Which component of NSTP is focused on military training?

The Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC) is specifically designed to provide military training and education to students. Its primary focus is on preparing individuals for leadership roles in the military, emphasizing discipline, military tactics, and other essential skills that are pertinent to military service. This component of the National Service Training Program aims to develop a sense of duty and responsibility towards the country, fostering patriotism among participants.

The other components, such as Civic Welfare Training Service (CWTS), Literacy Training Service (LTS), and Volunteer Community Service (VCS), concentrate on public service and community development rather than military training. CWTS focuses on improving the welfare of the community, LTS emphasizes enhancing literacy and education, and VCS encourages active participation in various community-oriented activities. While all these components contribute to national development and civic responsibilities, ROTC stands out for its explicit focus on military training.