Morning Drill Assembly
The daily formation that opens the training day — roll call, commands, drill practice and physical conditioning.
Beyond Training
14 activity categories and 31 individual activities — drill, sport, adventure, cultural work and community service.
The daily formation that opens the training day — roll call, commands, drill practice and physical conditioning.
Full ceremonial parade practice with salutes, honours and unit presentation for public events.
Cadets take the commander's chair — issuing orders, controlling the formation and correcting mistakes.
Stances, blocks, releases and escape technique practised in supervised pairs.
Scenario-based drills that train cadets to notice risk early and act before a situation escalates.
Short sprints, long distance, relay and field events with proper warm-up and technique.
Football, volleyball, kabaddi and badminton — learning tactics, fair play and how to play for the team.
Periodic competition between units and branches, judged on both performance and conduct.
Scenario-based practice: bleeding control, recovery position, burns, choking and shock.
Cadets demonstrate emergency skills to schools and community groups under instructor supervision.
Practice raising the alarm, evacuating in order, assembly and head-count.
Correct use of training extinguishers using the PASS technique in a controlled area.
A full-scale simulated incident covering evacuation, head-count, first aid and relief coordination.
Awareness sessions on local hazards, emergency kits and household preparedness plans.
Reading symbols, taking bearings, identifying terrain features and navigating to a point.
Timed navigation challenges where teams must find checkpoints using map and compass alone.
Footwork, hand placement, balance and controlled ascending on training walls.
Essential knots, rope handling, harness use and supervised descent practice.
Long-distance treks with checkpoints, discipline on the move and evening camp duties.
Navigation-led treks where route finding is part of the exercise.
Multi-day camps combining trekking, climbing, obstacles, camp craft and team tasks.
Shelter, water, fire and signalling taught in a controlled outdoor setting.
Timed obstacle course running individually and as a relay team.
Controlled water crossing and survival practice under strict supervision.
Group dance, music and drama performed at BTSI and community events.
Participation in national and state day programmes with parade and cultural presentations.
Cleanliness and anti-litter campaigns in schools, villages and public places.
Public awareness campaigns on health, safety, road discipline and civic responsibility.
Voluntary support during floods, storms and other emergencies when called upon.
Structured training delivered to school students on discipline, fitness and awareness.
Workshops that develop BTSI instructors and unit leaders.
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Each category groups related activities delivered across BTSI branches.
Take Part
Drill, sports, adventure and community service all carry assessed weight toward your certificate.