NCC Camps & Training Programs
 Combined Annual Training Camps (CATC): NCC cadets undergo rigorous training at CATC, where they are exposed to activities such as rifle shooting, map reading, drill, and physical fitness exercises. These camps help develop teamwork and military discipline. 
 Trekking &Mountaineering Camps: Selected cadets participate in national trekking and mountaineering camps held in scenic and challenging locations like Himachal Pradesh and Idukki. These camps promote endurance, adventure, and environmental consciousness.
 Advanced Leadership Camps (ALC): Our college sends cadets to prestigious ALCs, where they receive specialized training in leadership and communication skills. These camps are held at institutions like IIT Kharagpur and Ahmedabad and prepare cadets for key leadership roles.
 National Integration Camps (NIC): NCC cadets from diverse cultural and regional backgrounds come together for NICs, where they engage in activities that promote national unity and social harmony. Cadets from St. Aloysius College have represented Kerala in several such camps held across India.
 Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat (EBSB) Camp: The EBSB camp is designed to promote national integration by pairing cadets from different states of India, encouraging cultural exchange and unity. Cadets participate in activities like group discussions, cultural performances, and leadership exercises, fostering mutual understanding and a sense of national pride.
 Republic Day Camp (RDC): A national-level camp in New Delhi where cadets from across the country participate in the Republic Day Parade and various competitions, showcasing their skills.
 Thal Sainik Camp (TSC): Focuses on military-related activities such as shooting, map reading, and obstacle courses, allowing cadets to excel in these areas and compete at the national level.
 Youth Exchange Programme (YEP): An international exchange program where selected cadets represent India in countries like Russia and Singapore, engaging in cultural and military training activities.
 Army Attachment Camp: Cadets are attached to army units, where they experience real army
training, including tactical exercises, weapon handling, and military discipline.
 Rock Climbing Training Camp: A camp where cadets learn rock climbing techniques and safety measures, enhancing their physical strength, agility, and climbing skills.