NCC Enrolment for the 2026–2029 Batch at Anurag University
Anurag University proudly announces the successful completion of NCC enrolment selections for the 2026–2029 batch, conducted on September 23, 2026, on its campus. The selection drive witnessed enthusiastic participation from over 400 applicants, reflecting the growing interest among students in discipline, leadership, physical fitness, and national service. Following a rigorous selection process, 31 cadets, comprising 19 boys and 12 girls, were selected based on the available vacancies.
The selection process was conducted under the supervision of JWO Vinay Singh, Adjutant, 2(T) Air Squadron (Tech) NCC, along with Sergeant Chouhan, Sergeant Prakash, Sergeant Suresh, and Corporal M. P. Sharma. The university management was represented by Dr. V. Vijaya Kumar, Dean, School of Engineering; Dr. C. Mallesha, Head of the Department of NCC & NSS; and Flying Officer Saurabh Barpute, Associate NCC Officer.
The selection process included physical fitness assessments such as running, dips, crunches, and sit-ups, followed by personal interviews to evaluate candidates’ suitability, motivation, confidence, and commitment to the National Cadet Corps. The comprehensive assessment ensured the selection of candidates demonstrating the potential to uphold the values and responsibilities of NCC.
This successful enrolment drive highlights Anurag University’s continued commitment to nurturing disciplined, physically fit, and responsible young citizens. The newly selected cadets will embark on a journey of leadership, character-building, and service to the nation, guided by the core NCC motto of “Unity and Discipline.”
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