NCC Enrollment Selection Trials and Swachh Bharat Drive Conducted at MVGR
The NCC Unit of MVGR College of Engineering (Autonomous), Vizianagaram, conducted the NCC Enrollment Selection Trials for the academic year 2026–27 on 26th September 2026 for the selection of cadets against 23 Senior Division (SD) and 33 Senior Wing (SW) vacancies. Nearly 150 students enthusiastically participated in the selection process, demonstrating their interest, physical fitness, discipline, and commitment towards joining the NCC.
The selection process commenced with the 100-metre sprint, followed by the 5-metre shuttle run, push-ups, crunches, written test, and personal interview. The candidates were comprehensively assessed based on their physical fitness, aptitude, discipline, and overall performance throughout the selection process.
Commanding Officer Lieutenant Colonel Karthik U and PI Staff of 2(A) CTR NCC, Visakhapatnam Group, visited the institution and supervised the selection process. ANO Lt. N. Mehar Vasu and ANO Lt. L. Sowmya were also present and actively coordinated the selections. The entire process was conducted in a systematic and disciplined manner, providing aspiring cadets an opportunity to showcase their potential to become part of the MVGR NCC Unit.
Swachh Bharat Drive on Gandhi Jayanthi
Continuing its commitment to discipline, social responsibility, and community service, the NCC Unit of MVGR College of Engineering (Autonomous), Vizianagaram, conducted a Swachh Bharat Drive on 2nd October 2026 on the occasion of Gandhi Jayanthi, as part of the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan.
A total of 43 NCC cadets actively participated in the cleanliness drive across the college premises. The cadets enthusiastically took part in various cleanliness activities, demonstrating teamwork, discipline, commitment, and a strong sense of social responsibility.
The drive was conducted under the guidance of ANO Lt. N. Mehar Vasu and ANO Lt. L. Sowmya, who actively guided and encouraged the cadets throughout the programme.
The initiative served as a meaningful tribute to the ideals of Mahatma Gandhi, particularly his emphasis on cleanliness and responsible citizenship. Through the drive, the NCC Unit reaffirmed its commitment to community service, environmental cleanliness, and responsible civic values among students.
The programmes highlighted the continued efforts of the MVGR NCC Unit in nurturing discipline, leadership, physical fitness, social responsibility, and community engagement among students.
