*NCC C Certificate Exam 2024 Model Paper with Question and Answer in English-3* NCC C Certificate Exam Model Paper – 3 Questions With Answer PART-I DRILL : ( 10 MARKS ) 1. Fill in the blank :- (i) The number of steps in 1 minute in a fast pace is ………. ? Ans:- 120 steps (ii) The number of cadets for the honor of the President is …………. ? Ans:- 150 (iii) The President is empowered to …………. and the Chief Minister is …………. ? Ans:- National Salute and General Salute (iv) While marching, the word ‘turn back’ is commanded on the …………. foot ? Ans:- Left (v) Drill started from …………. year ? Ans:- 1666 2. What are the advantages of drill ? Ans:- Turn out and bearing is good Team spirit is developed The spirit of leadership is awakened The spirit of discipline is developed The feeling of patriotism in the cadet and develop the ability to work together Part-II Weapon Training : ( 10 Marks ) 3. Fill in the blank :- (i) The cannon velocity of .22″ Rifle No. 2 Mark-IV is ………. per second ? Ans:- 1030 ft/sec (ii) The effective range of 5.56 mm INSAS rifle is …………. yards ? Ans:- 400 yards (iii) The effective range of 7.62 mm SLR is …………. yards ? Ans:- 300 yards (iv) 7.62 mm SLR with loaded magazine weighs …………. Kg. Is ? Ans:- 5.1 kg (v) The effective range of .22″ Rifle No. 2 Mark-IV is …………. yards ? Ans:- 25 yards 4. Write True and False :- (i) Is the rise or drop on MPI 6 inches at a target at 300 yards ? Ans:- Wrong (ii) The length of .22″ rifle Mark-IV is 45 inches ? Ans:- Correct (iii) The normal rate of fire of 5.56 mm INSAS rifle is 60 rounds per minute ? Ans:- Correct (iv) The magazine capacity of a .22″ rifle is 20 rounds ? Ans:- Wrong (v) The normal rate of fire of 7.62 mm SLR is 20 rounds per minute ? Ans:- Correct Part-III : Miscellaneous ( 225 Marks ) National Integration : ( 30 Marks ) 5. Write True / False :- (i) The origin of river Godavari is in Maharashtra ? Ans:- Correct (ii) Raipur is the capital of Chhattisgarh ? Ans:- Correct (iii) Guru Nanak was the last Guru of Sikhism ? Ans:- Wrong (iv) Kolar gold field is in Madhya Pradesh ? Ans:- Wrong (v) Poplar is the name of the bird ? Ans:- Wrong 6. Fill in the blank :- (i) The folk dance of Andhra Pradesh is …………. ? Ans:- Kuchipudi (ii) The place of worship of Buddhists is called …………. ? Ans:- Vihar (iii) Din-e-Ilahi religion was founded by …………. ? Ans:- Akbar (iv) The capital of Kerala is …………. ? Ans:- Thiruvananthapuram (v) Indian Constitution was adopted on …………. ? Ans:- On 26 November 1949 7. What are the problems and major challenges of national integration ? Ans:- Casteism Regionalism Gender discrimination Linguistic discrimination Social discrimination Communalism Economic inequality 8. What are the measures to achieve national integration ? Ans:- Education Economic development Cultural integration National language Social unity Political integration Propagation of secularism 9. What are the basic principles of National Integration ? Ans:- Language Ego and selfishness Casteism Education Communalism Regionalism 10. What is the name of the four union territories of India ? Ans:- Dadra Nagar Haveli and Daman Diu Lakshadweep Pondicherry Chandigarh Andaman and Nicobar Islands Jammu and Kashmir Ladakh Delhi Personality Development & Leadership ( 70 Marks ) 11. What is the principle of effective communication ? Ans:- Finding out your objectives Small dialogues at a time Presenting a round picture Gaining credibility with your audience Anticipating objections 12. What is communication Explain the process of communication ? Ans:- Communication is a method in which two or more persons exchange ideas and facts among themselves in such a way that each of them understands well the meaning of the subject and its use. Process :- The process of exchanging information, ideas and things among themselves is called communication process. 13. Write five duties of a citizen ? Ans:- Support and defend the constitution obey the law participate in the local community respect all religions protect the property of the country the country when needed to protect 14. How can citizenship be acquired ? Describe 4 ways :- Ans:- By birth By inheritance or blood relation Through registration By land extension By immigration By nationality 15. What is a leadership trait ? Ans:- Knowledge Conduct Vigilance Courage Decisiveness Reliability Patience Enthusiasm Initiative Judiciousness Integrity Behaviorism Selflessness 16. Explain democratic leadership ? Ans:- ( Search on Google ) 17. What is the reason for the communication gap ? Ans:- In accurate Speed Unclear Voice Bad Rhythm Disaster Management : ( 20 Marks ) 18. What are the disasters created by man ? Name any five :- Ans:- Accident Fire Terrorism Casteism Bomb blast War Theft-dacoity 19. What are the major effects of natural calamities ? Ans:- Water damage Public health Electricity problem Environment problem Human issue Infrastructure problem 20. Write any five services in disaster management :- Ans:- Early warning First aid Food and medicine distribution Arranging center during disaster Providing telephone facility Security and speed Boosting morale 21. Write full form :- NEC – National electric code NDMA – National Disaster Management Authority NDRF – National Disaster Response Force NIDM – National Institute Of Disaster Management Social Awareness and Community Development : ( 30 Marks ) 22. Choose the correct answer :- (i) Which of these is social service ? (a) blood donation (b) begging donation (c) study (d) none Ans:- (a) Blood Donation (ii) What is the minimum age for donating blood ? (a) 18 years (b) 16 years (c) 14 years (d) 21 years Ans:- (a) 18 years (iii) What is the minimum age for marriage of a girl child ? (a) 18 years (b) 21 years (c) 14 years (d) 16 years Ans:- (a) 18 years (iv) What is the minimum age for voting ? (a) 15 years (b) 21 years (c) 18 years (d) 14 years Ans:- (c) 18 years (v) The broad form of HIV is …………. ? Ans:- Human Immunodeficiency Virus (vi) When was NREGA renamed as MNREGA? (a) 2006 (b) 2010 (c) 2008 (d) 2009 Ans:- (d) In 2009 23. What are the social service activities carried out by NCC cadets ? Ans:- Blood donation Tree plantation Adult education Cleanliness campaign Awareness rally (against evils, drug free, dowry prevention campaign etc.) 24. Write the full forms of the following :- AIDS – Acquired Immuno Deficiency Syndrome PMGSY – Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana NGO – Non Governmental Organization NREGA – National Rural Employment Guarantee Act IAY – Indira Aawas Yojna 25. What are the types of NGOs ? Ans:- It is of four types – International NGO Business Oriented International NGO Religious International NGO Environmental Government Organization Health and Hygiene : ( 30 Marks ) 26. Fill in the blank :- (i) Rabies is caused by the bite of …………. ? Ans:- Dog (ii) DTL stands for …………. ? Ans:- Deep Trench Latin (iii) RMO is …………. ? Ans:- Regimental Medical Officer (iv) The heartbeat of a healthy and normal person is ……. per minute ? Ans:- 72 times (v) …………. blood test is done for AIDS ? Ans:- HIV 27. Write first aid for snake bite ? Ans:- Increase the morale of the person bitten by snake Tie the bitten area tightly with a rope or bandage Remove toxic blood by cutting the bitten area with a blade Quickly take the patient to private Take to the hospital 28. Write the full form of AIDS ? What is the reason for contact with this disease ? Ans:- AIDS – Acquired Immuno Deficiency Syndrome Reason :- unprotected sex taking HIV infected blood taking HIV infected needles producing babies of HIV infected mother shaving with HIV infected blades 29. What preventive measures will you take to stop the outbreak of malaria ? Ans:- Will not allow water logging around Spray DDT/Kerosene on water Take care of cleanliness Put nets in windows Use mosquito nets while sleeping All Will use out, good night, fast card etc. 30. Name 5 methods of purification of water ? Ans:- By boiling Purifier Chlorinisation Sedimentation Distillation Adventure Training : (20 Marks) 31. What is the list of four adventure activities done in NCC ? Ans:- Mountaineering Rock Climbing Para Jumping Parasailing Sleeping Trekking Water Rafting Cycle / Motorcycle Expedition 32. What are the things to be kept in mind while planning adventure activities ? Ans:- Collect campaign information Solve financial constraints Plan traffic thoroughly Choose routes and places to stay Determine the number of cadets Eligible Select cadets Keep in touch with physical standards of cadets Keep in touch with civilians and officials Find logical solutions to problems encountered in previous missions 33. What are the objectives of adventure activities in NCC ? Ans:- Developing spirit of adventure Increasing self-confidence Inculcating spirit of discipline Increasing spirit of cooperation Developing leadership qualities To develop the capacity to bear suffering 34. Name 4 sealing devices ? Ans:- Rope Gloves Jhumar Figure of Eight Single Pulley Full Body Harness Screw Carbineer Auto Lock Carbineer 35. Write about two types of zodiac signs used for rock climbing ? Ans:- (i) Dynamic Rope – It is made of nylon fiber, it is capable of limiting the force and arresting the fall of the commissioner. (ii) Static Rope – This is also made of Nylon 6 fiber, it is used to meet the requirement of very low static stretch and most importantly ensure the utilization rate of power Environment Awareness and Conservation : ( 15 Marks ) 36. What is Green House Effect ? Ans:- It is a natural process by which the atmosphere of a planet or satellite is balanced. It has the following functions :- It prevents skin diseases Keeps the earth’s atmosphere balanced Life on earth is possible only due to green house effect. 37. What is the main reason for the extinction of some plant and animal species ? Ans:- Climate change Overexploitation Soil erosion Man-made disaster Poaching for personal gain Continuous increase in population Unnecessary pollution 38. What is the impact of environmental degradation ? Ans:- Impact on agriculture Effect on green house Extinction of plants Increase in skin diseases Increase in disasters Lack of oxygen Humans, animals – Impact on the health of animals Water contamination of rivers 39. Write True or False :- (i) Bandipur Wild Life Sanctuary is located in the state of Tamil Nadu ? – Wrong (ii) Dabhol power project is in the state of Assam ? – Wrong (iii) Ozone hole causes global warming ? – Correct (iv) Almaty Dam is located in UP ? – Wrong (v) Kiran Bedi is a famous environmentalist ? – Correct 40. What is the role of NCC in conservation of natural resources ? Ans:- By running environmental awareness campaign By running tree plantation campaign Conserving water and proper disposal of waste By becoming a guiding force for our neighborhood friends and family members People are facing this serious problem. by making aware of Obstacle Training : ( 5 Marks ) 41. What are the benefits of providing obstacle courses for NCC cadets ? Ans:- Character development of cadets Cadets develop ability to bear suffering Patience, tolerance and spirit of courage are awakened in the cadets Many human qualities are developed in the cadets. The personality of the cadets is developed Part-IV : Specialized Subjects ( Army ) ( 105 Marks ) Armed Forces : ( 10 Marks ) 42. Fill in the blank :- (i) The highest bravery award during war is …………. ? Ans:- Param Vir Chakra (ii) The highest sacrifice award in times of peace is …………. ? Ans:- Ashok Chakra (iii) Indian Army is divided into …………. command ? Ans:- In 7 command (iv) ASC, AMC, AOC, EME, AEC etc. is …………. ? Ans:- Auxiliary Forces (v) The field and sub-area headquarters of the Army are …………. ? Ans:- Static 43. List the ranks of the army badges :- Ans:- Lieutenant Captain Major Lt. Col ( Lieutenant Colonel ) Col ( Colonel ) Brig ( Brigadier ) Maj Gen ( Major General ) Lt. Gen ( Lieutenant General ) Gen ( General ) Map Reading : ( 30 Marks ) 44. Fill in the blank :- (i) Impact on the map is measured through …………. ? Ans:- Service Protector (ii) The R.F of the meter map used is …………. ? Ans:- 1/50,000 (iii) The pink red lines running vertically and horizontally on the map are …………. lines ? Ans:- Grid lines (iv) Without compass at night the correct answer can be found through …………. ? Ans:- Pole Star / Dhruv Tara (v) Cultivable land is shown on the map in …………. ? Ans:- In yellow color (vi) If the bearing is 30 degree then the back bearing will be ………. ? Ans:- 210 degree (vii) An isolated hill is called …………. ? Ans:- Naul / Knoll (viii) Heights are shown on the map by means of brown colored lines called …………. ? Ans:- Contour (ix) Distance on a map is measured through …………. ? Ans:- Service Protractor (x) The topmost part of the hill is …………. ? Ans:- Peak (xi) What is the …………. difference between true north and magnetic north ? Ans:- M.V (Magnetic Variation) 45. Draw traditional signs/symbols :- (i) Survey Tree – (ii) Bridge – (iii) Church – (iv) Mosque – (v) Infantry Battalion Head Quarters – 46. State the methods of obtaining Relative Heights :- Ans:- Transverse cut method Direct Method Square Method Tachometric Method 47. Write the types of north direction :- Ans:- There are three types – true north magnetic north grid north Field Craft and Battle Craft : ( 25 Marks ) 48. Write 6 ways to know the distance :- Ans:- Unit method Visible method Key-range method Section averaging method Bracketing method Harving method 49. What are the different types of section formation ? Ans:- There are six types – Single File Formation File Formation Arrowhead Formation Spear Head Formation Diamond Formation Extended Line Formation 50. What is the procedure for land details ? Ans:- Three process – Foreground Middle Ground Near Ground 51. When are the estimates of longer distances ? Ans:- when there is less light the sun is in front of the beholder when viewed from a narrow valley when viewed from top to bottom when the distant object is smaller than the nearest object Raised ground between the target and the observer 52. Fill in the blank :- (i) …………. is the art of using the land and the weapon to our advantage ? Ans:- Fieldcraft (ii) Foreground is at a distance of …………. yards ? Ans:- 300 yards (iii) The distance when the hill is searched is …………. ? Ans:- More than expected (iv) When ground measure angle with open palm …………. and closed fist measure ………….. Ans:- 19 degree and 8 degree Introduction To Infantry Weapons & Equipments : ( 15 Marks ) 53. Fill in the blank :- (i) The effective range of 7.62 mm SLR is …………. ? Ans:- 300 yards or 275 meters (ii) What is the maximum number of …………. rounds filled in a .22″ Rifle magazine ? Ans:- 10 rounds (iii) The normal rate of fire of a .22″ rifle is …………. rounds per minute ? Ans:- 5 rounds per minute (iv) The firing position of 5.56 mm INSAS Rifle is ….…. and ……. ? Ans:- 60 rounds and 150 rounds (v) The maximum range of 7.62 mm LMG is …………. yards on bipod and …………. yards on tripod ? Ans:- 1000 yards and 2000 yards 54. Name any five stores for removing and cleaning weapons ? Ans:- Pull thru Cindi Oil rug Rod Body brush Hot water 55. Write any five parts of 7.62 mm SLR rifle ? Ans:- Barrel Forehand Guard Magazine Magazine Catch Piston Piston Grip Trigger Trigger Guard Gas Plug Carrying Handle Body cover Butt Butt plate Butt screw Military History : (20 Marks) 56. Name some major operations in defense since independence ? Ans:- Operation Polo in 1948 Operation Vijay in 1961 Operation Blue Star in 1984 Operation Meghdoot in 1984 Operation Rajiv in 1987 Operation Pawan in 1987 Operation Vijay, in 1999 Operation Parakram, in 2001 Operation Cyclone, in 2008 Operation Sahyog, in 2018 57. Fill in the blank :- (i) Third battle of Panipat was fought in …………. ? Ans:- In 1761 (ii) National Defense Academy is in …………. ? Ans:- In Khadakwasla, Pune (iii) Indian Military Academy is in …………. ? Ans:- In Dehradun (iv) For the first time India detonated a nuclear device in ……. A.D. ? Ans:- At Army Base Pokhran, on 18 May 1974 (v) Army Day is celebrated on …………. ? Ans:- On 15th January (vi) World War II ended in …………. ? Ans:- In 1945 (vii) For the first time in India, gun powder was used in battle by …. ? Ans:- Babur (viii) The chief of the Indian Army during the Indo-Pak war in 1971 was …………. ? Ans:- Sam Manekshaw (ix) The present Chief of Indian Army is …………. ? ( in 2021 ) Ans:- General Manoj Mukund Naravane (x) …………. agreement was signed between India and Pakistan in 1965 ? Ans:- Tashkent Communication : ( 5 Marks ) 58. What is the principle of effective communication ? Ans:- Communication is a two way process The communication sent should be completely understood by the recipient The message should be as short as possible Communication should be done carefully and with confidentiality Communication should be done in short time. should be more clear Best Of Luck __Jai Hind__