AFFILIATION
The College is administered by the Union Ministry of Defence, through the Headquarters Army Military Training Command (HQ ARTRAC). RIMC holds the Limca Book of Records of being the first Military School in India where exams for Class X and XII are conducted twice a year, in the months of May and November. These exams/certifications are recognised by the CBSE. The College offers only Science Stream at the +2 level. However, to prepare the Cadets for the UPSC examination for entry into NDA, Social Sciences are also taught. The curriculum requirements are exacting yet exciting in their variety. Every activity is objective based and precisely timed to mould future leaders and render holistic development.
Periodic tests are held regularly to ensure that the Cadets grasp and assimilate the course of study covered in each month. After the term-end examination, each cadet's academic record is comprehensively analysed and his position in class decided; with curricular and extracurricular achievements of the term being recorded in his dossier. Due weightage is also given to the sessional work done by a Cadet both in terms of class work and homework for his promotion to the next class. Cadets are familiarised with the modern objective type of questions to prepare them to competently face the UPSC Examination for entry into the NDA and NAVAC. RIMC has shown excellent results in sending between 60-90% cadets to NDA from each course.
The College is administered by the Union Ministry of Defence, through the Headquarters Army Military Training Command (HQ ARTRAC). RIMC holds the Limca Book of Records of being the first Military School in India where exams for Class X and XII are conducted twice a year, in the months of May and November. These exams/certifications are recognised by the CBSE. The College offers only Science Stream at the +2 level. However, to prepare the Cadets for the UPSC examination for entry into NDA, Social Sciences are also taught. The curriculum requirements are exacting yet exciting in their variety. Every activity is objective based and precisely timed to mould future leaders and render holistic development.
Periodic tests are held regularly to ensure that the Cadets grasp and assimilate the course of study covered in each month. After the term-end examination, each cadet's academic record is comprehensively analysed and his position in class decided; with curricular and extracurricular achievements of the term being recorded in his dossier. Due weightage is also given to the sessional work done by a Cadet both in terms of class work and homework for his promotion to the next class. Cadets are familiarised with the modern objective type of questions to prepare them to competently face the UPSC Examination for entry into the NDA and NAVAC. RIMC has shown excellent results in sending between 60-90% cadets to NDA from each course.