training

AIMT NCC institutional training records include a certificate documenting 45 hours of Institutional Training undertaken by an NCC cadet at Ambalika Institute of Management and Technology, Mohanlalganj, Lucknow. The certificate records eligibility for permission for extension.

NCC Enrollment Drive 2026

AIMT conducted the NCC Enrollment Drive 2026 on 25 August 2026 for eligible first- and second-year students for the new NCC A-Certificate cadet intake. A total of 33 prospective cadets reported for the selection process.

Physical Assessment Test: Candidates were assessed on basic endurance, stamina, posture, arm alignment and height standards required for NCC cadets.

Written Examination: A structured examination, supervised by Permanent Instructor (PI) staff from the 64 UP Battalion NCC, assessed general knowledge, defence awareness and reasoning.

Document Verification and Interview: Visiting PI staff verified academic records, identity proofs and eligibility documents.

During the drive, candidates were briefed on leadership and discipline training, opportunities associated with NCC ‘C’ Certificate qualification, free horse-riding classes provided by the institution, and academic and allowance benefits recorded in the enrollment report. The report states that the final selection results were to be officially published by the 64 UP Battalion NCC office.