CPL Paramjit Singh participated in the Inter Group Sports Shooting Competition held from 6th June to 15th June 2025, representing both the college and the battalion. The competition brought together skilled cadets from different groups to demonstrate their marksmanship, concentration, and discipline. Paramjit Singh exhibited excellent performance, dedication, and team spirit throughout the event, upholding the values of the NCC and bringing pride to his institution and unit. The experience further enhanced his shooting skills and competitive confidence.

CPL Paramjit Singh participated in the Inter Battalion Sports Shooting Competition held from 26th May to 5th June 2025, representing the college with great enthusiasm and dedication. The event provided a valuable opportunity to showcase shooting skills, discipline, and sportsmanship among cadets from various battalions. Paramjit Singh displayed commendable focus and precision throughout the competition, reflecting the true spirit of NCC training. His participation brought pride to the college and encouraged other cadets to pursue excellence in shooting sports.

The NCC Unit showcased an impressive exhibition during the Business Carnival held on 25th February 2025. The display highlighted various aspects of NCC training, including models, charts, photographs, and demonstrations reflecting discipline, leadership, and patriotism. Cadets enthusiastically explained the significance of NCC activities such as community service, disaster management, weapon training, and social awareness programmes to visitors. The exhibition attracted a large audience and was appreciated for portraying the values of unity and national pride among youth. It served as a motivating platform to inspire students to join NCC and contribute to nation-building.

The Army Attachment Camp was held from 18th January to 29th January 2025, during which CPL Paramjit Singh, under the guidance of SUO Ankit Singh and ANO Lt. Gurpreet Singh, actively participated. The camp provided cadets with valuable exposure to the lifestyle, discipline, and working environment of the Indian Army. Various activities such as drill practice, weapon training, map reading, physical exercises, and lectures on leadership and motivation were conducted. The experience instilled in cadets a sense of responsibility, teamwork, and patriotism, while enhancing their physical and mental endurance. Overall, the camp was a great learning opportunity that inspired the participants to follow the ideals of dedication and service to the nation.

On 12 January 2025, a group of 25 NCC cadets and 2 teachers from the NCC Unit of BAMKC visited Khatkar Kalan, SBS Nagar, as part of the Cycle Expedition Rally. The team warmly welcomed the expedition group that had begun its inspiring journey from Hussainiwala and was heading towards Delhi.

The visit aimed to foster patriotism, physical fitness, and environmental awareness among the cadets. During the event, the team paid tribute at the Shaheed Bhagat Singh Memorial, reflecting on the ideals of sacrifice and nationalism. The cadets also interacted with local residents and shared the objectives of the expedition, promoting the spirit of unity and discipline.

The activity ended with a brief ceremony appreciating the efforts of all participants. The visit served as a meaningful experience that strengthened the cadets’ commitment to the values of the National Cadet Corps and their dedication to serving the nation.

SUO Ankit from B.A.M. Khalsa College was selected by the Commanding Officer through an interview to participate in the SNIC Camp held at Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh, from 2nd October 2024 to 13th October 2024. The camp provided valuable exposure and experience in discipline, leadership, and national integration among cadets from different regions.

The Pre-Camp PM Rally Cycle Expedition was organized from 10th December to 19th December 2024 as a preparatory event for the forthcoming Prime Minister’s Rally. The camp aimed to train and select deserving cadets for participation in the final cycle expedition and to instill in them the values of discipline, teamwork, endurance, and leadership.

Cadets Paramjeet and Harpreet Kaur actively participated in this pre-camp with great enthusiasm and dedication. During the ten-day camp, the cadets underwent rigorous physical training, cycling practice sessions, road safety briefings, and endurance-building exercises. They also received valuable guidance on maintaining cycle efficiency, group coordination during long rides, and first-aid management during expeditions.

Apart from physical training, various sessions on motivation, national integration, environmental awareness, and leadership development were conducted. Both cadets performed commendably in all assigned activities and displayed excellent team spirit and determination throughout the camp.

The pre-camp not only helped cadets enhance their physical fitness and mental resilience but also prepared them for future participation in national-level events like the PM Rally. It served as a platform for grooming disciplined and responsible citizens capable of representing their unit with pride.

The 76th Republic Day was observed on January 26, 2025, by the B.A.M. Khalsa College NCC Unit. This event was held at Govt Sr. Sec. School, Garhshankar in collaboration with the local government. The chief guest raised the national flag to begin the Republic Day celebrations. The NCC cadets’ March Past was the highlight of the day. The cadets marched to the sound of drums and performed the drill performance with precision. Several NCC contingents marched in the March Past. The fact that schoolchildren displayed a range of cultural performances made the event noteworthy.