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17 NCC DIRECTORATES

Where is the NCC Headquarter at the National level located?

At New Delhi.

What is a NCC Directorate?
The NCC at the state level is divided into 17 Directorates, in which each state or group of states forms a Directorate. The smaller states and union territories are attached with Directorates of the bigger states. Each Directorate is under the command of an Officer equivalent to the rank of a Brigadier (being upgraded to the rank of Major General) or its equivalent from the other two Services.

What is a NCC Group?
The Directorates are further sub-divided into Groups, which varies according to the size of the state, each under the command of an Officer equivalent to the rank of Colonel (being upgraded to the rank of Brigadier). In all, there are 95 Group HQ’s in the country.

17 DIRECTORATES OF NCC IN ALL OVER INDIA

There are total 17 directorates are there in all over India & each directorate is divided in two some 7 to 9 Groups.

State Directorates:-

State(s): -

E-mail: -

1. Andhra Pradesh & Telangana

Head quaters: Secunderabad

2. Bihar & Jharkhand

Head quaters: Patna

3. Delhi

Head quaters: Delhi

4. Gujrat

Head quarters: Ahmedabad

5. Jammu & Kashmir

Head quaters: Srinagar

6. Karnatka & Goa

Head quaters: Bangalore

7. Kerala & Lakshadweep

Head quaters: Thiruvananthapuram

8. Maharashtra

Head quaters: Mumbai

9. Madhya Pradesh & Chhattisgarh

Head quaters: Bhopal

10. Northeastern Region

Head quaters: Shillong

11. Odisha

Head quaters: Cuttack

12. Punjab, Haryana, Himachal & Chandigarh

Head quaters: Chandigarh

13. Rajasthan

Head quaters: Jaipur

14. Tamil Nadu, Puducherry & Andaman Nicobar

Head quaters: Chennai

15. Uttarakhand

Head quaters: Dehradun

16. Uttar Pradesh

Head quaters: Lucknow

17. West Bengal & Sikkim

Head quaters: Calcutta

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