LT. DR. A.

EDWARD SAMUEL, COMPANY COMMANDER, 1, COY, GAC(A), 8(TN), BN, NCC, KMU

COMMON SUBJECT (350 MARKS) 11. Rank: A line cadet placed side by side T
Part I: DRILL (30/20 MARKS) Practical (60/40M) 12. Turning 90 degree towards right is called bayen mur F
Fill in the blanks 13. Dahine Sal. is given when right foot, coming to the ground F
1. The length of pace in quick time march is 30 inches. 14. Blank file is a file without a centre or rear rank man T
2. In Vishram, position the distance between two heels is 12 15. A blank file is first file on left. F
inches. 16. Distance covered in one step is called pace. T
3. Length of pace slow march 30”. 17. The strength for guard mounting consists of 2+6. T
4. Length of pace Double march 40”. 18. “Piche mur” is done from left. F
5. Length of pace Step short 21”. 19. Fall out is called as “Line Ban” in Roman Hindi. T
6. Length of pace Stepout 33”. 20. In wheeling the inner main adjusts and shortens his pace
7. In “Dahine saj” Squad takes a short sharp pace15” inches for. accordingly. T
8. 15 Inch is the distance taken at Right dress.
9. 75 inch distance between two ranks in Khali line chal. Match the following:
10. Dis.bet. front,centre of each rank in form up in three is 75 inch. Baye Dekh - Eyes Left
11. In Savdhan, the angle between two heel is 30’ degrees. Samne Salute - Salute to the front
12. 6 steps paces in the right or left salute. Line Tour - Salute is not given
13. Rate of steps/ min. in slow march is 70 and quick march is 120. Vishar jan - Dismiss
14. The strength for Guard mounting of consisting of 8 cadets. Hilmath - Steady
15. Strength - Guard of honor for President is 150 rank and file. Kuli Line Chal - Open order march
16. 50 Ranks and file, strength Guard of Honour -CM, Governor &VC. Aram Se - Stand Easy
17. “Parade-par” squad marches forward to front & halt on the 15 Shoulder Arms - Bagal Shast
paces. Present Arms - Salami Shastr
18. Distance between two rows of the Guard of Honour is 2 paces. Order Arms - Baju Shastr
19. The maximum number of side steps is 4. About turn - Piche Mur
20. CM of state will be given Guard of honour by the NCC Cdts. Close order march - Nikat line chal
21. All movement in Drill start from Savdhan position.
22. Command Salute is given as the Left foot touches the ground. Dressing -To take up alignment correctly in a rank
23. Command halt is given the Left foot is coming to the ground. Covering - Placing oneself directly in rear to another
24. Command about turn , when Right foot is coming to ground. Rank - A line cadet placed side by side
25. Dressing by work of command is Dahine Saj. File - Cadets one behind the other at normal marching distance
26. “Dahine Dekh” is called in English as Eyes right. Blank file - A file without a centre or rear rank man, 2nd file from
27. While inspecting the squad is kept Khuli Line formation. the left.
28. A line of cadet placed side by side is called Rank.
29. When getting on parade, the Rifle is carried at Tol shastra . 1. What are the aim / Benefits of Drill?
30. Gen.Salute is given to the rank of major general and above. (a) Drill inculcates sense of discipline and raises morale.
31. Word of command consist of2part Cautionary and Executive. (b) It teaches cadets to obey order as
32. Visharjan/Dismiss is the word of command for closing the (c) It improves self-confidence and spirit of unity.
parade. (d) Improves bearing and swiftness of body movements
33. Training command Headquarters is located in New Delhi . (e) Drill develops smartness in appearance and turnout.
34. There are two parts of a word of command.
35. Inflection is the rise and fall of voice, giving word of 2. Who are entitled for National Salute?
command in drill. (i) National Flag (ii) President of India (iii) Governor of State
36. RS is given to President & Governor with in the own state.
37. Right turn when marching the left foot is put forward. 3. What is inflection?
38. Saluting to Right when marching left foot coming to ground. Infection is the rise and fall of the voice, It is used to avoid
monotony and gain emphasis. Start preparatory command near
State True/False the natural pitch of the voice and the command of execution
1. Present arm is called as salami shastra. T should be in a slightly higher pitch.
2. Shoulder arms is called as Bagal shast. T
3. Squad always forms up in two ranks. F 4. Timing of word of command?
4. Placing oneself directly in rear to another. T A word of command consists of two parts Cautionary and the
5. Saluting to sideways on the march consists of 4steps in quick executive. As a guide and unless otherwise laid down, a
time. T cautionary word of command given on the march, should start
6. ‘AramSe’ relax the limbs body and head without moving the as the left foot comes to the ground. It should be drawn out
feet. T during four paces and should therefore end as the right foot
7. NCC, ceremonial parades are the culmination of the cdts comes to the ground.
training. T
8. “Line Tor” signifies the end of the parade. F
9. ’Squad Tham’ is given when left foot passes the right. F
10. CM entitled for National salute. F

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5. Write essential features of correct word of command 39. Rifle .22 No. II, MK IV BA, length is 44.5 inch .
Loud but not hoarse, crisply clear, pitched relatively high, it 40. Calibre of .22 rifle is 0.22 inches .
should snap out at the expected instant with the effect of a whip 41. Red flag is a Indication that the range is in use.
or a starer’s ‘Go’. 42. Magazine capacity of Rifle .22 Deluxe BA is 5 Rounds .
43. Red colour flag and jacket is worm by sentries at firing range.
6. What are the points to be seen in “Dahine saj”(right dressing)? 44. | x | Target with a white patch in the centre of the bull is used.
In this action the right hand man stand and squad takes a short
sharp pace of 15” forward with left foot, turn head and eyes to State True or False
right. Men in the front line only will extend the right arm first 1. Good Aiming of rifle is important in firing range. T
clenched and then dressing is done by individual by taking 2. Maximum range of Rifle is 5000 yards. F
short quick steps. The turning of the head and eyes should be a 3. Magazine capacity of a Rifle is 10 rounds. T
deliberate movement. 4. Wind does not affect firing. F
5. Normal rate of five is 5 rounds/minute. T
Part II: WEAPON TRAINING (35/30 M) Practical: 25/20M 6. LMG can be fired in standing position also. T
Fill in the blanks 7. While stripping/opening a Rifle, the sling is removed last. F
1. Caliber of INSAS Rifle is 5.56mm and SLR is 7.62mm. 8. Proper holding a Rifle is one of the principle of good firing. T
2. The effective range of.22 Deluxe Rifle is 150 yards. 9. The size of the flannelette for cleaning title is 4” x 3”. F
3. Barrel of Rifle cleaned using chindi and pull through. 10. The effective range of SLR is 200 yards. F
4. lying position is suitable for zeroing the weapon.
5. Caliber of LMG 7.62mm. Match the following
6. The size of flannelette for dry cleaning is 4x2 inches. 1. Oil cleaning - 4” x 1.5” size
7. LMG is opened in five various groups 2. Muzzle velocity - 2770 feet/sec
8. MPI means mean point of impact. 3. Bolt - Safety Catch
9. Caliber of Carbine Machine Gun 9mm. 4. Normal rate - 5 rounds/min
10. No. of rounds Carbine Machine Gun magazine 30 Rounds. 5. Pull through - Cleaning rifle
11. Rifle 7.62 mm IA with bayonet is flat Trajectory weapon. 6. Rear shilling pin - Butt
12. Red flag displayed by butt party indicates No firing to take 7. 4” X 2” - Dry cleaning
place. 8. Foresight - Barrel
13. The central point of area covered by the group of rounds with 9. Bolt - Cocking piece
consistent aim and held at the same aiming mark is called MPI. 10. Automatic - LMG
14. 100 yards is the distance from which a rifle can be zeroed. 11. Magazine - Round
15. The assembling of the rifle is always done in the sequence 12. point of Aim - Target
order. 13. Charger clip - Lips
16. Various firing positions are Lying, Sitting, Kneeling and 14. 4.4Kg - SLR
standing. 15. Scabbard - Bayonet
17. 815m/2700ft /sec is the muzzle velocity of 7.62 mm SLR.
18. Half Cock is caused on pressing the trigger when the bolt lever 1. What are the basis essentials of a good firing?
is not fully down when the safety catch is not fully forward. H = Hood Holding; A = Good Aiming;
19. Oiling of barrel of the 7.62 mm SLR is done using 10X3.75 T = Good Trigger Operation
patch of flannelette.
20. Rifle 0.303 Length 5 Feet 1.5 inches (with Bayonet) 2. What do you understand by HAT?
21. Effective range of SMC 30 yards Holding: Hold the weapon correctly and fire.
22. 0.22 Rifle weight 9 lbs / 3.5 0z Aiming: Take aim using fore sight and back sight correctly.
23. LMG muzzle velocity 2700 ft/Sec (815 meter/sec) Trigger Operation: Operate trigger without disturbing the aim.
24. SMC calibre 9 mm
25. Target used for application firing is called 1’x1’ target. 3. What are the main groups of LMG?
26. While making correct lying position, two triangles are formed. Piston Group; Butt Group; Barrel Group; Body Group; Bipod
They are horizontal & vertical. group
27. Rifle is to be cleaned before and after firing.
28. The rifle has 21 inside the barrel. 4. Expand the following: WT - Weapon Training
29. Rapid rate of fire in a rife is 15 rounds / minute. LMG- Light Machine Gun; CMG - Carbine Machine Gun
30. LMG has 5 important groups. SLR - Self Loading Rifle; SMC - Stun Machine Carbine
31. Trigger guard protects Trigger
32. 0.303” inches is the caliber of No.1 Mk III rife. 5. What are the types of rounds fired by SD NCC?
33. Muzzle velocity of SLR is 2700 feet/sec. Long/Short Range 7.62mm Rifle–Out of 12 rounds
34. The capacity of SLR magazine is 20 rounds. authorized/cadets, 2 rounds will be pooled for zeroing and
35. The length of the chamber strick is 1 foot 3 inches. re-classification of failures.
36. When you trigger two pressures are needed.
37. Sight setting is done by pressing the Thumb Spring .
38. The number of grooves of SLR 7.62 rifle is 6 .

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6. Write any three positions while firing? level with the shoulders of backlight `U` on the center of the
Lying position - From low cover target.
Kneeling position - From covers too high to sit and too low to
stand behind. 19. What are the targets used for firing?
Sitting position - From hillocks and air craft. 1’ X 1’ target – for application firing
Standing position - From high covers like trenches, walls, 1’ X 1’ with white patch – for grouping
high banks. 6 inches target/ miniature fig II – for rapid firing
NRAI Target –
7. What is the rate of fire at normal and rapid fire in a rifle?
5 round/minute & 15 round /minute Part III : MISELLANEOUS (200 MARKS)
THE NCC (5 MARKS)
8. What are the things needed when cleaning the rifle? Fill in the blanks:
Pull through, wire gauge, oil, flannel for cleaning(4x2inch 1. The HQs of DG NCC is located at New Delhi
size), flannel for oil application(4x1.5 inch size). 2. There are total 06 Groups under TN P & AN Directorate.
3. Army NCC was started in India in the year 1948
9. Write down the order in which you assemble the rifle? 4. Air Wing NCC was started in India in the year 1950
Magazine; bolt; Sling; Scabbard; Bayonet 5. The HQs of DDG TN P&AN is situated at Chennai
6. The Name of DG NCC is Lt. Gen. Rajeev Chopra AVSM
10. What are the occasions required for cleaning the rifle? 7. Unity and Discipline is Motto of NCC.
Rifle is to be cleaned before and after firing. 8. First two words of NCC Song Hum Sab Bhartiya Hai .
11. Write down the types of target generally used by NCC cadets? 9. Motto of NCC Unity and Discipline ( Ekta aur Anushasan).
For application firing 1x1 target is used, For grouping, 1x1 10. Your NCC group is located at Trichy.
target with a white patch in the centre of the bull is used, For 11. NCC TN, Puducherry & AN Directorate is located at Chennai
rapid firing, 6 inches figure target is used. 12. There are 17 NCC Directorates in NCC.
13. NCC WOTA is located at Gwalior.
12. How will you identify your Rifle? 14. NCC Men’s Training Academy is located at Kamptee.
The rifle can be identified through following aspects 15. TN, PN & AN: DDG: Commodore Vijesh K. Garg VSM
assembling Butt Number, Regt No., weight, size, butt model, 16. Commander-in-Chief: President Ram Nath Kovind
barrel, length, magazine. 17. Chief of Defence Staff: General Bipin Rawat PVSM, UYSM, AVSM, ADC
18. COAS: Gen. Manoj Mukund Naravane PVSM, AVSM, ADC
13. Write 10 parts of Rifle? 19. VCOAS: Lt. Gen. Satinder Kumar Saini AVSM, YSM
Flash hider, barrel, front sling swivel, fore hand guard, cocking 20. COAS: Air Chief Marshal Rakesh Kumar Singh Bhadauria
PVSM, AVSM, ADC
handle gas block, gas regulator, safety catch magazine catch,
21. VCAS: Air Marshal Harjit Singh Arora, AVSM, ADC
holding opening catch, carrying handle, pistol grip , Butt plate,
22. CNS: Admiral Karambir Singh PVSM, AVSM
butt.
23. VCNS: Vice Admiral G. Ashok Kumar AVSM,
14. Lumber – up? Full form of the following
It is practice to achieve perfect co-ordination between eye, MOD– Ministry of Defense; ANO–Associate NCC Officer
brain and target; to do gentle exercise in order to prepare your GCI–Girl Cadet Instructors; WTLO–Whole Time Lady Officers
muscles for a race.
1. What are DG’s four Cardinal principles of discipline.
15. Sequence of action while firing a Rifle at a moving target? Obey with a smile; Be punctual; Work hard and without fuss;
Aiming position, breathing, firing, follow through, declaration, Make no excuses and tell no lies
re-loading in the shoulder, re-alignment and limber- up.
2. How many groups are there in your directorate & write is down?
16. What are the important parts of SMC? 06 Groups; they are Madras A, Madras B, Coimbatore, Madurai,
Butt, Butt stud, Recoil spring, Recoil spring housing, Recoil Trichy and Puducherry.
spring housing cap, Breech block, Extractor, Firing pin,
Cocking handle, Barrel cover, Barrel nut catch, Magazine nut 3. NCC Motto Unity and Discipline (Ekta aur anushasan)
catch, Barrel, Body. Aims of NCC :(i)To develop qualities of character, courage,
comradeship, discipline, leadership, secular outlook, spirit of
17. How aiming is taken in LMG? adventure and sportsmanship and the ideals of selfless service
Keep the sights upright; Close the disengaged eye; Focus the among the youth to make them useful citizen. (ii)To create a
foresight; Looking through the center of the aperture; place the human resource of organized trained and motivated youth to
tip of the foresight on the aiming mark. provide leadership in all walks of life including the armed
forces and be always available for the service of the nation.
18. What are the aiming rules of a rifle?
Hold the rifle up-right; Close the left eye; Focus the foresight;
The tip of the foresight must be aligned to the center of and in

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NATIONAL INTEGRATION (30 MARKS) 5. Gurudwara is a picnic place. F

Fill in the blanks 6. Hon’ble Karunanithi is the is the Chief Minister of TN. F
1. Golden Temple is located in Amritsar. 7. National Integration promotes unity. T
2. Muslims go to Mecca for prayer. 8. All religions are treated equal in our country. T
3. Amaranth Temple is located in Varanasi. 9. Varanasi is one of the holy cities of Hindus. T
4. Iyyappan Temple is situated in Kerala 10. Lord Buddha was born in Punjab. F
5. Taj Mahal is located in Agra. 11. Language of Kerala is Urudu. F
6. The world war II broke out in Europe in sep 1939. 12. Golden Temple is located in Agra. F
7. National integration means a feeling of togetherness and unity 13. Central Electro Chemical Research Institute is in Karaikudi. T
among the people of a country. 14. Officers Training Academy is in Kamptee near Nagpur. T
8. India is a multi religious country. There are six major religious 15. Agra is famous for Taj Mahal. T
in India. 16. The present Defence Minister is Hon’ble P.Chidambaram. F
9. Holy place of Sikhs Gurudwara 17. Kuran is holy book for Christian. F
10. The Harappan culture was the first urban culture to flourish in 18. Sikhs go to Guru Granth Saheb for prayer. T
India. 19. Banghra is popular dance of Uttarpradesh. F
11. Indian culture is described as an example of Composite 20. National Defence Academy is located in Pune. T
culture. 21. Gate way of India is located in Delhi. F
12. Capital to uttarakhand is dehradun. 22. First war of Independence 1857 is also called the Sepoy
13. Mahavir of Jain belonged to a princely family in vaishali Mutiny. T
14. Indian festival is related to the change of weather and crop 23. Konark Temple is located in the state of Orissa. T
harvesting. 24. National integration means both preservation of diverse culture
15. Bharat Ratna is the highest civilian award in India. and at the same time living and working in harmony with each
16. The eighteenth century marks the beginning of the modern other. T
period of India’s history. 25. National Integration stands for uniformity of religion, dress and
17. British rulers persuaded their policy of divide and rule. food habits. F
18. India was partitioned according to the Indian independence act 26. In 1972 the Simon Commission visited India to study the
1947 political situation in India. F
19. The main religions of India is Hinduism, Islam, Christianity, 27. In a system of corporate living man is independent of each
Jainism, Buddhism, Sikhism, other. F
20. The Indus believe in meditation and yoga 28. Bihu is a famous festival celebrated in Assam. T
21. Christianity founded by Jesus Christ. 29. Hindi Dravidian language F
22. The message of Jesus Christ is given in the Holy Bible. 30. Motto of National Integration Unity in diversity T
23. The wealth Muslims and who can afford make pilgrimage to 31. Saranath lovely places of Buddhists T
hajj once in life time. 32. Seeularism means following only one religion. F
24. Islam has its influence in three continents of Asia, Africa & 33. Intercaste marriage is one way of promoting national
Europe. integration F
25. Buddhism was founded by Gautama Buddha. 34. Nagaland is part of north east states. T
26. The teachings of Sikhism are that god is one. 35. Proper education will improve the life style of the people. T
27. The institution of gurudwara and common kitchen are noble
example of equality in Sikhism. Match the following
28. The customs of India depict very colourful panorama. 1. Tajmahal --- Agra.
29. The most famous Indian festivals are Diwali,holi, dussehra 2. Golden temple --- Amritsar.
and basantpanchami. 3. Brahatheeswara temple --- Thanjavur.
30. The different customs of Hindu marriage as compared to 4. National defence academy --- Pune.
amuslim marriage (or) sikh marriage. 5. Bhabha atomic research centre --- Bombay.
31. Fundamental of unity is language, Castelism education, 6. Vaishnavadevi temple --- Jammu.
communalism, and regionalism. 7. Forest research institute --- dehradun
32. The turks first in vadedindia during the late tenth and early 8. National aeronastical laboratory --- Bangalore.
eleventh century and Punjab came under Turkish rule. 9. Women officer training academy--- Gwalior.
33. The highest gallantry award in war is param vir chakra. 10. Central electro chemical research institute(CECRI)-karaikudi.
34. Badrinath is located in H.P. 11. Bhangra --- Punjab.
35. Name any two states in northern India U.P. & BIHAR. 12. Kuchupudi --- Andhra Pradesh.
36. Bangalore is located in Karnataka state. 13. Bharathanatiyam --- Tamilnadu.
37. Jumma masjid is located in New Delhi. 14. Gharba --- Gujarat
15. Kathakali --- Kerala
State True Or False 16. National bird --- Peacock.
1. Jain Temple is located in Karnataka State. F 17. National emblem --- Ashoka.
2. Language of Assam is Bengali. F 18. National animal --- Tiger
3. Lord Jesus was born in Mecca. F 19. National flower --- Lotus
4. Mizoram is part of our country. T 20. National game --- Hockey

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21. Mosques --- Muslims 12. What are the lovely places of Hindu?
22. Sikhs --- Gurudwara Badrinath, Puri Jaganath, Dwaraka, Benaras, Haridwar,
23. Hindu --- Temple Rameswaram, Ayodhya, Prayag, Tiruppathi, Kanchipuram,
24. Buddhists --- Budhavihar Srirangam.
25. Jain temple --- Jain
13. Nation Integration means what you understand?
1. Write the names of places where following located? We must understand that national integration does not mean
Konark Temple – Odisha Gateway of India – Delhi uniformity of all. It does not stand for uniformity of religion
Rajpath – India Gate Charminar – Hyderabad dress and food habits etc. It means both reservations of diverse
Dal Lake – Srinagar cultures and at the same time living and working in harmony
with each other. No country or society can survive if its people
2. Write the fields of following personalities? Virat Kohli-Cricket do not remain united. The feeling of togetherness and a sense
Vishwanathan Anand-Chess; Abhinav Bindra-Shooting of belonging are absolutely necessary for a nation to survive.
Mahesh Bhupathy-Tennis; Sania Nehwal-Badminton Such a feeling can only be generated though of integration.
Thus national integration is a positive concept which provides
3. Write the names of 10 States of India. strength to the people to fight against all evil forces. It provides
T N; AP; Kerala; Karnataka; Maharashtra; MP; Rajasthan; a congenial condition in which people can make good progress.
Uttar Pradesh; Punjab; Goa.
14. What are the lovely places of jains?
4. Name any five religions In India? Vaishali; Pavapuri; Mount Abu; Sharavana Bela Gual.
Hindu, Muslim, Christian, Sikh and Jain.
15. Write a paragraph on Buddhism?
5. Write any five neighbouring countries in india? Lovely places of Buddhists are Lambini, Saranath & BodhGaya.
China, Pakistan, Srilanka, Nepal, Bangaladesh. Buddhism was founded by Gautam Buddha, who was son of
Indian prince suddhodan. The sorrow and suffering of the word
6. Write the full form of the following: tormented his heart and, he abandoned his house started pursuit
NIC-National Integration Camp for enlightenment.
TSC-Thal Sainik Camp; VSC-Vayu Sainik Camp;
YEP-Youth Exchange Programme; NSC-Nau Sainik Camp 16. Write the Six major religions of India with percentage of
CATC-Combined Annual Training Camp; population?
Hindus–83.5% Muslims–10.7% Christians–2.44% Sikhs–
7. What is the importance of National Integration? 1.79% Buddhists-0.74% Janis–0.46% others 0.37%
Unity gives strength. Peace, Prosperity and happiness.
17. What are the aims of conducting NIC Camp?
8. What is the motto of National Integration? Unity in diversity. National integration camps are conducted on all India basis and
help bridge the cultural gap among various states of India.
9. Define duty and discipline? Where people with different languages, religions, races and
Duty means to obey God’s order delivered by conscience. culture are required to be weaved together. The unity in
Discipline means to obey Man’s order was issued by the rightful diversity of which are period of can only be maintained. If we
authority. have the understanding and respect for each other’s religion,
Duty: Moral/Legal obligation and a binding force of what is right customs and traditions, It is said ‘united we stand and divided
and behavior towards superior colleague and subordination. (or) we fall. If we have to service as a nation and safeguard our
Duty may be defined as a moral or legal obligation binding force sovereignty and national integrity. Peace of harmony
of what is right and good behaviors, towards superiors, colleagues development of the nation .
and subordinates.
Discipline: To maintain proper arrangement in a group of persons. 18. What can you achieve from National Integration?
(or) Discipline is the individual or group attitude which ensures Maintenance of sovereignty and territorial integrity of the
prompt obedience to orders and invocation of appropriate action in nation, Maintenance of peace and harmony, Growth and
the absence of orders. development of the nation, Eradication of poverty and
10.What are the Dravidian languages? illiteracy, Internal security and law and order, Culture and
Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannadam, Tulu. religious development, Economic and industrial growth.
Attract foreign investment and increase import and export,
11. What is the aim of conducting NCC camp? Dignity and self respect as a nation, Welfare and well-being of
(i)To develop character, comradeship, discipline, leadership the people, Foreign relation and better standing among the
secular, spirit of adventure and of the ideals of less service nation of the world.
amongst the youth of the country. (ii) To create human
resources of organized, trained and motivated youth, to provide 19. Why is National Integration necessary for our country?
leadership in all walks of life always available for the service The recent years due to the fast changing ethos and moral
of the nation.(iii)To provide a suitable environment to motivate values in the Society The need for national integration was
you to take up a career in the Armed Forces. probably never felt before as is felt today The turbulent

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atmosphere and the deteriorating law and order situation in the 23. Mention the state/city/town in which the following is located?
country due to various religious, social and political factors Indian military academy - Dehradun, Uttarakhand
have led to the realization of the necessity of national India gate - Rajpath, New Delhi
integration. The Government having appreciated the urgency HQ western command (army) - Haryana
and seriousness of the subject is taking positive steps towards Tajmahal - Agra (New Delhi)
achieving the national integration. NCC One of the prime Chief justice of India - T.S. Thakur.
organizations of the country training the youth, the future of Chief Election Commissioner of India- Dr. Nasimzaidi
this great nation. National integration has been made part and Defence Minister of India - Manohar parrikar
parcel of NCC training. Lot of emphasis is laid on NI by Lord Venkateswara temple - Tirupathi
conducting national level camps and number of other activates, Gate way of India - Mumbai (Maharashtra)
where cadets from all over the country participate. India where Konark temple - odisha
people with different languages, religions, races and culture are Rajpath - India gate
required to be weaved together. The unity in diversity of which Charminar - Hyderabad
we are proud of can only be maintained if we have the Dal lake - Srinagar
understanding and respect for each other’ religion, customs and
traditions, It is said that ‘ united we stand and divided we fall 25. Write the fields of following personalities?
‘If we have to survives as a nation and safeguard our It col Rajya Vardhan Singh Rathore-Veteran Indian shooter
sovereignty and national integrity. MF Hussain - Modern Indian painter.
Mohammad Ali - American Professional boxer
20. Define role of youth in nation building? Jaspal Singh - Indian singer
Youth is backbone, hope of the future, potent tools of national Dharmaraj Pillai - Hockey
integration and reckonable force to shape the destiny of the
nation. PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT& LEADERSHIP:
The youth can play a leading role in bringing together the (65/75Marks)
people of different states and religions with a view to Match the following
integrating them emotional culturally and geographically. 1. Born leader - Nehru
2. Trained leader - Napoleon
21. What are the fundamentals of a national unity? Explain. 3. Assumed leader - Mussolini
LANGUAGE: Narrow minded love towards one’s own 4. Morale leader - state of mind
language and negative feeling to others is a major hindrance to 5. Good citizen - Sense of duty
unity. Languages of different states should be encouraged in
the educational institutions. State True or False
CASTELISM: It is felt in offices and colleges, in politics and 1. Honesty is not required for a leader F
almost in all walks of life. Castelism should be tackled with an 2. Leader should have a sense of duty. T
iron hanot 3. Leaders are born but not trained. F
EDUCATION: The pattern of education should be so oriented 4. NCC is in all colleges. F
that is encourages love. Brotherhood & unity amongst various 5. Hitler is a assumed leader. T
communities. 6. Leader is the one who influence men and material to achieve to
COMMUNALISM: Communalism means discriminatory goal. T
feelings of an individual against another one of the basis of 7. Motivation is the fore that stimulates interest is a person. T
religion or caste. 8. Subordinates exercises control and authority by excelling in
REGIONALISM: India is a vast country where regional certain qualities. F
diversities exist. The feeling of loyalty towards one’s own state 9. A person cannot command respect of others only if he knows
or region first is also a major hindrance in unity. his duties and docs it sincerely. F
10. Man managements is the creation and maintenance of an
22. What are the national interests of a nation? Explain. efficient and contended unit. T
The national interests of nations are Sovereignty, Integrity, 11. A leader should have plenty of money. F
Unity and Security. 12. A leader should not be concerned about the welfare of his
Sovereignty: Foremost interest of the nation is to be team. Be should only concentrate of his leadership. F
autonomous and remain independent. Integrity: The nation 13. A leader should work without worrying about award
should be full, indivisible and have a well-defined territory. rewards. T
Unity: The nation should be a secular union of states with 14. A leader should always be immaculately turned out. T
political power belonging to a central confederate authority, 15. Empathy is a negative factor with regards to leadership. F
with united and undivided goals without factional, sectarian of 16. Self awareness is a very important personality development. F
fanatical prejudices. It should be tolerant towards caste, color, 17. Late skills can be acquired. T
creed, religion and language of each other. Security: The 18. Vocational training means how constructively we spend our
nation must ensure safety, territorial integrity and protection of vacations / holidays. F
the state against external threat or subversion. 19. Development of life skills is an important part of
personality development. T

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20. Medals in the services are awarded only for participation in 4. Mention any five Qualities of a good leader?
wars / battles. F My ideal leader is Netaji Subhash Bose who fought against
21. A sound/positive body image lowers a man’s self esteem. F British misrule, for independence of the country. I like
following qualities of Netaji :- (a) Patriotism (b) courage (c)
Fill in the blanks Enthusiasm (d) Decisiveness (e) Loyalty (f) Truthfulness (g)
1. The customs and tradition in the Indian Army and other Truth worthiness (h) Initiative .
services are Military law.
2. Leader is the one who influences Men and Material to win the 5. What is a Team work?
goal. (i) Team work is the effort put up by a team to achieve the aim.
3. Primary duty of a good citizen is to be loyal to our country. (ii) It is the willing co-operation among members of the team.
4. Morale is the state of mind which influences to group of men (iii) Positive contribution of members is a must for good
to give their best to achieve a common goal. teamwork.
5. Man Management is the creation and maintenance of an (iv) Unity is strength, so teamwork leads to positive results.
efficient and contended Unit.
6. Customs of services are those unwritten laws followed in all 6. Duties of good citizens?
three service. “To obey God’s order as delivered by conscience – Duty”
7. Color are given to Unit/Regiments by the Government for the (i) Primary duty is to be loyal and owe allegiance to the state.
heroic act done by them. (ii) Patriotism, preservation of independence of the country. A
8. “Teamwork” groups are classified into friendship groups and good citizen is a patriot. He lives and dies for the sake of his
Task group. country. (iii) Service before self A good citizen is selfless. He
9. Barack Obama is the president of US. keeps service before self. Service First is the moto of his life.
10. Drill & camp are various activities which helps NCC cadets in (iv) Sense of duty He does his duties honestly. He obeys the
developing the overall personality. rules and regulations of the country. (v) Care and protection of
11. Communication is transmission of information. the government property. (vi) High character
12. A standard of behaviors means Value .
13. NCC cadets will not salute when the National anthem is played 7. How to measure to Improve Character?
in ceremonial parade. Coverage; Decisiveness; Initiatives; Enthusiasm; Loyalty;
14. Communication is an exchange of facts, ideas, and opinions, Justice; Morality; Sense of duty; Patriotism.
emotional by two or more persons.
15. Customs and tradition develop and in ones service. 8. Who is a leader? What is the type of leader?
16. An alien owes no allegiance to the state and has no A leader is one who influences men and material to win the
rights out enjoys only rights. goal. Born Leaders - Eg: Nehru, Alexander; Trained Leaders-
17. The highest decoration for velour is and Eg:Nepoleon, Shivaji. Assumed Leaders Eg:Hitler, Mussolini.
highest peace time gallantry Award is
18. In a leadership, the entire decision 9. What are the success activities in leadership?
making authority is entrusted to A leader is one who influences men and material to win the goal.
19. Taking without being told is known as .
20. There are two types of courage moral and physical. 10. What are the Role in NCC to develop their personality?
21. Your honor, welfare and come Ncc Helps in developing the overall personality of cadets
always and every time. through various activities are
22. OLQ stands for Officer Like Qualities. (i) Drill Active participation in drill of the important qualities
23. There are three types of leadership. Namely democratic, which help an individual the posture of cadets in a keeps correct
autocratic and laissez faire. position. They will walk more confidently than others. A good
physique is an integral part of personality development.
1. Define motivation? (ii) Interaction of cadets in camps Being an NCC cadet one
(a) Motivation is the force that stimulates interest in a person, to can get many good opportunities to interact with cadets from
perform. (b) It consists of the mental makeup and will to do. different parts of the courtly. These camps groom their personality.
(c) Motivation energizes forces and canalizes the behavior of the Here cadets from different states exchange information of each
group. others’ culture and tradition. Thus they learn about the diverse
culture of the nation. They become friends resulting in the
2. What are you understand by valves and ethics? development of comradeship and personality.
(i) Values are good principles or standards of behavior adopted (iii) The various competitions held in camps, like preparation
by citizen. (ii) Ethics are a particular set of moral principles/ of flag area, drill and performing cultural programmers, develop
rules of conduct in a society. sportsmanship and team spirit among the cadets.
(iv) Sports adventure activities this is very useful lessons in
3. What is Personality? comradeship, healthy competition, courage to face challenges art
(i) Personality is the overall presented by an individual. (ii) It is of leadership, team work, grit and determination, all of which will
the particular qualities or characteristics of an individual. (iii) stand them in good stead in their later life.
Personality is the socially desirable qualities that make an
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11. What are the qualities of a good leader? 17. How can citizenship of a country be acquired?
Bearing - Physical appearance dress and smartness; By Birth; By descent: Children born of India citizen living in
Alertness - To be alive to the situation foreign countries automatically acquire India citizen ship; By
Courage - Physical and moral courage; Registration; By Nationalization a person who applies for
Enthusiasm - Liking one’s job, new ideas/techniques. citizenship by fulfilling certain condition like residence
Justice - Impartial and judgment without delay; appointment in service of the state, purchase of land or
Initiative - Action without being told and assume orders. marriage.
Loyalty - Loyalty to seniors as well as subordinates.
18. What are the factors, which affect the morale?
12. What do you understand by leadership traits? Write any 10 State of mind, Spiritual aspect, Intellectual aspect & Material
essential leadership traits? aspect.
This is demonstrated in daily activities, help the commander to
earn the respect, confidence, willing obedience and loyal 19. Write a brief note on your favorite leader?
cooperation of his subordinates. Alertness, Bearing, courage, Mohandas karamchand Gandhi, in later life Mahatma Gandhi
Decisiveness, Dependability, Endurance, Enthusiasm, as also Gandhi, was born on 02 October 1869, at porbandar.
Initiative. Integrity. Judgment. Justice, Knowledge, Loyalty, He born in a middle class family. His grandfather had risen to
Sense of Humor Tact, and Unselfishness. be the Dewan and was succeeded by his son karamchand, the
father on Mohandas Putlibai, Mohandas’s mother, was a saintly
13. Which are the important qualities to develop the personality? character, gentle and devout, and left a deep impression on her
Judgment: Oneself in the others shoes and understand the son’s mind.
situation from their point of view, setting aside your personal
interests and your opinion would help in taking appropriate DISASTER MANAGEMENT: (15/20 MARKS)
action that would be beneficial to all Fill in the blanks
Mirroring: Understanding the body language of ideal people 1. Civil defence is the defence of the citizen by the citizen.
and making it a part of your attitude, observing how they act 2. Smothering means restricting chocking the supply of oxygen.
how they speak and think. 3. In a district, the ultimate authority on civil defence is the
Be cheerful and nice: make sincere efforts to raise others disaster management.
spirits, A good relationship bring good cheer which contributes 4. The aim of war is to force the ‘national will’ on the .
to a good personality 5. In civil defence, head quarters of services render first Aid.
Be sincere and Trust worthy: Make others feel that whenever 6. There are two types of disasters namely, natural & manmade
they need your help you will always be there to lend a hand. 7. There are four modes of spreading of fire, namely conduction,
Provide compelling Ideas: Explain how your ideas and convention and direct burning.
suggestion could be the most effective techniques to
implement, Just make sure that all your claims are true and Match the following:
verifiable 1. Department of atomic energy - Nuclear disaster.
Conviction: People are self centered and they always put their 2. Ministry of railways - Railway accident
own ideas and well being before others If it does not satisfy 3. Ministry of environment&forest - Natural management
you, the efforts will not produce satisfactory results. Therefore 4. Ministry of civil ariation - Air accident
your own conviction in convincing others is important. 5. Ministry of home affairs - Chemical disaster
Positive attitude: positive attitude leads to the confidence of 6. Depart. of agriculture & Co-op - Drought management
the individuals 7. Ministry of health - Biological disaster
Leadership skills: The activities of an individual or a group
towards the achievement of a goal in a given situation 1. What is Disaster?
leadership arouses the qualities of philosophy, skill and (i) An adverse happening causing great damage to people or
attitudes. property. (ii) Disaster can be natural or manmade.
Communication skills: An effective communication skill is an (iii) Manmade disasters can be avoided but there is no control
asset to achieve success. on natural ones.

14. Write the four words spoken of mahakavya on leadership? 2. List out the National calamities that can occur?
To Be & To Do Earth Quake; Tsunami; Rainfall; Floods; Drought; Cyclone

15. Write down the rank structure of SD cadets in NCC? 3. What are the essential services during natural disaster?
Cadets, L/Cpls, Cpls, Sgts, CQMs, U/Os, SU/Os Drinking water supply, Power supply, Tele communication,
Public Transportation, Medical facilities and Civil supply.
16. What are the elements of good tacking?
Voice Quality Good voice quality means vocal expressions 4. How a cadet can help civil authority during natural calamities?
that vary in pitch, change in delivery speed and alternate in A cadet can help civil authority for the maintenance of services
volume. Concentrate on words and their pronunciation. Note like Public Transportation, Electricity Supply, and Water
the range of your voice in speaking and vary the volume from Supply & Postal Services
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5. List any five services employed in civil defense? 6. Two different types of cancer are Oral cancer & Breast
Head Quarters Services; Rescue Services cancer.
Warden’s Services; Welfare Services 7. AIDS stand for Acquired immune deficiency syndrome.
Fire fighting Services; Depot and Transport Service 8. Deforestation means Cutting/ Felling of trees.
Casualty Services; Corpse Disposal Service 9. Minimum age of NCC cadets to donate Blood is 18 years and
Communication Services; Salvage Service minimum weight is 45kg.
Training Services; Supply Service
State true or false
6. What are the types of Air Raid Warning Messages? 1. Working voluntarily in an old age home is not a social service. F
Preliminary Caution : Air Raid Message Yellow (Before air raid) 2. Blood donation causes weakness. F
Action Warning : Air Raid Message Red (During air raid) 3. Traffic control by NCC cadets should be in peak traffic hours. F
Raider Passed : Air Raid Massage Green (After air raid)
Cancel Caution : Air Raid Message White (No air raid) 1. What do you mean by Social Service Activity?
(a) Voluntary services done by individual or group of people.
7. What is Man Management? (b) Action taken by any individual or group for benefit of the
Man Management is defined as the creation and maintenance society. (c) These are selfless service rendered for betterment
of efficient and contended unit. of society. (d) By serving the society, the aim of ideals of
selfless service is achieved.
8. What are the factors affecting Man-Management?
Spread of literacy; materialistically desire; Welfare state 2. Write about contribution of Youth towards prevention of AIDS?
concept; Inflation (a) Adopt AIDS awareness as a social service activity.
(b)Spread awareness about AIDS to the most likely patients’
9. What are the types of Civil Defense? talents. (c) Trained cadets visits villages and give mass education.
Protective measures : Dispersion of population camouflage. (d) Cadets organize street plays on ill effects of AIDS to educate
Control measures : Salvage, feeding, sheltering. public. (e) Educate the mass how AIDS spread and precautions to
Restorative measures: Disposal of dead, control of Infection. prevent it. (f) Sympathetic attitude to those who are already HIV
positive.
10. Explain the role of NCC in maintaining essential services
during disaster. 3. How a cadet can help to solve social problems?
Traffic control, Distribution of relief materials, Security to (i) Donating Blood (ii) Planting trees (iii) To clean slums
military and civil equipments, Evacuation of injured to nearest (iv) Polio camp (v) Eye donation
hospital and look after patients in the hospitals.
4. How will you organize a Social Service rally in your College?
11. What are the methods of which fire can be extinguished? List out stores required and action to be taken
i. Starvation : Removal of fuel material;
ii Cooling : By water. 5. What are the schemes undertaken by the govt. to eradicate
iii Smothering: Restriction of oxygen supply. social problem?
1. Adult Education Programme 2. Rozger Programme
12. What is the role of NCC cadets in disaster management? 3. Immunisation Programme 4. Blood Donation Programme
Traffic control, Case vac, Cordoning, Cash management, 5. Tree Plantation Programme
Regulation of emergency vehicles, right to way etc, Rescue
services, Maintenance of records. 6. A deadly Tsunami waves had hit your neighboring village, as a
NCC Cadet how will you help them?
13. Write example for natural and manmade disasters?
Manmade – Accidents, Industrial accidents, Terrorist attack, 7. Write a short note on the Social Service activity you have
food poisoning, Electrocution, Nuclear explosion, Bhopal Gas participated in your college?
leak, Atom bomb. Natural – Flood, Storm, Cyclone,
Landslides, Tsunami, Earthquake, volcanic eruption. 8. List out any 5 major problems faced by our country?
(a) Literacy (b) Environment (c) Health, Hygiene and
SOCIAL AWARNESS & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT: sanitation (d) Family welfare (e) Drug addictions (f) Dowry
(30/35 MARKS) systems (g) Family planning (h) Eradication of polio, Malaria,
Fill in the blanks Leprosy and AIDS.
1. Family planning methods are Vasectomy and Tubectomy.
2. Consumption of alcohol and tobacco leads to cancer. 9. Write social service activities carried out in an NCC?
3. Blood Donation has no risk of getting HIV infection because Tree plantation, Adult education, Blood donation, Area
the needle and other equipment used for collecting your blood cleaning, Road formation, Eye donation.
are safe.
4. Ozone depletion leads to Global warming. 10. What are the points of mother to child transmission HIV?
5. Rain water harvesting leads to Rise in ground water level. During pregnancy, when HIV crosses the placenta
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11. What is the aim of Social Service? • Not more than two children.
To teach the cadets about the values and skills in extending
welfare service among the weaker section of the country HEALTH & HYGIENE: (25/35 MARKS)
Fill in the blanks
12. What are the problems of a weaker section? 1. Cholera and TB are the types of Communicable diseases.
Ill health, Lack of Sanitation, Lack of drinking water, Illiteracy 2. Skin infection and syphilis are the types of Contact diseases.
and Ignorance of their rights and duties. 3. Malaria and Plague are the types of Insect born diseases.
4. Cholera and Jaundice are the types of Water born diseases.
13.Given the names of some social service organizations 5. Rabies and Anthorox are the types of Animal born diseases.
Lion Club, Rotary Club, Red Cross Society 6. Cleanliness of Hair,body & clothes is called personal hygiene.
7. AIDS is caused by HIV.
14. What are the examples of Social Services? 8. Sedimentation, filtration, sterilization, ways for Water purification
Education, Family welfare, medical care, family planning and 9. Crepe bandage is made of elastic material.
nutrition. Provision of water and cooking fuel, roads, electricity 10. Triangular bandage is known as universal bandage.
and sanitation. Old age support systems, Employment, Social 11. The periodical rest of both body and mind is called deep trench
assistance, social security and care & protection, Housing and latrines are dug for temporary camps of less than week duration.
rehabilitation, recreation, sports and social activities. 12. Rabies can be prevented through dog bite.
13. Malaria is spread by anoplyles mosquitoes.
15. What are the problems of weaker section of the community? 14. Waste material in the form of urine is removed by kidney.
The general problems are widespread poverty, unemployment, 15. The main organs systems of the human body are, skeletal system,
backwardness, untouchability and lower status in society. They muscular system, blood circulatory organs respiratory organs
digestive organs, excretory organs, and nervous system organs.
suffer discrimination in all walks of life vis-à-vis the privileged
section of the society. Schedule tribes are basically nomads and
Match the following
don’t have any land to settle down or cultivate. OBC comprises
a) Mosquito - Malaria, Dengue, Filariasis
persons belonging to backward classed of country and due to
b) Lice - Typhus, Relapsing fever
backwardness, remoteness or lack of infrastructure and
c) Rats - Plague
development, opportunities are grossly insufficient.
d) Flies - Diarrhea, Dysentery, Typhoid, Cholera
e) Dogs - Rabies
16. Causes of AIDS & preventive measures of AIDS - Explain
ABBREVATIONS
(a) Sexual transmission (b) Blood transmission (c) sharing
AIDS – Acquired Immuno Deficiency Syndrome
needles and syringes for intravenous drug use (d) Mother to
HIV – Human Immuno Deficiency Virus
child transmission during pregnancy, delivery or breastfeeding
ELISA – Enzyme Linked Immune Sorbent Assay
prevented.
STD – Sexually Transmitted Diseases
(a) Being in a mutually faithful sexual. (b) Checking all the
BP – Blood Pressure
blood and blood products for HIV infection before transfusion
(c) Avoiding drug abuse, especially sharing needles and
State True or False
syringes for injection drugs. (d) Reducing the risk of mother to
1. Fracture of ribs takes place by violent coughing. T
child transmission, only by through NACO and PPTCT.
2. Hygiene has nothing to do with social & religion system but
attached to scientific requirements. T
17. Define social service?
3. AIDS is caused by Virus. T
• The term social service is defined. The provisions made by 4. Vasectomy & Tubectomy are family planning control
governmental or voluntary and provision, for the care and measures. T
protection of recognized special groups. 5. Cholera, Dysentery, Diarrhea & Jaundice are water borne
• Social service characters formalized way of helping people, to diseases. T
help themselves. 6. TB is caused by Virus. F
• It is based on the reorganization of variations in individual 7. Rabies disease is due to elephant. F
capability and variation in the social structure. 8. Sedimentation is one of the methods for cleaning drinking
• The objective is to help the individual to utilize his capability water. T
for his own welfare and for that community. 9. Removal system latrine is one of the types. T
10. Common cold is due to water borne disease. F
18. What are the five main social activities that are being carried 11. Femur is the largest bone in human body T
out by NCC cadets? 12. Sterilization of water is done by adding Alum T
Blood donation, cancer awareness programme, pulse polio, 13. Malaria is caused by fleas. F
tree plantation, anti dowry, awareness against female feticide, 14. Heart has got 6 chambers. F
cleanliness, anti plastic, anti dowry adult education. 15. In case of snake bit, wash with soap & water. T

19. What is family planning? What are the common measures of 1. What are important thinks gift in First Aid Box
family planning? Aspirin; Tincture; Burnol; Dettol; Scissors; Bandages;
• Planning a family means to keep the size of the family as per cotton wool; Plaster
ones means and to keep adequate gap in between children.
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2. What is Personal Hygiene? 14. What is the first aid for burns and scales?
Personal hygiene means all aspects of health of an individual. Do not remove burnt clothing; Do not break bilters cover the
Every person must remain in perfect physical, mental &social health. affected area with a clean cloth, Treat for shock, Remove the
Only then the individual can serve the community and the country. patient to the hospital.
15. What are the vulnerable parts of body?
3. List any five causes of cancer? In front: Eyes, ears, temples nose, mouth, chin, front and sides
Prolonged use of tobacco products; Poor hygienic condition of throat, solar plexus, abdomen, fork (testicles), knees, chin
Heavy and prolonged smoking; Excessive use of alcohol; and insteps Behind: Base of skull, spine (specially cervical
and lumber regions), kidneys, coccyx or testicles.
4. What is the first aid for fracture?
Reassure the patient; Apply splints to immobilize the fracture. 16. Define hygiene?
Relieve him from discomfort or pain; Keep the patient warm. Hygiene is the science which seeks to preserve and improve the
Do not meddle with the fracture and call for doctor. health of the individual and of community as a whole.

5. What is First Aid? What is the First Aid for cuts? 17. How do you ensure personal hygiene?
It is the immediate help given to the injured person before It is under: 7-8 hours sleep; Regular bathing; Eating and
arrival of doctor. drinking care and cleanliness of skin; hand, hair and teeth.

6. What is AIDS? How to avoid infection?

AIDS: Acquired Immuno-Deficiency Syndrome is condition ADVENTURE TRAINING: (15/20 MARKS)
wherein various diseases affect the body because of the body’s State True or False
weak natural defence mechanism or the immunity. AIDS is an 1. Cycle expedition is one of the social service activities in NCC. T
acquired condition in which a person may have various 2. Para Sailing is one of the adventure activities for SD cadets. T
diseases that cause similar symptoms, all of which are due to
the body’s diminished ability to fight diseases. Answer the following
HIV/AIDS Infection: HIV is present in all body fluids of an 1. What are the aims (benefits) of adventure training in NCC?
infected person, especially in blood, semen and vaginal fluids. (i) Make cadets physically and mentally fit to undertake risks.
HIV infection normally spreads when there is contact with (ii) Develop stamina, endurance, self-confidence & team spirit.
these body fluids through: Sexual transmission, Blood (iii) Provide an opportunity to visit interesting locations.
transfusion, Sharing needles and syringes and Mother-to-child (iv) Develop event- organizing capability among cadets.
transmission. (v) Further improve qualities of unity and discipline.

7. What are the preventive measures for Malaria? 2. Give four types of adventure training by NCC Cadets?
DDT spray every three months; Spraying kerosene oil in Rock climbing; Mountaineering; Parachute jumping; Parachute
stagnant; drainage water, Use of mosquito nets; Wearing fully sailing; Trekking; Cycle/ Motor cycle expeditions.
covered, dress screening of doors and windows.
3. What are the things (to be born in mind) should be kept in
8. What are the types of Latrines? mind before planning any adventure activities in NCC?
The water carriage system latrine; Aqua priory latrines; The Plan should be realistic and not over ambitious, Physical
removal system latrine; Deep trench latrines; Shallow trench standard of the cadets, Finance, Selection of cadets, No. of
latrines. Cadets, selection of route and halts, Logistic plan, collection of
information, Liason of civil/military authorities and medical
9. What are the kinds of communicable diseases? cover.
Excremental diseases; Droplet diseases; Contact diseases;
Insect borne diseases; Animal borne diseases; Water borne 4. What do you understand by adventure activities?
diseases.
5. What are the various land based adventure activities?
10. What are the different types of Urinals? Mountaineering, Mountaineering expeditions, All India Treks,
Trough urinals and Funnel urinals. Cycle and Motor Cycle Expedition.

11. Write down the structure of the human body? 6. Name any one water based and one air based adventure activity?
Human body consists; Skelton; Muscles; Blood Circulatory; Water Based: Sailing expedition, Scuba diving, Boat pulling,
Nervous system wind surfing, kayaking.
Air Based: Sky diving, slithering and parajumping.
12. Write three type of artificial respiration?
Holger – Nielson Method; Schecfer’s method; 7. What qualities are required in a NCC cadet for undertaking
Mouth to mouth breathing Adventure activity?

13. What is the disease caused by water?

Cholera, dysentery, diarrhea, jaundice etc.

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ENVIRONMENT AWARENESS & CONSERVATION (10/20 9. What are the aims of study of ecology?
Mark) • While ecology deals with the study of structure and functions
Fill in the blanks of nature, ecology must be at the core of any environmental
1. Ecology is the study of science which deals with the study of science programme. Ecology provides the most scientific
the eco-system. approach and methodology to understand and evaluate the
2. Ozone protects the biosphere from ultra violet radiation & present day environmental crisis and to find ways and means
powerful sunrays. to resolve the crisis so as to ensure a better tomorrow for the
3. The purpose of wild life (protection) Act 1972 is to protect human race.
plants & animal species. • To know the values of environmental conservation and
4. Pollution means contamination of environment. protection.
5. Ideally to maintain a proper ecological balance at least a both
plants & animals of the total land area must be under forest. 10. What are the agents of air pollution?
6. The word ecology was coined from the Greek word ‘Oikos’ Factory, Chimney Gases, Automobile Smokes.
which mean home.
7. Average weather condition prevailing in a locality is called 11. List out the agents of Land pollution?
temperature. Plastic material, Factory waste and Chemicals.
8. Species content of plants in an area is known as garden.
9. Destruction of forest areas is known as Deforestation. 12. What are all actions should be taken for environmental
10. The communication of environment is called ecological protection?
system.
13. Explain water pollution?
Match the following • Waste from our homes, hospitals and factories are usually
1. World Water day - March 22 discharged into the water – bodies.
2. World environment day - June 05 • Such water contains excreta, disease – causing micro –
3. World Forest day - March 21 organisms and harmful chemicals.
• It makes water unfit for drinking and may even kill aquatic
1. What do you mean by environment? plants and animals.
(a) Environment means the surroundings in which the life • Harmful substances seeping through earth rainwater
exists. (b) It consists of atmosphere, soil, water, air, and all contaminate ground water.
living non- living things. (c) Nature tries to balance the • Many aquatic organisms die as a result of oil spills from
resources in the environment. (d) However wrong ways of tankers.
using resources lead to pollution and deficiency.
14. State any 10 major rivers in india?
2. What is pollution, types of pollution? Ganges, Brahmaputra river, Godavari river, Kaveri, Indus
Contamination / degradation of environment is called pollution. river, Narmada river, Mahanadi, Yamuna, Tapti river, Krishna
Types of pollution are Land, Air, Water and Noise pollutions. river, Ravi river, Koshi river, Gomti river, Padma river,
Indrarathi river.
3. Write a brief note on Global warming?
15. Name the factors which lead to de-forestation.
4. What is the importance of forests?

5. What do you mean by ecological balance?

OBSTACLE TRAINING: (5 MARKS)
It is the balance between the various organisms of the 1. What are the types of obstacles?
environment that enable preservation of the environment Straight Balance, Clear Jump, Gate Vault, Zig-Zag Balance,
resulting in survival of all living things. i.e., both plants and High Wall, Double Stride Jump, Right Hand Vault, Left Hand
animals including human beings. Vault, Ramp & Straight Balance.
6. List out the causes of environment degradation? 2.What are the aims of imparting obstacle training to NCC Cadets?
(i) Deforestation (ii) Destruction of wild life (i) Obstacle training is imparted to NCC Cadets it instill self
(iii) Depletion of ozone layer (iv) Pollution confidence, generate team spirit, courage and physical fitness
(v) Over population (vi) Industrialization (ii) By successfully doing the obstacle course cdts develop self
(vii) Construction of large dams (viii)Urbanization confidence. (iii) Obstacle course instills team spirit in cdts, as
this is a team event also.
7. What are the hazards of environment?
Deforestation, hunting of wild lives, Pollution of air, water &land 3. What are the points to be born in mind by the cadets before and
during obstacle training?
8. What are the components of ecology? Safety, Physical fitness, fitness &safety equipments and first aid.
Forests, Wild lives, Atrnosphere, Ground water, River, Lake
and Pond.

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SPECIAL SYLLABUS: (150 Marks) 9. What are the various services in the army?
ARMED FORCES (20/10 MARKS) Army service corps, Electrical and Mechanical Engineering
Fill in the blanks Corps, Army Medical Corps and Remount and Veterinary
1. Defence Minister is responsible to parliament for all matters. Corps, Army Postal Corps and Corps of Military Police.
2. Army consists of fighting arms and supporting arms.
3. The Head Quarters of Armed Force is located at New Delhi. 10. How many commands are there in Navy?
4. Army Day is celebrated every year on 15th January. Western Naval command: H.Q. Mumbai; Eastern Naval
5. Lt. Gen. Bipin Rawat is the Chief of Army staff. command: H.Q. Vishakhapatnan; Southern Naval command:
6. The girls division in NCC was raised in the year 1949. H.Q. Cochin.
7. Indian Military academy is located at Dehra dun.
8. Indian Armed Forces Honors and awards can be divided into 11. How many commands are there in Air Force?
Gallantry and Not Gallantry. Western Air command: New Delhi; Central Air command:
9. The President is the supreme Commander of the armed forces. Allahabad; Eastern Air command: Shillong; Maintenance
10. Three services of Indian armed forces Army,Navy&AirForce. command: Nagpur; Training command: Bangalore;
11. Indo Pak war was in 1965 year. Southernwest Air command: Gandhi nagar; Southern Air
12. Army Medical Corps provides Medical cover in the Army. command: Thiruvanandhapuram.
13. Highest Non-Gallantry award is Bharat Ratna.
14. The highest military honour awarded in the face of the enemy Expand the following
is PVC. ANO - Associate NCC Officer
15. Major is a rank in the Army, its equivalent rank in the AF is VSM - Vishishit Seva Medal
Sqn Ldr and in IN is Lt. Cdr. OTA - Officer Training Academy
16. Armour, Infantry, Mechanized Infantry is the fighting unit NDA - National Defence Academy
of the army. AC - Ashoka Chakara
17. Air Force Headquarters is located in New Delhi. PVSM - Parama Visisht Seva Medal
18. Raksha Manthri’s Padak is awarded to NCC Cadets. PVC - Param Vir Chakra
VC - Vir Chakra
Write the equivalent ranks for: AVSM - Ati Visisht Seva Medal
Army Navy Air Force MVC - Maha Vir Chakra
Colonel Captain IN Group Captain
General Admiral Air Chief Marshall MAP READING: (25/30 MARKS) Practical (15/15Marks)
Lt. Colonel Commander Wing commander Fill in the blanks
1. Two type of slopes Regular slope & Irregular slope.
Match the following: 2. The rise between successive contour lines is known as the
Northern Command - Udhampur vertical interval.
Southern Command - Pune 3. Three types of North (bearing) are True North, Magnetic
Eastern Command - Kolkata North & Grid North.
Western Command - Chandi mandir 4. North, South, East & West are known as the Cardinal Points.
Central Command - Lucknow 5. Magnetic bearing measured from magnetic North by the
Training Command - Shimla compass on the ground.
North Western Command - Jaipur 6. Easting are west to East(Vertical) line and Northing are south
to north (Horizontal) lines.
1. What are fighting Arms? 7. The four cardinal points are North, South, East & West.
Fighting Arms physically fight in operations with the enemy. 8. Pole Star indicates North direction.
They are Armour, Infantry. Mechanized Infantry. 9. Northings are horizontal lines and Eastings are vertical lines.
10. The degree associated with North 0 or 360, East 90, West 270
2. What are supporting Arms? & South 180.
Supporting Arms provide support to fighting arms in 11. The distance between any 2 successive contours is 50 feet.
operations. They are Artillery, Corps of Engineers, Corps of 12. Relief is the rise and fall of the ground.
Signals, Corps of Air Defence and Army Aviation corps. 13. The needle of a compass always points towards Magnetic line,
north.
3. Defence Minister : Manohar Parikar 14. A line draw on a map, which joins places of equal height above
4. Your DDG : Cmde Aiyappa mean sea level, is called Contour line.
5. Chief of the Navy : Admiral DK Joshi 15. Magnetic Variation the difference in angle between true north
6. Chief of the Army: Gen Dalbir Singh Suhag, AVSM,PVSM,VSM,UYSM and magnetic north.
7. Chief of the Air Force : Air Marshal Arup Raha 16. Service Protractor is a rectangular shaped instrument (6”x 2”)
made of ivory (or) cardboard which is used to measure
8. Write four modes of entry into the Armed Forces as an officer. bearings on the map.
NDA, IMA, OTA, NCC Spl Entry, Women Entry. 17. Conventional Signs is the symbolic representation of artificial
and natural features/objects on the Map.
18. A small isolated hill is called Knoll.

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19. 180 deg. is the difference in angle between forward and back 3. What are the methods of expressing a scale?
bearing. By statement in words, Representative fraction & Graphic lines.
20. The purple lines which divide the map into number of squares
are called grid lines. 4. What are the kinds of bearing?
21. The imaginary lines joining places of equal vertical heights are True North, Magnetic North, Grid North.
called contours.
22. The vertical purple lines marked on a grid map are called 5. Write short notes on Prismatic compass
Eastings, their numbers increase in East as direction. The The compass is used extensively by ships, air crafts and
horizontal purple lines marked on a grid map are called various branches of Armies. It needle always point towards
Northings, their numbers increase in Northern direction. The north. The prismatic compass are of two types ie., Dry and
Grid North in a map is shown by Black color lines. liquid. In the Army liquid prismatic compass type III are used.
23. In a map with a scale of 1: 50,000, 01c, on the map will
represent _____ distance on ground. 6. What are the values of BB? If FB=60deg; FB=0deg; FB=180
24. Word RH on the map means Rest house. deg;FB=280deg
25. With a prismatic compass you can measure degrees from 0 to [Difference between forward bearing and back bearing is 180
360 degrees. degree. If forward bearing is 180 or less than 180 degree, then
26. Bearing of an object is 15 degrees. The back bearing from the add 180 deg. , if it is more than 180 deg. Then by deducing 180
object to the observer is 195 degree. deg the back bearing is worked out.]
BB of 60 = 60+180 = 240; BB of 0 = 0+180 = 180; BB of
Match the following 180+180 = 360; BB of 280 = 280-180 = 100.
(a) Recorder : Luminous strip B
(b) Guide : 1/50000 E 7. Give the conventional signs for the following: (Page No.: 164)
(c) GPS : True North D Temple - Cause way - Fort- Rest house -
(d)Direction of North Pole : Satellite and receivers system C Village - Road - Oil well- MMG-
(e) RF : Measures the distance A Post office - Church - Section- Hut-
Idgah- Light House- Telephone line -
State True or False River Beds dry - Road metalled with mile stone-
a. The most common scale of military maps is ¼ inch to 1 mile. F Pagoda- Foot path - Level crossing -
b. A long deep valley closed at one end separating two spurs is Embankments- Mosque-
called Ravine. T
c. The magnetic variation is constant. F 8. Write the parts name of compass?
d. Bearing Measured on the map with the help of service Notch, Glass Protector, Sighting slot, Eye hole, Direction
protractor is called True Bearing. F Mark, Prism, Prism case, Milled Vane, Lubber Line, Setting
e. The prismatic compass is an accurate and reliable instrument of Vane, Arrow Head, Dial, Rotary glass, Compass case, Ring
great value even during “magnetic storm”. T Notch, Tongue, Lid, Hairline, Luminous strip, Glass window,
f. Magnetic bearing is measured with service protector. F Thumb ring, Clamping screw.
g. Spur is a piece of high ground. F
h. The difference between True North and Magnetic North is 9. What is a Map?
magnetic variation. F Proportionate graphical representation of surface of the earth
i. Knoll is a high mountain. F on plain surface.
j. The rise in level between successive contour lines is called
vertical interval. T 10. What are the uses of map reading?
k. Knoll is a detached hill. T Your and enemy position on the ground, Distance from one
l. Bearings are always measured Anti-clockwise. F place to other and direction, Various signs on the ground and
problems related with them, to choose correct route for march
Answer the following and Visibility of two locations.
1. How will you find the North?
Equal Altitude method, Watch method, By star, Sun method, 11. What are Easting and Northing?
Mosque method, Grave yard method, Tree method and Easting are west to East(Vertical) line and Northing are south
compass method. to north (Horizontal) lines.

2. What is Grid references and their types? 12. Explain the Following
A map is covered with a network of purple lines, some running Grid north: The easting lines on the map which indicates
North and South and others West and East. These form a series direction towards up side. Bearing: The direction of the object
of small squares all over the map. These lines are known as from the observer. Slope: A rise or fall of earth’s surface. Spot
Grid Lines. Ref of any object on the map with ref to these lines Height: In this a spot is made on the map and height is
is called grid ref. Four figure references, Six figure references recorded on it. Knoll: It is a low isolated hill. True North:
and Eight figure reference. The direction of North Pole from the observer.

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13. Define scale and the methods. 12. __________are a pair of soldiers from the section who work as
The proportion between distance of two places shown on the the eyes and ears of the section while on the move.
map and the distance of the same places on the ground. There 13. The orders given by the fire unit commander to direct and
are three ways for showing the scale on the maps: By statement control the fire of the section are called fire control order.
in words, Representative fraction and Graphic lines. 14. Ground which a soldier cannot see from his position is called
Dead ground.
14. What are the methods of setting the Map?
The north of map is set to north of ground and this is known as Match the following
setting of map. The following methods for it are in vogue. By (a) Monkey Run - Waist height cover B
compass, Without Compass: By straight features, with the help (b) Knee Crawl - Low cover about two feet A
of two land markers which are in opposite direction of map. (c) Half Right/Left - Domination of area E
(d) Judging distance - 45 Degree C
15. What is a Gradient? (e) High ground - Halving D
Is is slope of a hill, expressed as a fraction. The ratio between
vertical interval and horizontal equivalent are expressed as a State True or False
fraction VI/HE. a. Dead ground provide cover from high trajectory weapon. F
b. At 250 Yards, blade of the foresight covers a Kneeling Man. T
16. Define Magnetic Bearing. c. A landmark can be used as a reference point. T
The angle between observer and magnetic north. d. Single file formation is useful for moving along broad roads
and wide nalahs. F
17. What are the limitations of Map? e. The ideal fire position should provide cover from view. T
Map is only sketch and not photograph. Therefore it cannot f. Concealment means hiding from enemy with the help of
depict everything on the earth’s surface. The map is subject to natural background.T
change and therefore never up to-date. g. File formation is one of the section formations.T
h. Judging distance is very difficult. F
18. What are the information’s given at the bottom of the map? i. It is difficult to see enemy in open ground. F
Index to sheets, conventional signs used in the map, name of j. In 200 yards all parts of the body are the distinct. F
the chief surveyor, tow scale lines, the grid reference and
administration index. 1. Define: Key Range method: The distance is judged with the
help such thing whose distance is known. Eg. Telephone pillers
19. Explain G.P.S. & Mile stone. Dead Ground: Not visible to fire, hidden from
an observers view.
20. What are the information given at the top of the map?
Name of the map, name of the district, year of survey, edition 2. Write down the types of formation undertaken by the Army
of the map, mean grid north, magnetic variation, sheet platoon (section formation)?
reference and sheet number. Single file, File formation, Arrow head formation, diamond
formation, Spear head formation & Extended line.
21. List any four items required by night navigation party.
Compass, Night chart, Luminous board, Luminous stick and 3. What are the types of obstacles?
Torch light. Anti-personnel mines, Wire obstacles, Anti-tank mines, tank
ditches.
FIELD CRAFT&BATTLE CRAFT: (25/30M) Prac.(15/15M)
Fill in the blanks 4. What are the examples of battle craft?
1. Middle distance is from 300 to 500 yards. a) Field signals b) section formation c) fire control order
2. Bracketing is a method of Judging Distance. d) fire and movement and section battle drill.
3. Stops prevent enemy escape in an Ambush.
4. Infantry basic tactics Fire and Move. 5. How many types of target?
5. Bracketing is a method of judging distance. Two types of targets: Simple target and Difficult target.
6. While looking uphill you tend to underestimate and while
looking downhill you tend to overestimate the distance. 6. What is field craft?
7. At 250 yards the blade of the foresight covers a kneeling man Field craft is an art in which available ground is utilized in best
and at 300 yards the face becomes blurred. way so that by hiding and concealment one can attack the
8. Due to bad light you will tend to overestimate the distance. enemy.
9. While moving through a defile, the section will gen move in
single line formation. 7. What are the various methods of the judging distances?
10. Field craft is an art of using the ground and the weapon Unit of measure method, Appearance method, Bracketing, Key
available to the best of one’s own advantages. range method, Section average & Halving method.
11. ___________ is an aid to tactical deception and misinforms the
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8. What is the sequence of fire control order? INTRODUCTION TO INFANTRY WPN&EQUPT (15Marks)
The fire control order is given in following sequences: Fill in the blanks
G = Group or name of unit. 1. Killing area of Grenade No 36 Hand is 9 yards.
R = Range (Distance of target) 2. A Platoon consists of 3 sections.
I = Indication or description of target. 3. A rifle can be fired in 4 different positions.
T = Type of fire (single shot or burst) 4. MPI is an acronym of Mean point of impact
5. The weight of 7.62mm SLR is 4.4 Kg, weight of a filled
9. What are the types of movement in Field Craft? magazine of 7.62mm SLR is 709 gm.
The movements are divided in two: (a) Movement without 6. Normal rate of fire of a 7.62mm SLR is 5 rpm and that of
weapon – Monkey crawl, Leopard crawl, the roll Walk with 7.62mm LMG is 28 rpm.
the help of stomach, Cat walk, Kitten crawl. (b) Movements 7. Infantry battalion has 36 rifle sections and 6x81mm mortars.
with Arms – Walk, Ghost walk, Monkey run, the leopard 8. The first line ammunition of 5.56mm is 200 rounds and second
Crawl, The roll. line scale is 100.
9. There are 8 MMGs held in an Inf Battalion.
10. Explain any three types of ground? 10. An Infantry section has10 men.
High ground–Raised ground good observation and movement 11. LMG has 5 main groups.
Low ground–Depressed ground not as deep as dead ground 12. The rank of a section commander is HAV (or) Naik.
Flat ground-it is even ground with little cover eg., bushes, 13. SMC can be fired from Barrel crouch, Hip & Shoulder firing position.
hedges and similar foliage. It is not suitable for move in 14. There are 37 LMG 7.62mm authorized in a battalion.
infantry by day. Dead ground- Deep ground not visible to the 15. Name of the Rifle use in NCC is .22.
firer. Broken ground- uneven ground-offers good cover and 16. .22” Rifle weight is 2.5 kGS.
quick movement. Sloppy ground- 17. Killing range of .22” Rifle is 25 Yards.
18. .22” Rifle cleaning materials Chindi, oil and cleaning rod.
11. What are the various factors responsible for things to be seen? 19. There are 6 grooves inside the barrel of 7.62 mm SLR.
Explain 20. Magazine capacity of 7.62 mm SLR is 15.
Shape-Many items can be identified by their shape, shine- 21. Firing large no. of rounds continuously with speed is called
shine of an item, shaping-In the nature any item is not at an rapid fire.
equal distance, shadow-the shadow of items in water, surface- 22. Calibre of Rocket Launcher is 84 mm.
the surface of an item, silhouette(back ground)-an item is in 23. Effective range of RL HEAT round on a moving target is ______m.
opposite colour then it attract immediate attention &
movement-movements of a jawan attract maximum atttention. Write the full form of the following Weapon systems
(a) ATGM - Anti Tank Guided Missile
12. What is camouflage and concealment? (B) AGL - Automatic Grenade Launcher
Camouflage: This is an art in which concealment is done by (C) RL - Rocket Launcher
using artificial things/items. Concealment: Hiding oneself (D)SACLOS - Semi Automatic Command Line of Sight
from enemy’s view with natural scene or behind some objects (E) RCL - Recoil Less
so as to ensure surprise attack as well as defence. (F) INSAS - Indian Small Arms System

13. What are methods available for indicating difficult targets? True or False
By reference point method, Clock ray method, Degree method, a.Caliber of .22 Rifle is .22 inch. T
Combination of clock ray and degree method. b. Effective range of .22 Rifle is 50 yards. F
c. Normal rate of fire .22 rifle 7 rounds/minute. F
14. What is Ambush? What are the types of Ambush? d. Inner most circle of a target s is called bull. T
The ambush is defined as a sudden attack on the enemy which
is either taking rest or moving. Ambush is such an operation in 1. Write the full form of the following?
which attack and speed are involved. There are two kinds; they (a) MPI - Mean Point of Impact
are Opportunity ambush and deliberate ambush. (b) SLR - Self Loading Rifle
(c) MMG - Medium Machine Gun
15. When the distance is under estimated? (d) SMG - Sten Machine Gun
Light is bright, sun shines from behind the observer, the object (e) LMG - Light Machine Gun
is large relative to its surroundings, Dead ground between the
observer and object, looking an object at height. 2. Write any 5 important parts of SMG?
Butt, Cap, Cocking handle, Barrel, Magazine catch body.
16. What are the types of fire control order?
Plan order & Fire direction order 3. What is the strength of a platoon?
3section = 30; PL.H.Q. = 7; TOTAL = 1+36.

4. Who are the persons present in a section?

Section Commander, R1, R2, R3, R4, R5, R6, 2IC, Br-1& Br-2.

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5. What are the weapons present in section? 1. What were the reasons for 1971 Indo- Pak war?
LMG=1, Rifles=7, Sten=2 & Grenades = 14 East Pakistanis were considered second rate citizens by West
Pakistan. General elections were held in Dec 1970 and Awami
6. Write the Characteristics of 5.56mm INSAS League of Sheik Mujibul Rahman won against Bhutto’s PPP.
Calibre 5.56 mm, Length of Barrel 464 mm, Length of rifle Mujib wanted full powers for his elected members and form
with bayonet 1110 mm, Effective range of 5.56mm Govt. Bhutto and Yaya Khan did not like his idea. Bengalis of
INSAS400m, Rate of fire normal 60 Rds/min, Muzzle velocity East Pakistan took to agitation. Gen Tikka Khan was sent to
900m/sec, Gas operated mode of fire, Single shot and three East Pakistan to suppress agitation by force. He launched “OP
round burst Blitz” on unarmed Civilians and many were butchered. This
resulted in inflow of about 10 million refugees to India. Thus
7. What are the types of ammunition? war was fought from 03 Dec 1971 to 16 Dec 1971 to free
Ball, Traicer, Blank Rd, HD Cartridge. Bangladesh.

8. What are the rifle parts to be oiled of 5.56mm INSAS rifle? 2. Write a short note on Kargil War?
Barrel, Cylinder, Piston Extension with bridge block, Body. Kargil war or ‘OP VIJAY’ was fought between India and Pak
in Jul 1999.Pakistan occupied few areas in Kargil by
9. What are the battalion support weapons? Explain. Name infiltration soldiers as civilians. This forced India to launch a
battalion and company support weapons under separate firm but limited action to evict intruders. Indian Army and Air
heads. Force operated with perfect ordination. Our action aimed only
Battalion support weapons are those weapons which helps the to regain ground without enlarging conflict. The last of the
commanding officer of a bn to fight his battle effectively. They intruders were evicted by 26 Jul 1999.
are under his direct command. Battalion Weapons are
Rifle7.62mm, LMG7.62mm, SMG 9mm, Pistol 9mm, Pistol 3. What are the advantages of studying Military History?
Signal, 50.8 MOR, 84 mm RL, 81 mm RL, MMG 7.62 mm, 50 The advantages of studying military history is to enrich the
HMG, 106 RCL. cadets knowledge of war and to a teach him to apply the
lessons of past to future warfare.
10. Explain Snap shooting. 4. What are the types of war?
11. What are the steps involved in stripping of 7.62 LMG. Diplomatic war, Economic war, Psychological war & Cold war.

MILITARY HISTORY (15/20 MARKS) 5. What is the aim of studying Military History?
Match the following: (5 Marks) The aim of studying military history is to enrich the cadets
(a) Shivaji Guerilla Captain knowledge of war and to teach him to apply the lessons of past
(b) Maharana Pratap Rajasthan to future warfare.
(c) Akbar, The Great Din-i-IIahi
(d) Mujibur Rahaman East Pakistan (Bangladesh) 6. In which year did the following events took place?
(e) Yahya Khan West Pakistan Ist war of Independence 1857.
Kashmir operation 1947-48.
Fill in the blanks Indo - Pak 1st war 1965.
1. POK is an acronym of Pakistan Occupied Kashmir. China – India war 1962.
2. DRDO is an acronym of Defence Research Development
Organization. 7. After Indian independence India and Pakistan have fought four
3. Kargil War took place in the year 1999. wars namely 1947, 1965, 1971 and Kargil war in 1999.
4. LoC stands for Line of Control.
5. Bangladesh was liberated through Indo- Pak War fought in 8. Who was the chief of the army staff during the battle fought for
the year 1971. liberation of Bangladesh? Fd Marshal SAM Manekshaw. MC
6. After Indian Independence, India and Pakistan have fought 4
wars, namely 1947-48, 1965, 1971 & 1999. 9. Who all have been awarded the rank of Field Marshal?
7. Indian Military Academy (IMA) is located at Dehra Dun. Fd Marshal SAM Manekshaw. MC, FD Marshal KM Cariappa
8. The President is the supreme commander of Armed Force.
9. POW is an acronym of Prisoner of War. 10. Name four recipients of PVC.
Cap. Bikaram Battra, Grendier Yogendra Singh Yadav, Lt.
State True or False Manoj Kumbar Pandey, Rifle man Sanjay Kumar,
1. Field marshal Sam Manekshaw was awarded “Military Cross”
during World War-II. F 11. What were the changes done in Indian armed forces after
2. The “First Course” passed out from IMA, gave three chiefs to Chinese Aggression?
three Armies. T The Defence budget was increased, the strength of Army was
3. The first war with Pakistan was started on 20th Oct1947. T increased, New mountain divisions were formed.
4. Akbar’s court had the group of ten extraordinary people. F
5. Shivaji relied primarily on hit and run tactics.

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12. What is Insurgency? Characteristics of No.2 mark 4 (0.22” Rifle)

An attempt by a group of people to take control of their 1. Length :44.5”
government using force and violence. 2. Weight :9ib3.5oz
3. Bore(calibre) :0.22”
13. What are the causes for war? 4. Maximum range :2000 yards
Political, Ideological, Emotional and Socio-economical. 5. Minimum range :200 yards
6. Killing or effective range :150 yards
14. Who changed his capital from Delhi to Daultabad? 7. Muzzle velocity :1000 ft per sec.
Mohamed bin Tuglag. 8. No. Of grooves :2 f.ps
9. Loading :chamber loading
10. Clearing :with a rod

15. How many commands in army and name the commands? Characteristics of No. 1 mark 3 (0.303” Rifle)
There are seven commands in army, they are Northern 1. Length :44.5”
Command, Southern Command, Eastern Command, Western 2. Length with bayonet :61.5”
Command, Central Command, Training Command, North 3. Weight :8ibs 10.5 ozs
Western Command. 4. Weight with bayonet :9 ibs 11.5 oz
5. Calibre (bore) :0.303”
COMMUNICATION (10/5 MARKS) Practical (10/10M) 6. Maximum range :2000 yards
Fill in the blanks 7. Minimum range :200 yards
1. Communication is the easy transportation and transmitting of 8. Killing of efective range :300 yards or 274 meters
thought, idea and action from one individual to another and his 9. Normal rate of fire :5 rounds per minute
reception and understanding of the same in the same form. 10. Rapid rate of fire :15 rounds per minute
2. People at distance places invented the wireless and discovered 11. Muzzle velocity :2440 ft. Per second
that sound could be transmitted by sound ways through space. 12. Magazine capacity :10 rounds
3. Two type of communications are Net radio & Line communication.
4. Modem is used to convert computer generated output (Digital Characteristics of SLR7.62m.m Rifle
Signals) that can be transmitted on a line. 1. Length :44inches
5. TELEX is the abbreviated form of Teleprinter Exchange. 2. Length of the barrel :21inches
3. Weight :4.4 kg
Write appointment title: 4. Weight with filled magazine :5.1 kg
Commanding Officer Tiger 5. Calibre (bore) :7.62 m.m
EME Officer Eagle 6. Maximum range marked :600 yards
Armour Rep Bison 7. Minimum range marked :300 yards
Ordnance Officer Elephant 8. Killing or effective range :300 yards
INT Officer Rabbit 9. Rate of fire :automatic
10. Muzzle velocity :2700 ft. Per second
1. Write the various types of communication? 11. Magazine capacity :20 rounds (but 15 rounds are filled)
Net Radio, Line communication, Sending message by phone, 12. No.of grooves in the barrel:6
Radio Telephony, Radio Relay, Dispatch Rider Service,
Facsimile and Television.

2. Write the important facts of RT (Radio Telephony) messages?

Rhythm, Speed, Volume and Pitch

3. Communication means transformation of information.

4. Facts that are important to speak/Communicate:

Rhythm; Speed; Volume; Pitch; Phonetic Alphabet.

5. Define Fax and movements?

This is the common short form of FACSIMILE and is one of the
memory type electronic mail and message systems with the
following advantages:
(a) Can transmit graphics as well as alphanumeric
information (Letter & Numbers)
(b) Reduces time and eliminates transmission error.
(c) Can transmit information in any vernacular.
(d) Uses any transmission medium-e.g., telephone line, micro
wave, radio wave etc.

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