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Summary

This video script offers an extensive guide for NCC C Certificate practical exams in 2026. It covers a range of topics including map reading, military symbols, compass use, and practical weapon training. The script also explains key concepts like grid references, contour intervals, and different military formations. Additionally, it provides exam tips and motivational encouragement for cadets. With detailed answers to practical questions, the script serves as a comprehensive resource to help cadets prepare effectively for their exam. The message emphasizes focused preparation and calmness on exam day.

Takeaways

• 😀 Cardinal points on a map are North, South, East, and West.
• 😀 Red color is used to represent roads on maps.
• 😀 The full name of the compass is Liquid Prismatic Compass (Mark Alpha).
• 😀 D-File refers to a line where soldiers must move in formation.
• 😀 There are 7 types of maps: Geographical, Political, Historical, Statistical, Economic, Military, and Physical.
• 😀 Grid references: Easting line number is taken first for coordinates on a map.
• 😀 Magnetic variation (MV) is the difference between true north and magnetic north.
• 😀 The Self Loading Rifle (SLR) is of Belgian origin with an effective range of 275 meters and weighs 5.1 kg.
• 😀 INSAS Rifle weighs 3.69 kg with a range of 1700 meters and has a rapid rate of fire of 150 rounds per minute.
• 😀 There are different types of salutes: National Salute, Rifle Salute, and General Salute, with a specific salute for the President.
• 😀 Drills involve different formations like Extended Line, Arrowhead, and Diamond, with specific distances for steps and paces.
• 😀 Fieldcraft includes learning to conceal oneself and use available terrain and weapons effectively for reconnaissance and ambushes.

Q & A

What are cardinal points?

Cardinal points refer to the four main directions on a compass: North, South, East, and West.

What color is used to represent roads on a map?

Roads on a map are represented by the color red.

What is the full name of the compass?

The full name of the compass is the Liquid Prismatic Compass Mark Alpha.

What is a 'dead ground'?

A 'dead ground' is an area of land that is blocked from view between the observer and the target.

What does the term 'conventional sign' on a map refer to?

A conventional sign on a map is a standardized symbol used to represent specific features, such as a post office.

What are the seven types of maps mentioned in the script?

The seven types of maps are: topographical, geographical, political, historical, statistical, economic, and military maps.

How many zones is the ESM (Electronics and Signals) divided into?

The ESM is divided into nine zones.

What is a tactical map used for?

A tactical map is used to display secret military information and strategies during combat.

What is the difference between a 'conventional sign' and a 'military symbol'?

A conventional sign represents various geographical or man-made features on a map, while a military symbol is specifically used to represent military units, formations, and equipment.

What is the RF (Representative Fraction) of a 4 cm x 4 cm map sheet?

The RF for a 4 cm x 4 cm map sheet is 1/1,000,000.