• Cadets will have two Parades a week, each of two hours duration.
• Attendance at weekly Parades held during the year.
• Parades are regularly held to train the cadets in foot drill and command, weapon training, field craft, civil defense, map reading, etc.
• Guard of Honour is given on 26th January and 15th August to commemorate the Republic Day and Independence Day of India.
• Participated actively in SWACHH BHARAT ABHIYAN.
• Conducted self-awareness programmes like rallies regarding Aids, Drugs, etc.

Activities in Camps:

• An Annual Training Camp is held to further enhance and inculcate a feeling of independence in the cadets.
• Extensive knowledge about devices used in the Army like mines, bridges, nuclear and biological weapons, etc., is imparted.
• Rigorous physical training is provided in the camp with a view to increasing the physical endurance of the cadets.

Centrally Organized Camps:

• The Cadets are trained and tested in general knowledge, drill, cross-country events, first aid, health and hygiene, map reading, obstacles, firing, group discussion, personal interview, front line area, Flag Area, and cultures.
• Cadets also participate in inter-group and inter-collegiate competitions. The training is broadly divided into four distinct categories namely, Institutional Training, Community Development, Youth Exchange Program, and Adventure Activities.

Types of Camps:

• Leadership Camp
• Rock Climbing Camp
• Trekking Camp
• National Integration Camp (NIC)
• Thal Sainik Camp (TSC)
• Army Attachment Camp (AAC)
• Republic Day Camp (RDC)