National Cadet Corps (NCC)

The National Cadet Corps (NCC) was introduced at Saint Claret College (Autonomous), Ziro in 2026 with the objective of developing disciplined, confident, and socially responsible young citizens. Functioning under the National Cadet Corps, the world's largest uniformed youth organization, the NCC at SCCZ seeks to instil the core values of unity, discipline, leadership, patriotism, character, and selfless service among students.

Guided by the NCC motto, "Unity and Discipline," the College NCC Unit provides cadets with structured training in leadership, drill, adventure activities, physical fitness, disaster management, community service, environmental conservation, and national integration. Through institutional training, camps, social service activities, and interaction with cadets from different parts of the country, students develop confidence, resilience, teamwork, and a strong sense of civic responsibility.

The NCC Unit actively encourages cadets to participate in Annual Training Camps (ATC), Combined Annual Training Camps (CATC), National Integration Camps (NIC), adventure programmes, youth exchange initiatives, and various national-level competitions organized by the NCC. Cadets also contribute to community welfare through cleanliness drives, tree plantation, blood donation campaigns, health awareness programmes, disaster response activities, and other outreach initiatives. 

As a newly established unit, the NCC at Saint Claret College is committed to providing students with opportunities for holistic personality development, leadership formation, and national service. The programme also opens avenues for career advancement through NCC certification, which is recognized for recruitment into the Armed Forces, Central Armed Police Forces, police services, and various government organizations, while fostering responsible citizenship and a lifelong commitment to serving the nation.