Basic Mountain Terrain Bike Course 14
Nehru Institute of Mountaineering · Uttarkashi, Uttarakhand
- Course dates
- 16 Nov 2027 → 26 Nov 2027
- Duration
- 11 days
- Applications
- Check with NIM UttarkashiNIM doesn't publish an application window; seats are allotted first come, first served.
- Age limit
- 16–45 years
- Batch
- Not stated
- Level
- Beginner
- Fee (Indian nationals)
- ₹28,989
- Foreign nationals
- USD 1,568
- Seats
- 30 places
Who can apply
Open to the public, within the age limit.
No earlier course is needed.
Fitness and medical
- Before going into the mountains NIM tests fitness with a 10 km walk carrying 15 kg; only those who pass continue on BMC/AMC.
Fee and what's included
₹28,989
- The fee includes food, accommodation, equipment, transport, medicines and training during the course.
Documents you'll need
- Signed indemnity bond (scanned and uploaded with the application)
- NIM medical form, filled in and verified by a practising MBBS doctor, handed in when you report
- Insurance: compulsory; NIM insures Indian trainees for an extra Rs 850 (Rs 3 lakh cover) or Rs 1,200 (Rs 5 lakh cover). Foreign trainees bring their own adventure cover.
- Foreign nationals: passport and valid visa when reporting
How to apply
- Check the course schedule and NIM's seat allotment, cancellation and refund terms (Terms & Conditions on nimindia.net).
- Apply online at nimindia.net and pay the full fee online or by bank draft — part payment isn't accepted.
- Download NIM's indemnity bond, fill it in, sign it and upload a scan with your application.
- Seats are allotted first come, first served; if a course is full you're offered the next one.
- Arrive the evening before the course starts — late arrivals, even by one day, can't join.
Prepare safely
General advice from TravelTycoons, not the institute's rules. Follow the institute's instructions where they differ.
- Start training at least three months ahead: long walks on uneven ground with a loaded pack, running and stair climbs. NIM and HMI both test fitness on arrival, and trainees who fail can be sent home.
- Mountain courses go high. Tell the institute's doctor about any medical condition, and report headaches, breathlessness or nausea straight away — altitude sickness is treatable when caught early.
- Book non-refundable travel only after the institute confirms your seat, and keep copies of your ID, medical certificate and payment receipt.
- Check whether the institute insures trainees; if not, buy cover that includes adventure activities.
Official contacts
- Training office (also WhatsApp): +91 70607 17717
- Registrar: 01374-222123
- Principal: +91 99972 54854
- Email: principal-nim@uk.gov.in
- Email: nimutk2004@gmail.com
Website: www.nimindia.net
Sources and last checked
Last checked 18 Oct 2026. Copied from the institute's published training schedule.
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