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SSB Recommended For Indian Army NCC Special Entry

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SSB Recommended For Indian Army

I got recommended for the mighty Indian ARMY through NCC special entry 40th course and i thought i will share my experience with you all so that you might get benefited from it. It was my 3rd attempt and i was overconfident in both my last attempts and use to care about people way too much. For ex: i use to think what people will say about me when i speak. So during my 3rd attempt , i focussed on myself rather than on others. I prepared hard for GK, psych and others but this time i was prepared and not overconfident. So these two factors helped me a lot during my stay at the centre.

SSB at Bangalore: Around 130 reported at SSB centre of 24 SSB board and 5-10 were not allowed to attend because of document problems. I was given chest no 91.After verification the next day i had screening test.

1st day (23rd  July , 2016):   After breakfast intelligence tests started which was very simple. OIR consists of very simple questions and no preparation is required for that.

PPDT: A picture was shown in which there was a boat in a river with the boatman and 2 other persons formally dressed. I made the story as Ram was fond of photography and he goes to riverside with his uncle takes photograph with boatman’s help and wrote an article on it which was selected for The Hindu newspaper. After sometime discussion started, everyone started shouting and GTO warned us once. Again we started the discussion and this time i opened up and took control of group and again it was fish market. So, i told everyone guys please cooperate we need to come to a common group story and then we discussed well gave a common group story. Just because of cooperation 9 of us were screened in only from my group. After results 22 of us were screened in. We completed documentation and the day was over. Made new friends . 17 were form Karnataka , 4 from kerala and i was the only one from Uttar Pradesh. I was given chest no 12.

Imp. Point: Narration plays a major role so please don’t screw it up, narrate well and regarding discussion discuss don’t fight, cooperate well and try to reach a consensus.

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2nd day(24th July): PSYCHOLOGY TESTS

TAT:  You know the drill, 11+1 pictures and stories based on that. For blank slide i wrote the story which i have already prepared for it.

WAT: 60 words shown and the words were very  familiar as i have practised WAT before from SSBCRACK app which you can download from playstore, so i wrote 57 out of 60.

SRT: 60 SRTS out of which i could do only 42. The one thing about SRT is quality matters not quantity so read carefully and then react to the situation.

SD:  I had my self description prepared in advance so i completed every section without wasting time.

Imp. Point: Don’t write stories in TAT with preconceived ideas and don’t try to fit any story which you have prepared and prepare blank story in advance so that you don’t loose your time because after writing 11 stories your mind will shutdown. Give original response. WAT requires practise as you will run out of time in SSB if you don’t practise it well and SRTS don’t run for maximum numbers do the best you can, give your natural response. Prepare self description well in advance. After psychological tests, i  went out with friends , saw the city and  came back.

 

3rd day (24th July): GTO DAY 1

Group discussion: We were given 2 topics: (1) Role of NCC in society and (2): Sports development.

We discussed and came to a consensus that we will discuss on sports development. Discussion went on for around 20 minutes and then GTO gave us 2nd topic Road safety and awareness. While discussing give everyone a chance to speak and cooperate among the group. You are appearing for SSB so consider yourself as an officer and either lead the team or support the team. Just don’t interrupt others for the sake of speaking, it will only lend you in trouble.

Group planning exercise: GTO briefed us about the situation and problems in the plan and then asked us to write solution for it individually and then took our notepads and told us to discuss. We discussed and then i presented the final group plan. Before giving group plan i asked my group members whether they have a doubt, they said no. But when GTO asked the same then they raised their hands and gave suggestions. When group plan has been given you are not supposed to raise hands for suggestions. Even if you have any problem with the final plan give your views before the final plan and not after the plan has been given.

Progressive group task: Everyone started in a hurry started fighting for helping materials, by that time i figured out how to cross the obstacle. Others got helping materials and i was empty handed but i had the ideas so i turned the table on them and gave the ideas and made them follow my words and took my team to the others side of obstacle. The point here is don’t fight for materials instead find out ideas to cross the obstacle and complete the task. Helping materials are of no use until you don’t know how to use them.

Group obstacle race: After briefing we were shown the obstacles and then we were told to choose a slogan . I came out with the slogan VANDE MATARAM and everyone agreed. I  was at front and helped tall guy of my group to climb the wall and then i climbed up and pulled everyone meanwhile only  i was shouting the slogan as my mates were exhausted. A moment came where 1 one of my mate was left behind and others started running ahead and leaving him behind. I stopped others helped my leftout mate to join the group and then we completed the task together. We got plenty of penalties for touching red mark on obstacles. Whatever may be the situation don’t leave any of your mates behind even if you loose doesn’t matter finish the obstacle together and keep shouting the slogan as loud as possible.

Half group task: Out of 7 members we were divided in 2 groups. 1st group of 4 members and 2nd group with 3 members , i was in 2nd group. My group was called for the task, GTO briefed us and gave us 15 minutes to do the task. I was the only guy who spoke and other two were silent all the time because they were clueless . GTO started talking to me, i gave 1 idea then he started asking others ideas. I along with other 2 completed the task. The tasks given are easy and  completely based on common sense. Look at the obstacles carefully , listen to the briefing very carefully and you will do it easily.

Lecturette : After the briefing 1st guy introduced himself and took 1 card and went 20ms away from the group and prepared his topic whereas others were giving their introduction. I picked a card and i got 4 topics which were:

  1. Nuclear weapons.
  2. South China dispute.
  3. Road safety.
  4. Girl in the society.

I chose the last one i.e., GIRL IN THE SOCIETY. The topic was very simple which needed no preparation. I started speaking on it started by giving examples of 1st 3 women fighter pilots and used Modi’s BETI BACHAO BETI PADHAO scheme and spoke with confidence in front of my group. I heard the 1st bell and then started winding it up and finished it as soon as i heard the 2nd bell. Don’t go for major topics until you know well about it and can speak for 3 minutes. You can speak on any topic, the main aspect is the way you speak in front of your group, content of your topic, your confidence and eye contact that’s what matters.

GTO DAY 1 WAS OVER

I WAS CALLED FOR INTERVIEW

INTERVIEW:

I was called for interview soon after the GTO tasks so i went inside in the same dirty dress. The interviewer came to door and then hand shaked with me. Interview started with rapid fire round. I started replying , he stopped me and asked me about name of two of my  friends in college i told ROCKY AND JEET and then asked me to continue with the rapid round. After 40 minutes he again asked me about the name of two college friends  , i told ROCKY AND JEET. He cross checked me like i told you above 2 or 3 times. When you go for interview , be honest with the interviewer or else he will put you in pressure and you will start giving the answer which the interviewer is looking for. He/she will cross check you many times to check your honesty so fill the PIQ form honestly and remember what you have written in the PIQ. Sometimes interviewer might ask you about your parents , your friends and your teachers thinking about you to cross check you with your SELF DESCRIPTION part which he has with him. The only way to perform well is to be honest from the starting i.e., PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTS. I was satisfied with my interview as i was honest with him, after which i came to room , changed my dress and went outside with friends. When you go inside the interviewing room, stay calm and don’t panic. The interviewer wants to know you that’s all. Give answers to his questions honestly and you will go through it. For performing well in the interview, note questions from books, apps etc , write their answers and sit in front of a mirror ask those questions to yourself and then reply. This will help you to control your facial expressions along with better fluency.

 

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4th day (25th july) : GTO DAY 2

Individual obstacles: GTO 2 started and 1st task was individual obstacle task and i was very excited about it. As it rained that day we were advised to do carefully as the obstacles were slippery. I started my task from commando walk and made a route which helped me to cover all the obstacles. I fell down from tarzan swing as the ropes were wet and again i did it the next time. I could do only 10 as the obstacles and planks were wet. The obstacles are very simple anybody who plays outdoor games can easily do it and there is no practice required for this task.

Command task: GTO started calling each candidate one by one. Out of 7 members , 5 members of my group called me during their turn. My turn came , GTO started asking about myself and then asked me to call two members and then briefed me about the obstacle and told me to start. I gave instructions to my subordinates about the task and asked them not to speak until i asked them to do so. I started the task, gave 1 idea, GTO asked me how would you cross this if you don’t have rope, i answered and showed him how to do it. Within no time i completed my task and was asked to leave. It shows your influence within the group when most of the group members are asking your help during their tasks. After getting screened in , i got to know every candidate who was screened in and i became friendly with them. This is what helped me in the GTO tasks specially THE COMMAND TASK where i was called 5 times. Socialising with others help you in many tasks so be prepared to get mingled with your fellow mates. I have seen guys reading their books during their stay in SSB whole time, which doesn’t help you because you came for SSB so you should prepare before reaching the SSB centre and not after reaching the centre. A little revision is good , but too much of it will put pressure on you. So stay calm, enjoy with friends and behave normally as you behave outside the SSB centre and this will help you to show your original self.

Final group task: This was the final task. We were given very less time to cross the obstacle once the GTO briefed us and then i saw my members going for helping materials, i again took the opportunity and briefed my team to cross the obstacle. But , then one member of my group gave 1 perfect idea to cross over and everyone started fighting to cross the obstacle the way they want. I pacified everyone explained the importance of time and made them cross the obstacle through the shortest way shown by my group member. We reached the 2nd obstacle, i gave the idea to cross over to the 3rd obstacle and final idea was given by chest no 11 to complete the task. 3 obstacles, 3 ideas and the task was completed within the given time. Listen carefully to the briefing and find out ideas to do the task and don’t fight for helping materials as i told you before.

Imp. Point: GTO tasks are about cooperation within the group. If you want to show individually show it in individual obstacles, lecturrette, command tasks and rest other tasks are to be done with the cooperation of the group. Whenever group discussion reaches a tensed point, pacify others and let others also speak. Don’t try to dominate others in GD, GPE, GOR, etc. Cooperate well , gain support and show that either you are a team player or a leader.

5th day-D-DAY(26th july)

CONFERENCE:

I woke up at 5.30 am took bath , had breakfast and was waiting for conference with others at the waiting point i.e., T-POINT , this is what we call the waiting point as in Bangalore. Conference started, i was called in and my conference was hardly 15 seconds. I went inside wished them, my interviewer asked about my stay and any suggestions i said no, then he asked me to leave that’s it. I was shocked my conference was only for 10-15 seconds whereas for others it was atleast 50 seconds – 1 minute. Anyway conference was over , we were asked to sit in a room for results. Psychologist came and motivated us to come again for the SSB for those who didn’t make it this time. He started announcing results, he called chest no.11 my buddy and then he called chest no. 12….it was me , i was shocked , he called again chest no. 12, then i realised and went near him and told him my full name. That is the best feeling for any aspirant. No words can describe that feeling. When they say you have to earn it, it means you work hard for it and earn that moment because hardwork for that moment is worth it. So warriors start working hard to earn that moment, and don’t loose hope and never ever doubt yourself. The day you stop believing yourself, you shouldn’t even appear for SSB. That’s why work hard, believe yourself, have faith in GOD, definitely you will make it. I know what it feels when you prepare for SSB, there will be times when you will feel like giving up, but what you do next determines your future. Keep pushing hard no matter how much time it takes. It you who has decided to join this honoured organisation, so atleast try your level best so that you won’t regret later that you didn’t give your best. It doesn’t matter you get screened out 5 times or conference out 6 times , what matters is your belief system. As i told you earlier, the day you stop believing yourself don’t even appear for SSB because when you don’t believe yourself , then how you expect others to believe you?!!!! Its all about your personality, OLQS etc. If you want to become an officer, start behaving like an officer, its not that difficult. Consider yourself as an officer and be a responsible person, because if you behave as an officer in real life, then you don’t have to fake when you appear for SSB. First do your homework i.e., hardwork and then expect support from GOD. Don’t just keep blaming GOD and the SSB officials for not selecting you. There isn’t a pure selecting process than SSB, so first of all you got to believe that you are going through a pure process where they will test you for your quality. Your  5 days will decide the future of million people of the country. Whenever you feel depressed, talk to parents, friends because they really are angels. Lots of inspiring videos are there in YOUTUBE, SSBCRACK watch them and get a boost and then start working towards your goal. The day you get recommended you will respect yourself for your hardwork because that’s the best feeling ever. Introspection is a must, without which it’s not possible to show your real self. Start your preparation by knowing the whole SSB process and then INTROSPECTION.

Regarding GK read newspaper daily , that is more than enough. You can follow websites such as SSBCRACK, DEFENSEUPDATE.IN, DEFENSENEWS.IN, watch TV debates on issues which you find confusing. Watching TV debates will help you learn the way to speak in a group discussion along with the knowledge. I would like to thank SSBCRACK and JAYENDRA PRATAP SINGH SIR(DO FOLLOW HIS ARTICLES) for doing such a great work, without which it wouldn’t have been possible.

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Indian Navy Recruitment 2017 [Technical – Executive Branch]

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Indian Navy Recruitment 2017

Indian Navy Recruitment 2017 [Technical – Executive Branch]. Applications are invited from unmarried eligible candidates for grant of Short Service Commission in Executive Branch viz General Service/Hydro/IT and Technical Branch viz General Service/Submarine/Naval Architecture of the Indian Navy for Jun 17 Course at Indian Naval Academy (INA) Ezhimala, Kerala. Candidates must fulfill conditions of nationality as laid down by the Government of India.

Age: 19 1⁄2 to 25 Years, born between 02 Jul 1992 & 01 Jan 1998; both dates inclusive.

Educational Qualifications: Candidates should have passed Engineering degree or in the final year of Engineering course:

Indian Navy Recruitment 2017

Note: – (i) Only one application is to be filled by a candidate. (ii) Technical Branch candidates as mentioned above at Ser. No. (c) & (d) can also be allotted Air Technical Specilisation/appointed as Air Technical Officer by IHQ MoD (Navy) (iii) Candidates must have minimum of 60% marks overall aggregate on completion of BE/B.Tech. The candidates failing to meet minimum cut off percentage will not be permitted to join INA Ezhimala. (iv) Candidates who are eligible for more than one branch/cadre should mention their preference in the application. (v) Candidates will be shortlisted for SSB based on their first preference. (vi) However, if not shortlisted for the first preference you may be considered for alternate branch/cadre subject to availability of spare slots in SSB batches of that branch/cadre. (vii) Once shortlisted for a branch/cadre subsequent stages of selection process (SSB, medicals & meriting) will be exclusively for the branch/cadre only.

Physical Standards
(a) Height& weight. Minimum height Male – 157 cm, Female – 152 cm with correlated weight.

(b) Eye sight

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NOTE:

(i) All candidates recommended by SSB will have to undergo medicals as per extant regulation. There is no relaxation in medical standard on any ground
(ii) Tattoo. Permanent body tattoos are not permitted on any part of the body, however, certain concessions are permitted to candidates belonging to tribal areas communities as declared by the Government of India. For other candidates permanent body tattoos are only permitted on inner face of forearms i.e. from inside of elbow to wrist and on the reverse side of palm/back (dorsal) side of hand. Details in this regard are available on the naval recruitment website: www. joinindiannavy.gov.in.
Cost to Company (CTC). The CTC for a Sub Lieutenant would be approximately Rs. Rs 74,100/- to 90,600/- per month. This includes Basic Pay, DA, Grade Pay, Military Service Pay, House Rent Allowances, Transport Allowance, Ration Allowance and kit Maintenance Allowance. These rates are likely to increase post implementation of 7th CPC.

Selection Procedure of Indian Navy

  • IHQ of MoD reserves the right to shortlist applications and to fix cut off/ percentage of marks without assigning any reason. No communication will be entertained on this account. SSB interviews for shortlisted candidates will be scheduled at Bangalore/Bhopal/Coimbatore/Visakhapatnam during Nov 16 to Mar 17.
  • SSB interview will be conducted in two Stages. Stage I test consisting of Intelligence Test, Picture Perception and Discussion test will be conducted on the first day of arrival at SSB. Candidates who fail to qualify in Stage I will be routed back on the same day. Stage II tests comprising of Psychological testing, Group testing and Interview will last for 04 days. Successful candidates will thereafter undergo Medical Examination (approx duration 03-05 days).
  • Candidates recommended by the SSB and declared medically fit will be appointed for training as per all India merit depending on the number of vacancies.
  • Change of SSB Centre for interview is not permissible under any circumstance.
  • Any correspondence regarding change of SSB dates be addressed to the call up officer of the SSB on receipt of call up letter. Candidates are to download the call up letter on receiving intimation from IHQ MoD (N) by SMS/email.
  • No compensation will be paid in respect of any injury sustained as a result of tests during SSB interviews.
  • AC 3 tier rail fare is admissible for the SSB interview, if appearing for the first time for that type of commission.

Indian Navy Training

  • Training is scheduled to commence in Jun 2017 at Indian Naval Academy, Ezhimala. After training candidates will be inducted as officers in the rank of Sub Lieutenant.
  • Candidates selected for Tech (GS) & (NA)/IT and Executive Branch will undergo 22 Weeks Naval Orientation Course and candidates selected for Executive GS(X)/Hydro will undergo 44 Weeks Naval orientation Course at the Naval Academy, Ezhimala followed by professional training in Naval Ships and Training Establishments. Full pay & allowances are admissible to officers whilst under training. They will be on probation for a period of two years, during which they are liable to be discharged if their performance is unsatisfactory.
  • Candidates finally selected for Submarine Specialisation, will be inducted as officers in the rank of Sub Lieutenant and undergo 22 weeks Naval Orientation Course at the Naval Academy, Ezhimala, Kerala followed by professional training in other Naval Training Establishments/Ships. On completion of the training the candidates will have to pass Submarine Qualifying Board. The candidate who fails to qualify in the submarine qualifying Board will not be retained in service. The candidates will be entitled for Submarine allowances up to Rs. 21,000/- per month, only after qualifying the Submarine Qualifying Board. These rates are likely to increase post implementation of 7 CPC.
  • Only unmarried candidates are eligible for training. Any candidate who is found to be married or marries while under training will be discharged and shall be liable to refund full pay & allowances drawn by him/her and other expenditure incurred on the candidate by the Government.

HOW TO APPLY

Candidates are to fill in ‘e-application’ (Online) for the entry. The candidates are to apply online (e-application) from 13 Aug 16. The online application registration will cease on 03 Sep 16. The procedure for applying online is explained in the official notification.
IMPORTANT – Please read the instructions given on the website carefully before submitting your ‘e- application’ form.

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20 Latest Lecturette Topics From Recent SSB Interviews

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20 Latest Lecturette Topics From Recent SSB Interviews

Hello Aspirants, As the world keeps changing so are the topics for the SSB lecturette. Below are few topics from the recent SSBs. These can easily be answered if you follow current affairs and have a fair amount of general knowledge. Do prepare well and excel in your lecturette.

 

  1.  Media Manipulation
  2.  India- A sleeping giant awakens
  3.  Start-up India
  4.  India’s growing economy
  5.  Water Management In India
  6.  South China Sea
  7.  Missile development in India
  8.  Reviewing Reservation
  9.  ISRO achievements
  10.  Sectors contributing to Indian GDP
  11.  India and NSG
  12.  Refugee crisis management
  13.  Disaster Preparedness In India
  14.  Recent State Elections
  15.  Make In India
  16.  Media – eye of the world
  17.  Recent Defence procurement
  18.  Health Hazards
  19.  CPEC and Its impact
  20.  Sports and mental health
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8 Things That Makes India Special

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India has just celebrated its 70th Independence Day on 15th August. The day was joyful celebrated all over the nation and several patriotic activities were seen in the entire nation. India has a special place in the world because of several reasons that sometimes asked in the SSB interviews. India has the 2nd largest population and the 7th largest geographical area in the world. Some other crucial and interesting facts about India are given below.
1. Largest Democracy – India is the largest democratic nation, which has conducted largest election in the world and longest in Indian history in 2014. India is the home of about 17% population of the world, counting about 1.2 billion people and marking the largest democracy in the world.
2. Third Largest Army – India possesses third largest army in the world and is strong enough to avert any kind of external threat and internal problems. With 1.3 million active soldiers, Indian army comes under the Ministry of Defense and is world’s largest volunteer army.
3. Self-Dependent And Hidden Talent – Cryogenic Engine, MOM, Agni missiles, nuclear tests – Pokhran and many more are there that describes India’s self-reliant nature and depicts the talent possessed by India. The contribution of Dr. Bhabha, A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, C.V. Raman, Chandrasekhar and others in the field of science has raised India’s name with proud.

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4. Geographic Diversity – India is the place of geographic and bio-diversity. Mawsynram receives the highest rainfall in the world, while Himalaya, Thar desert and Ghats makes India rich in diversity.
5. Conducted Operations In Arid Circumstances – Several operations have been conducted and successfully concluded by the Indians. Occupation and regaining of territory, evacuation operations, relief operations etc. were handled by India that shows the expertise of the Armed Forces and quick decisions of the government of India.
6. Sports Is A Strong Profession – Sportsmen of India are also ahead in their fields. Looking back in the past, Col Dhyanchand and Balbir Singh in hockey, Milkha Singh etc have made India proud. Now, Sachin Tendulkar, Vijender Singh, Sushil Kumar, Leander Paes, Sania Mirza, Saina Nehwal etc are working hard to place India in the world rankings. The Indian national Kabbadi team has won all Kabbadi world cups that took place till now.
7. Oldest Civilization And Remarkable Achievements – India has been named as the place of residence of the oldest civilizations of the world and some of the most exceptional inventions and discoveries have been made here. 0, algebra, calculus, lunar and solar eclipse, trigonometry, surgery by Shushrusha etc were born in India. Ayurveda and yoga are also product of India. It also said that martial arts was also created in India, which later on migrated to eastern nations.
8. Cultural and Religious Flavors – The cultural and religious face of India makes it distinct and attractive. The ancient architecture, heritage and agrarian touch are found exceptionally in India. India is the world’s largest milk produce and has Tajmahal (one of the seven wonders).

Conclusion – India has made a special place in the world and now heading to move above and getting leveled with other developed nation. Apart from the above mentioned points, several such facts and points are there that specifies India’s elite significance and more such facts will be added in future.

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AFCAT 2 2016 Last Minute Tips

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AFCAT 2 2016 Last Minute Tips

AFCAT 2 2016, which will be conducted on 28th August in 2 shifts (morning and evening), is being targeted by many candidates. The time is limited and the target is near. This moment is not to dust out the books and go deep in all the data. Rather, the last moment tips work here. This also needs prior preparation. But it will work if planed as per the personal caliber. To improve your performance in AFCAT 2 2016, we are here with some tips.
– Go Through The Current Affairs – The current affairs are the most crucial thing to cover at the last moment. This will escalate your marks and will also take you over the cut-off. As per the previous year pattern, last 4-5 months current affairs are averagely covered in the exam.
– Maths Formulas Should Be On Your Tips – Solving calculative and bulky problems before 10 days of the exam is not a good decision. Quickly learn all the important formulas and solve basic types of questions asked in the exam, rather than going through the diverse kind of questions that will only purify your calculative power. Maths is the most simple and scoring section of AFCAT. So make sure you get more and more marks in this section, where chances of marks deduction is very low.

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– Readout G.K. Short Points – Don’t go deep into G.K. at last moment. This will entangle your prior knowledge and leave you confused. Go through the simple and easy point of all G.K. sections. As the exam is perfectly optional and no statement type question is there, so going deep is not required. Just commemorate precise terms, dates and related matter without going deep into the matter.
Sample Papers And Previous Year Papers For Time Management – Final step should be to solve sample papers and previous year papers to get the idea of exam and per-specify the time management for the examination. 2 hours for the exam are sufficient for covering the exam. But still, time management is required to solve it effectively. Candidates can get the previous year papers here AFCAT Solved Question Papers Download
Apart from the above tips, some other short and quick tips to enhance and increase your marks are –

  • Avoid marking questions on which you are not sure
  • Attempt the section, which you find easy in solving
  • Read thoroughly before marking
  • Stay calm in maths calculations
  • Observation matters in reasoning

Conclusion – The AFCAT examination is the open door for all AirForce aspirants. The examination is of average difficulty level and most of the candidates clear the examination easily. The exam is just few days ahead and candidates would be in a mess of grabbing more in less time. Keep every aspect clear and check your performance in smart way. Manage time judiciously and attend the exam with full confidence.
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OTA Chennai Passing Out Parade 10 September 2016

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OTA CHENNAI PASSING OUT PARADE 10 SEPTEMBER 2016

The Officers Training Academy (OTA) displayed the finest military traditions when Supreme Commander of armed forces and President of India Pranab Mukherjee reviewed an impressive Passing out Parade (PoP) on Saturday. With a host of dignitaries, invited guests, diplomatic officials and proud parents, the Officer Cadets marched out with precision from Parameshwaran Drill Square to the tune of ‘Auld Lang Syne’, taking the ‘Final Step.’ The march symbolised the end of their training and the beginning of a major step towards a demanding career as an Indian Army officer. It was

It was third time that an Indian President reviewed the parade at OTA. According to officials, a total of 269 Officer Cadets (including 218 Gentleman Cadets, 32 Lady Cadets from India and 19 Gentleman Cadets, one Lady Cadet from abroad), were commissioned today. OTA Commandant Lieutenant General Bobby Mathews and his faculty were complimented by President for churning out future military leaders. The President also presented various awards on the occasion. The ‘Sword of Honour’ for Best All Round Gentlemen/Lady Cadet of the Passing Out Course was presented to Varun Singh Chauhan. The Gold Medal for standing first in Order of Merit was awarded to Alla Shridhar.

The Silver Medal for standing second in Overall Order of Merit was awarded to Divya Tyagi and the Bronze Medal for standing third in Overall Order of Merit was awarded to Rakesh T R. The banner for Champion Company was awarded to Mektila Company. The newly­commissioned Lieutenants were also awarded a Post Graduate Diploma in Defence Management and Strategic Studies by the Madras University.Speaking on the occasion, the President said India’s security challenges go much beyond conventional borders and conventional threats in the international arena. “Time and again our country has fallen back.

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Speaking on the occasion, the President said India’s security challenges go much beyond conventional borders and conventional threats in the international arena. “Time and again our country has fallen back on our armed forces in internal crisis situations, both man­made and natural. All these challenges demanded a capable and responsive armed forces to ensure stability and peace so vital for our country,” Pranab Mukherjee said. Saying that the 21st century has ushered in its own set of challenges, the President said: “Though turbulence and uncertainty have manifested all along in the history of mankind, this century is witnessing chaos and strife of a very virulent nature encompassing asymmetric warfare involving both state and non­state actors.”

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Know Your Olympian: Naib Subedar Jitu Rai of 11 GR

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Jitu Rai Army

The Olympic Games kick-started in Rio with stunning performances and mouth-opening fireworks. India is represented by its largest ever contingent of 120 members from various corners of the country representing various organisations. One among them is Indian Army’s Naib Subedar Jitu Rai.

Here is the story of a Gorkha Soldier representing India at the Olympics:

  1. Jitu Rai was born and bought up in the Nepali village of Sankhuwa Sabha district. He is the fourth brother among five siblings.
  2. He moved to India after the death of his father in 2006.
  3. While his 3 brothers work in foreign countries and his mother cultivate rice in Nepal, Jitu Rai joined the Indian Army in 2006 in Lucknow. Jitu Rai always called Nepal his homeland ever since then.
  4. He joined the 11th Gorkha Regiment in 2006 as a Sepoy and eventually moved up the ladder to the rank of Naib-Subedar.
  5. Nb Sub Jitu Rai, is also a valid Indian citizen as proved by the fact that he possesses a passport bearing number J6211856, valid till February 21, 2021.Jitu Rai Army
  6. He also has a certificate of participation in the 2011 National Games where he represented Uttar Pradesh.
  7. Nb Sub Jitu Rai first started shooting in the Army’s shooting squad in 2010-11 but failed to live up to expectations. He was subsequently sent back to his unit, putting an end to his training at the Army Markmanship Unit in Mhow.
  8. Nb Sub Jitu Rai has various feats to his name which include:
  • Silver Medal, 10 metre air pistol event in 2014 at the ISSF World Cup in Munich.
  • Silver Medal, 50 metre pistol event and Gold Medal, 10 metre air pistol event in Maribor.
  • 3 medals in nine days at the World Cup and first person to have won two medals at a single world cup for India.
  • He was ranked number 1 in the world, in 10 metre air pistol and number 4, in 50 metre pistol, as of July 2014.
  • Gold medal and games record in the qualification round of the 50 metre pistol event in 2014 Commonwealth Games scoring 562 points.
  • Gold medal in the 50 m pistol category in the 2014 Asian Games at Incheon, South Korea.
  • He also won a bronze in the men’s 10 m air pistol team event at Incheon.
  • In 2016, he won a silver medal at the ISSF World Cup held in Baku, Azerbaijan in the 10m Air Pistol event.

Today, the whole country looks up to this Gorkha Soldier in a hope of bringing a medal home.

In A First, BSF To Replace Its Routine PT With Yoga Asanas

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BSF Yoga

In a bid to promote PM Modi’s yoga campaign, the Border Security Force (BSF) has decided to replace its routine 45-minute daily physical training (PT) drills with yoga at all its units.

The decision was taken by BSF Director General KK Sharma after 1,900 personnel of BSF recently completed yoga training under the charge of Yoga guru Ramdev.BSF Yoga

So, instead of 45 minutes PT capsule, jawans will now undergo yoga asanas. It’s a healthy ancient art which has immense mental and physical benefits. It’s a scientific method which enhances immunity, brings in flexibility and prepares the practitioner for tougher tasks. It’s the best alternative for PT and will make jawans much stronger.

A committee of senior officers of the force has been constituted that will suggest if, apart from yoga, any other physical exercises are required to be included in the daily regime of the 2.5 lakh personnel-strong force.

The paramilitary force has decided to “intensify” yoga training of its troops and the aim is to have at least one trainer in this discipline in each platoon-level formation comprising about 35 personnel.

BSF DG Sharma had offered a cheque for Rs 11 lakh to Patanjali Yogpeeth as part of yoga training expenses of 2,000 jawans, but Ramdev refused to accept it.

He further added 10 lakh to it and donated Rs 21 lakh for the BSF Welfare Fund.

BSF guards India’s two important borders with Pakistan and Bangladesh since 1965 apart from conducting anti-Naxal operations in the Left Wing Extremism hit states of Chhattisgarh and Odisha.

Now, Welcome A 4th BrahMos Regiment In The Army

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4th BrahMos Regiment

The NDA government has cleared a fourth BrahMos regiment for the Indian Army at a cost of over ₹4,300 crore at the 4,057-km-long Line of Actual Control of Arunachal Pradesh to counter the security threat posed by massive Chinese military infrastructure at the border.

Recently, at least 20 to 25 Chinese troops had entered into the demilitarised area in Barahoti pastures in Chamoli district of Uttarakhand, besides flying its helicopters in the Indian air space for over five minutes.

Here is all you need to know about the 4th BrahMos regiment of the Army, summed in 10 points:

  1. The regiment consists of around 100 missiles, five mobile autonomous launchers on 12X12 heavy-duty trucks and a mobile command post, among other hardware and software.
  2. The new regiment is for mountainous terrain such as the north-eastern states or Jammu and Kashmir, facing China and Pakistan respectively.
  3. From 2007 onwards, the Army has progressively inducted three regiments of BrahMos with largely Block-I and II missiles developed to hit a specific small target with a low radar cross-section in a cluttered environment
  4. The latest Block-III “steep-dive” version will now be have “a combined high-low trajectory” to evade enemy defence systems.
  5. The new variant of BrahMos “can take a steep dive up to 75 degrees. Defence scientists are already working on achieving a 90-degree steep-dive capability.
  6. The latest ₹4,300 crore contract for the advanced version of the missile with Indo-Russian company, BrahMos Aerospace, will take the total orders placed for BrahMos so far to over ₹31,000 crore.
  7. BrahMos is a fire and forget missile with a range of 290-km and has “nine times more kinetic energy than sub-sonic missiles” for greater destructive potential.
  8. BrahMos can attack surface targets by flying to it as low as 10 metres above the ground to prevent radar detection and can touch Mach 2.8 speeds.
  9. BrahMos will take about five years to develop the hypersonic cruise missile that can travel at Mach 5 speeds.
  10. The Navy has already installed the missile on 10 frontline warships, including the latest stealth destroyers and frigates.

“35” Questions You Must Answer in SSB Interview

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35 QUESTIONS YOU MUST ANSWER IN SSB INTERVIEW

Personal Interview in SSB is always seen as the causal question- answer drive. But deeply, it is the common way to explore the candidate to his depth. The questions asked are very simple and common. But the way and matter of reply by candidates are always different. Some questions are normally asked by IO related to certain fields and candidates must answer them. So, we are here with some of those questions.
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Personal

  1. What are the mischiefs that you have done during your school or college time?
  2. What are the good and bad qualities of you and what efforts are you applying to overcome your bad qualities?
  3. Explain yourself in a shortest way.
  4. Which was the happiest and sad day of your life?
  5. How will you handle your boss with tough and stubborn attitude?

Family

  1. Who is closer to you, father or mother?
  2. What have you learnt from your father and mother?
  3. Tell me something about your family background.
  4. What is your contribution in family works?
  5. How your elder siblings have helped you and how you have helped your younger siblings in education or other fields?

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Education

  1. Why there is fluctuation in your marks in 10th, 12th and graduation?
  2. How did you managed time for studies, sports and co-curricular activities?
  3. Have you ever failed in any examination in school or college? If yes, then why?
  4. Who is your favorite teacher/ lecturer and whom you don’t like? Give reasons for your likes and dislikes.
  5. Which subject do you like the most and which you don’t like and why?

Sports and Games

  1. Tell me something about your involvement and achievements in sports.
  2. Which will you prefer, indoor or outdoor games and why?
  3. What have you learnt from sports and games?
  4. What are the hurdles that you have experienced in your sport?
  5. Why did you choose this specific sport/game over others?
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Extra-curricular Activities

  1. Have you joined NSS or NCC? If yes, then what were the activities that you have done there?
  2. In how many activities have you participated so far and tell me about your achievements.
  3. Tell me about those activities in which you have failed and why?
  4. Have you ever compromised your studies for extra-curricular activities and how did you manage both efficiently?
  5. Which was the best and worst experience in your participation?

Place of Residence

  1. What is the educational, social and economic significance of your district?
  2. What are the basic problems in your district and if you are given a chance, what will you do to overcome them?
  3. Tell me something about the history of your district and what is the famous thing in your district.
  4. How will you compare your district with other developed cities?
  5. What is the difference between your district and this area (where your SSB centre is situated)?

Career

  1. Why do you want to join Indian Armed Force?
  2. What if you got rejected this time?
  3. What other plans do you have for your career?
  4. Who inspired you to join the Armed Forces?
  5. How will you compare the Armed Forces with other government and private jobs?

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