In a significant event held at the Indian Military Academy’s Chetwode Hall, Lt Gen Sandeep Jain, the Commandant of the academy, conferred Bachelor’s Degrees from Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, to 44 cadets from the Army Cadet College (ACC) Wing. This cohort includes 19 cadets from the Science stream and 25 from the Humanities stream, marking the culmination of their rigorous three-year training program.
The Army Cadet College serves as a premier institution under the auspices of the Indian Army, designed to prepare young men for commissioning as officers. The training curriculum emphasizes a holistic approach, blending physical, mental, and intellectual development, thereby ensuring cadets are well-equipped for their future roles. Upon graduation, the cadets are set to join the Indian Military Academy in January 2025 to undergo an additional year of Pre-Commissioning Training.
During the ceremony, Lt Gen Jain delivered an inspiring address, commending the cadets on their achievement and emphasizing the critical qualities required of successful Army Officers—such as character, self-discipline, courage, motivation, a positive attitude, and professional competence.
The ceremony also recognized outstanding achievements among the cadets. The Chief of Army Staff (COAS) Gold Medal was awarded to Wing Cadet Captain Kamaljeet Singh, while the COAS Silver Medal went to Wing Cadet Adjutant Lovejeet Singh. Additionally, Cadet Shivam Ujjwal received the COAS Bronze Medal for his exceptional performance.
Other distinguished awards included the Commandant’s Silver Medals, recognizing outstanding achievements in service subjects and academic streams. Company Cadet Captain Abhishek Guleria was honored as First in Service Subjects, with Wing Cadet Adjutant Lovejeet Singh taking First in the Humanities stream and Wing Cadet Captain Kamaljeet Singh achieving First in the Science stream.
Furthermore, Bogra Company was awarded the coveted Commandant’s Banner for being the Champion Company of the Army Cadet College, a testament to their excellence in a range of competitions including sports, physical training, debates, and academic performance.
In closing, Lt Gen Sandeep Jain extended his compliments to Brigadier Peeyush Khurana, the Commander of the ACC Wing, along with the team of instructors and faculty members, acknowledging their commitment and efforts in shaping the cadets into future leaders of the Indian Army.
