NCC @ Loyola Academy
Traces back to the University Corps of 1917, renamed the University Training Corps in 1920. The NCC Act was passed in 1948, and NCC was officially established on 15 July 1948 — today one of the largest uniformed youth organizations in the world.
Develops disciplined, responsible, patriotic citizens through training, drills, and camps such as Annual Training Camps, National Integration Camps, trekking, and mountaineering, along with community service like tree plantation and blood donation drives.
Cadets can earn A, B, and C certificates, which offer advantages in recruitment for the armed forces and certain government jobs, while building confidence, leadership qualities, and a sense of responsibility.
NCC plays an important role in shaping the personality of young students, helping them become responsible citizens prepared to contribute positively to the nation.
The Army Wing provides basic military training to students interested in the functioning, discipline, and lifestyle of the Indian Army. Its primary aim is to develop leadership, discipline, courage, teamwork, and a strong sense of patriotism among cadets through structured training and practical activities.
The Navy Wing provides specialized training to students interested in maritime activities and the functioning of naval forces. Its main objective is to develop discipline, leadership, courage, and teamwork while creating awareness about the importance of the sea and maritime security — encouraging cadets to consider careers in the maritime and defence sectors.