Army Law College, Pune – Nurturing Excellence In Discipline, Academics & Leadership
Army Law College, Pune - Nurturing Excellence In Discipline, Academics & Leadership
Pune, August 20, 2025: Army Law College (ALC), Pune, continues to make a mark not only as a premier institution for legal education, but also as a centre of holistic development, discipline and leadership.
The recent achievements of its cadets at NCC camps and leadership platforms stand as a testament to the ethos and values promoted at the college i.e. blending academic rigor with character building.
At the Combined Annual Training Camp (CATC) – 711, Gerze conducted by NCC Group Headquarters, Shivajinagar, Pune, the cadets from ALC showcased outstanding performances as listed : –
• Secured positions among the Top 5 Cadets
• Won Gold Medals in Solo Dance, Solo Singing and Tug of War.
• Clinched Silver Medal in Volleyball.
• Stood Second in Overall Ranking at the Camp.
These achievements highlight the balance of talent, teamwork and discipline that defines the student body of ALC.
Further enhancing the college’s stature, Cadet Roshani Gupta excelled at the Advance Leadership Camp VI 2025 at Nashik, where she secured First Position in Group Discussion and Extempore Speech events, while also anchoring major events at the Camp.
Her accomplishments reflect the leadership qualities and communication skills that ALC seeks to hone and instill in its cadets.
These milestones reflect more than just competitive success – they underscore the college’s commitment to nurturing well-rounded professionals who embody discipline, resilience, teamwork and leadership.
At Army Law College, students are encouraged to excel not only in academics but also in co-curricular and extra-curricular domains, preparing them to lead with integrity in the legal field and beyond.
With such consistent achievements, ALC continues to stand tall as an institution that grooms its cadets into responsible leaders, upholding the proud traditions of the Indian Army and contributing meaningfully to the society.
