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Cleared SSB Interview To Join Indian Army In 1st Attempt

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Cleared SSB Interview To Join Indian Army In 1st Attempt

Hey folks! My name is Osheen Guleria and I am 20 years old. I got recommended from 21SSB, Bhopal as a CDS entry for the course SSCW(NT)-20 this year in the month of June. I have completed my graduation in B.A. (English Honors). While scrolling through my feed, it was usual for me to read through success stories of the people who made it through the SSB. It was always overwhelming and inspiring to read them and learn from them. When I cleared the SSB myself, I wished to pen down my experience so that it helps other aspirants too. So, here I take this privilege to tell you about my experience at the SSB.

I come from a defense background, hence, it was always in the back of my head to see myself in the uniform like I saw dad marching ahead in glory. The zeal and enthusiasm knew no bounds every time I saw my dad deck up smartly in the morning in his uniform to step out for the day. The sense of pride and honor goes to an altogether different level when you reach an inch closer to standing next to your father decked up that smartly. So, the passion towards the armed forces has been inherent and innate in me. I became eligible to appear for the CDS exam last year during my last year of graduation. I took my written exam as soon as I became eligible and cleared it in the same go. I received my call letter for the SSB in the month of April which was supposed to be held from 20-24 June,17. I was all excited yet anxious to take up this altogether different experience. I confronted my father regarding the same who calmed me down and gave me his peace of mind.

We had to report at the Bhopal Junction at 14:00 hours on the 19th of June as I did. When we assembled at the railway station for the vehicles to pick us up, I guessed the strength of the lady candidates to be around 120. I was a little worried about the procedure but only came up to realize that panic wouldn’t do me any good. I talked to other girls around before we were finally picked up for the Selection Center. We reached the selection center and pulled down our luggage. We were asked to keep our luggage in the rooms in the candidate lines and come down with our documents for the document check. The freshers, repeaters, people previously screened out recommended were separated and made to sit. We were given our chest numbers, mine being the chest number-50 for the first stage of testing that would begin the next morning. Our document check finished around 8:30 after which we were asked to take our dinner and move to our rooms.

The next morning we were asked to have our breakfast and report by 6 for Stage I testing (OIR+PPDT). I attempted a fair number of questions(around 90%) in both my verbal and non-verbal reasoning tests of the OIR. For the PPDT, I made a fairly usual story, narrated it well and participated in the discussion that took place later. Post the Stage I testing was over, we were asked to leave and wait till the results were finally compiled. The final results of Stage I testing were declared around 15:00 hours, post which the candidates who were screened out left. I was happy when chest number- 50 was called out. I stepped ahead, took off my old chest number and wore the new one which was assigned to us for Stage II testing (Chest number-07). A total of 36 lady candidates were selected out of 110 candidates who had reported. We were now given rooms according to our chest numbers and our phones were taken away. We were given PIQ forms to fill up by the evening. There was an IT Cell from where we could ring people and use the internet. Sports facility was also provided to us. Since, the phones were taken away and lights went off at 10, we talked a lot with each other and slept in time.

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On the morning of 20th June, we had our first set of tests to take which was the Psychological tests. In the TAT, I wrote all the twelve stories. In the WAT too, I completed writing all pithy and concise sentences with whatever came to my mind after I saw the word. In the SRT, I wrote 55 out of a total of 60 keeping in mind as to what would I exactly do in a given situation and I completed my SD too well in time. The first set of tests were done well according to me and so, I was contented. The next morning saw us all decked up in sparkling white for the GTO’s series of tasks. 36 of us were divided into four groups of nine each and assigned a GTO. All the groups had a mix of candidates from freshers to previously recommended ones to display parity and give an equal chance to everyone. The first task we did was the Snake race followed by the GD, GPE, PGT, HGT and the Lecturette. Post these six tasks we were sent back for the day. I participated fairly well in both the GDs, pulled a lot of people across the walls in the snake race, gave some inputs in the GPE, spoke a on the topic of ‘Cyber Hacking’ and gave suggestions to tackle obstacles in the PGT and HGT. The next day we faced our final three tasks of the nine in the GTO series which were IO, FGT and Command task. My GTO interacted a little with me regarding my name, its meaning, my education, family etc. I did 7 of the 8 individual obstacles, tackled my Command task too. FGT was done fairly well. Post our GTO tasks, I faced my interview as soon as I reached back. My interview was taken by the deputy president of the board who asked me questions ranging from my personal life to some current events and technical questions. I was just myself and answered all the questions to my fullest capacity. I was not fully but only partially contented with my interview when I stepped out. It lasted for 40-50 minutes easily.ssb recommended girl

On the final day, we had our conference to face and all of us were pretty anxious. I crossed my fingers and the conference began from the last chest number. When my number came, I waited for roughly 5-10 minutes before entering the room. In the Conference room, I was given an SRT to answer and asked general questions about my performance, my stay at the Selection Center Central and any suggestions for improvement. A lot of friends were sure that I would be recommended because of the SRT that was asked and the time that was taken before calling me in the conference hall. I frankly believed none of those predictions because I wanted the results to show on their own. We waited for a declaration of the results and were finally filled in for the same. The officer told us that he would go in sequential order to announce the results and hopped from Chest number-3 directly to Chest number-10. I felt horrendous and shattered because I was optimistic about my performance. After he was done till the last number, he asked us,”Are there any more names to be called out?” and then said Chest number 07 come join and my happiness knew no bounds. I sprang up and said yes Sir and joined the other recommended candidates. A total of 10 ladies were recommended. My merit list is due for this August (I hope I make it) and I also cleared the CDS I 2017 who’s call letter I am expecting anytime soon. My happiness knew no boundaries because I was the youngest and the only fresher to be recommended. I was elated and the journey at Bhopal taught to believe more in myself. It was an amazing learning and experience. I also realized that people come with a lot of misnomers and misunderstandings at the SSB. All one should do is listen to none of such advice, focus on your performance, believe in yourself and just be yourself entirely because a lot of such misnomers and shackles are broken during the SSB. One must always seek guidance and advice from a trustworthy, experienced and authentic source to soar high instead of listening to any one randomly because it might lower the standard of your performance. Everybody is different and so not all can have the same way to do a thing. An SSB is the test of one’s personality and if you fake yourself, you are bound to be caught.

So, be yourself and you’ll do a fab job.

Cheers and Good luck people!

Recommended For Indian Military Academy In 5th Attempt

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Recommended For Indian Military Academy In 5th Attempt

Hello aspirants! I’m Pranav Choudhary and I’ve got recommended for IMA-144th course from 17 SSB Bangalore in my 5th attempt.

I was keen on joining the armed forces since childhood as I was brought up in that environment and since a young age, I had decided that this is what I wanted to do in life. And so, as time came, I appeared for the NDA exam and cleared it all three times but got rejected all the three times. But these rejections did not stop me. After every rejection, my determination to join the armed forces kept increasing. I wrote down all the 3 experiences at the SSB and analyzed the places where I had to work hard like improving my writing speed and not being hesitant while answering the questions. In the 3 years at the Fergusson college, I kept working on the short comings. While in the final year, I cleared the CDSE 2 2016 but unfortunately, couldn’t attend the SSB interview as I had a backlog. I cleared the backlog and AFCAT 1 2017 and CDSE 1 2017.

I attended the AFCAT SSB at 2 AFSB Mysore on 3rd July 2017. This time I went with a fresh mind, but after the personal interview itself, I again realised that I had again not been myself while giving the answers and was very conscious about those and thus got rejected again.

After returning back from Mysore, I had 13 days remaining for the IMA SSB. In those 13 days, I completely relaxed my mind. I kept telling myself not to be hesitant and conscious about my answers.

On the next day after getting screened in at 17 SSB Bangalore, during the psyche tests for the first time I wrote whatever came to my mind without any hesitation and I enjoyed the tests. During the GTO 1, I didn’t speak much in the GD but whenever I spoke, I made sensible points. Same went with the GPE. Being a tall and well-built person, I was a good help to the group in the group obstacle race and we enjoyed during PGT and HGT as well. I spoke a good 3 minutes on pro Kabaddi league in the lecturette. I was asked to attend the interview in immediately after the GTO 1 so I attended it in the GTO dress itself. My interview went on for about 25 minutes in which I responded without hesitation. The interviewing officer asked me to tell him one mentally exhausting thing that I did in life to which I replied,” Sir, I have completed the bachelor’s in mathematics…that is the most mentally exhausting thing a person can ever imagine..” to which he had a good laugh.

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On the next day during the command task, the GTO asked me what was the difference between the previous attempts and this attempt, to which I replied that in this attempt I was being completely myself. The GTO said,”This is the most common reason that I’ve ever heard, give me some good reason..” I smiled and replied, ” sir, this is my reason.”

The next day during the conference I was made to wait for 3-4 minutes before I was called in and was asked basic questions like how had I utilized my height in the SSB and how would I rate my performance. After about 2 minutes, I was out of the conference room. When the results were announced, as the officer announce chest number 11(my number), I went in a state of shock and tears rolled down from my eyes. The moment that I and my family and my friends were waiting for so long had finally come, I had got recommended.

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Me after recommendation

Failures spare no one, then the one who keeps going even after those succeeds..!

Jai HInd!

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1500+ History Questions and Answers For AFCAT CDS NDA TA

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1500+ HISTORY Q&A For DEFENCE EXAMS

Candidates who are going to face defence exams like NDA, AFCAT, CDS, and TA can prepare for the history questions from this article. Below you can find around 1500+ history questions and answer from ancient history, medieval history, and modern history. History objective type questions are given in the pdf file with answers. 

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ANCIENT INDIA : QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS

1. Which of the following Vedas deals with magic spells and witchcraft?
(a) Rigveda
(b) Samaveda
(c) Yajurveda
(d) Atharvaveda
Ans: (d)

2. The later Vedic Age means the age of the compilation of
(a) Samhitas
(b) Brahmanas
(c) Aranyakas
(d) All the above
Ans: (d)

3. The Vedic religion along with its Later (Vedic) developments is actually known as
(a) Hinduism
(b) Brahmanism
(c) Bhagavatism
(d) Vedic Dharma
Ans: (b)

4. The Vedic Aryans first settled in the region of
(a) Central India
(b) Gangetic Doab
(c) Saptasindhu
(d) Kashmir and Punjab
Ans: (c)

5. Which of the following contains the famous Gayatrimantra?
(a) Rigveda
(b) Samaveda
(c) Kathopanishad
(d) Aitareya Brahmana
Ans: (a)

6. The famous Gayatrimantra is addressed to
(a) Indra
(b) Varuna
(c) Pashupati
(d) Savita
Ans: (d)

7. Two highest ,gods in the Vedic religion were
(a) Agni and Savitri
(b) Vishnu and Mitra
(c) Indra and Varuna
(d) Surya and Pushan
Ans: (c)

8. Division of the Vedic society into four classes is clearly mentioned in the
(a) Yajurveda
(b) Purusa-sukta of Rigveda
(c) Upanishads
(d) Shatapatha Brahmana
Ans: (b)

9. This Vedic God was ‘a breaker of the forts’ and also a ‘war god’
(a) Indra
(b) Yama
(c) Marut
(d) Varuna
Ans: (a)

10. The Harappan or Indus Valley Civilisation flourished during the ____ age.
(a) Megalithic
(b) Paleolithic
(c) Neolithic
(d) Chalcolithic
Ans: (d)

11. The first metal to be extensively used by the people in India was
(a) Bronze
(b) Copper
(c) Iron
(d) Tin
Ans: (b)

12. Which of the following civilisations is net associated with the Harappan Civilisation?
(a) Mesopotamian
(b) Egyptian
(c) Sumerian
(d) Chinese
Ans: (d)

13. Of the following scholars who was the first to discover the traces of the Harappan
Civilisation?
(a) Sir John Marshall
(b) RD Banerji
(c) A Cunningham
(d) Daya Ram Sahani
Ans: (d)

14. The Harappan Civilisation achieved far greater advancement than Sumer, Elam etc. on
account of its
(a) town planning
(b) metal working
(c) weights and measures
(d) seals and figures
Ans: (a)

15. The town planning in the Harappan Civilisation was inspired by a regard for
(a) beauty and utility
(b) uniformity
(c) sanitation and public health
(d) demographic factor
Ans: (c)

MEDIEVAL INDIA : QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS

1. Todarmal is associated with the revenue system known as
(a) Kankut
(b) Ghalla Bakshi
(c) Zabti or Zabt
(d) Nasaq
Ans: (c)

2. The original name of Tansen, the greatest musician of the court of Akbar, was
(a) Makaranda Pandey
(b) Ramatanu Pande
(c) Haridas
(d) Lal Kalawant
Ans: (b)

3. Of the so-called ‘Nine Gems of the Court of Akbar’ the one who was a reputed poet of
Hindi, was
(a) Abul Fazl
(b) Faizi
(c) Abdur Rahim Khan-i-Khana
(d) Birbal
Ans: (c)

4. The greatest historian of the reign of Akbar, who wrote Akbarnama and Ain-i-Akbari,
was
(a) Nizamuddin Ahmad
(b) Abdur Qadir Badauni
(c) Abul Fazl
(d) Abdas Khan Arwani
Ans: (c)

5. Akbar granted the present site of Amritsar to the Sikh Guru
(a) Amar Das
(b) Angad
(c) Ram Das
(d) Arjan
Ans: (a)

6. Mansabdari System was founded by Akbar. The Mansabdars were

(a) military commanders
(b) provincial governors
(c) high civil and military officers
(d) all of the above
Ans: (d)

7. The most important poet at the court of Mahmud of Ghazni, who wrote Shahnama and
is regarded as the “Immortal Homer of the East” was
(a) Utbi
(b) Firdausi
(c) Alberuni
(d) Baihaqi
Ans: (b)

8. During the course of his numerous invasions, Muhammad Ghori (Before his conquest in
the Second Battle of Tarain) was defeated by
(a) Chalukya king Bhima II of Gujarat
(b) Prithviraja Chauhan III of Ajmer
(c) Both (a) and (b) above
(d) (b) and the Chandela king Paramardi
Ans: (c)

9. Muhammad Ghori laid the foundation of the Turkish Empire in India by defeating
(a) Prithviraj Chauhan in Second Battle of Tarain
(b) Jayachanda in the Battle of Chandawar
(c) The Chandelas
(d) Both (a) and (b) above
Ans: (d)

10. It is said that Muhammad-bin-Bakhtiyar Khalji, one of the commanders of Muhammad
Ghuri, conquered Nadia (one of the capitals of Bengal) with only 18 horsemen. The
king of Bengal who then fled barefoot from his palace was
(a) Samantasena
(b) Hemantasena
(c) Ballalasena
(d) Lakshamanasena
Ans: (d)

11. The Buddhist universities of Nalanda and Vikramshila in Bihar were destroyed during
the invasions of
(a) Mahmud of Ghazni
(b) Muhammad Ghori
(c) Bakhtiyar Khalji
(d) All Mardan Khalji
Ans: (c)
12. The real founder of the Sultanate of Delhi and its first dynasty was
(a) Muhammad Ghuri
(b) Qutub-ud-din-Aibak
(c) Iltutmish
(d) Balban
Ans: (c)
13. From the point of view of the Turkish rule, the most important contribution of IItutmish
was
(a) Establishment of dynastic rule
(b) He was the first Muslim ruler in India to issue coins
(c) He made Delhi the capital of the Sultanate
(d) He organised the Iqta System
Ans: (d)

14. Haziya (the daughter of IItutmish) the only woman ruler in the history of Medieval
India ascended the throne with the support of
(a) the army
(b) the nobility
(c) the people of Delhi
(d) All the above
Ans: (d)

15. The first medieval ruler to propound the divine theory of Kingship was
(a) Iltutmish
(b) Raziya
(c) Balban
(d) Alauddin Khalji
Ans: (c)

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MODERN INDIA : QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS

1. Which of the following Vedas deals with magic spells and witchcraft?
(a) Rigveda
(b) Samaveda
(c) Yajurveda
(d) Atharvaveda
Ans: (d)

2. The later Vedic Age means the age of the compilation of
(a) Samhitas
(b) Brahmanas
(c) Aranyakas
(d) All the above
Ans: (d)

3. The Vedic religion along with its Later (Vedic) developments is actually known as
(a) Hinduism
(b) Brahmanism
(c) Bhagavatism
(d) Vedic Dharma
Ans: (b)

4. The Vedic Aryans first settled in the region of
(a) Central India
(b) Gangetic Doab
(c) Saptasindhu
(d) Kashmir and Punjab
Ans: (c)

5. Which of the following contains the famous Gayatrimantra?
(a) Rigveda
(b) Samaveda
(c) Kathopanishad
(d) Aitareya Brahmana

Ans: (a)
6. The famous Gayatrimantra is addressed to
(a) Indra
(b) Varuna
(c) Pashupati
(d) Savita
Ans: (d)

7. Two highest ,gods in the Vedic religion were
(a) Agni and Savitri
(b) Vishnu and Mitra
(c) Indra and Varuna
(d) Surya and Pushan
Ans: (c)

8. Division of the Vedic society into four classes is clearly mentioned in the
(a) Yajurveda
(b) Purusa-sukta of Rigveda
(c) Upanishads
(d) Shatapatha Brahmana
Ans: (b)

9. This Vedic God was ‘a breaker of the forts’ and also a ‘war god’
(a) Indra
(b) Yama
(c) Marut
(d) Varuna
Ans: (a)

10. The Harappan or Indus Valley Civilisation flourished during the ____ age.
(a) Megalithic
(b) Paleolithic
(c) Neolithic
(d) Chalcolithic
Ans: (d)

11. The first metal to be extensively used by the people in India was
(a) Bronze
(b) Copper
(c) Iron
(d) Tin
Ans: (b)

12. Which of the following civilisations is net associated with the Harappan Civilisation?
(a) Mesopotamian
(b) Egyptian
(c) Sumerian
(d) Chinese
Ans: (d)

13. Of the following scholars who was the first to discover the traces of the Harappan
Civilisation?
(a) Sir John Marshall
(b) RD Banerji
(c) A Cunningham
(d) Daya Ram Sahani
Ans: (d)

14. The Harappan Civilisation achieved far greater advancement than Sumer, Elam etc. on
account of its
(a) town planning
(b) metal working
(c) weights and measures
(d) seals and figures
Ans: (a)

15. The town planning in the Harappan Civilisation was inspired by a regard for
(a) beauty and utility
(b) uniformity
(c) sanitation and public health
(d) demographic factor
Ans: (c)

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Indian Air Force Meteorology Branch And NCC Special Entry Notification 2017

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Indian Air Force: INVITES ENTERPRISING & ADVENTUROUS INDIAN CITIZENS (MEN AND WOMEN) TO JOIN THE INDIAN AIR FORCE AS COMMISSIONED OFFICERS IN FLYING AND METEOROLOGY BRANCH. REGISTRATION FOR ONLINE APPLICATIONS WILL OPEN ON 05 AUG 17 AND CLOSE ON 31 AUG 17.

Notification: Online applications are invited for the courses commencing in July 2018 for grant of Permanent Commission (PC) for men/Short Service Commission (SSC) for men & women in Flying and Meteorology Branch.

 

Meteorology Branch notification 2017

* Criteria for post LASIK surgery for Flying and Ground Duty (Non-technical) Branch are as follows:-

  1. Candidates who have undergone PRK (Photo Refractive Keratotomy)/LASIK (Laser in Situ Keratotomileusis) may be considered fit for commissioning in Air Force Duties.
  2. Post PRK/LASIK candidates must meet the visual requirements required for the branch as laid down in Para 3.12.5.2 IAP 4303(4th edition).
  3. The following criteria must be satisfied prior to selecting post-PRK/LASIK at the time of Air Force Medical Examination.
    • PRK/LASIK surgery should not have been carried out before the age 20 years.
    • The axial length of the eye should not be more than 25.5 mm as measured by IOL master.
    • Atleast 12 months should have elapsed post uncomplicated stable PRK/LASIK with no history or evidence of any complication.
    • The post LASIK corneal thickness as measured by a corneal pachymeter should not less than 450 microns.
    • Individuals with high refractive errors (>6D) prior to LASIK are to be excluded.
    • Radial Keratotomy (RK) surgery for correction of refractive errors are not permitted for any Air Force duties. Candidates having undergone cataract surgery with or without IOL implants will also be declared unfit.

Candidates appearing in final year/semester examinations may apply for all courses commencing in July 2018 provided they fulfil the following conditions:-

  • Candidates should not have any present backlog and should have secured a minimum of 50% marks in Post Graduation in aggregate in all papers put together for Met branch and minimum of 60% marks in Graduation/BE/B Tech/AMIE/ASI for Flying branch upto the last semester/year for which results have been declared at the time of online submission and at the time of applying/AFSB.
  • Candidates should be able to provide provisional/original degree certificate issued by University latest by 15 Jun 18.IAF

TYPE OF COMMISSION

  • PC for Men. Candidates joining as PC officers would continue to serve till the age of superannuation.
  • SSC for Men & Women. (a) The Engagement period for SSC flying branch is fourteen years from the date of Commissioning (Not extendable). (b) The initial tenure for SSC officers in Meteorology Branch would be for a period of ten years. An extension of four years may be granted subject to willingness, suitability, service requirements and availability of vacancies.

Note: LLB qualified candidates (after commissioning) may get an opportunity to be employed on legal duties of the IAF.

SELECTION PROCEDURE

  • All applicants whose applications are submitted by due date will be called for testing at one of the Air Force Selection Boards (AFSBs) at Dehradun, Mysore, Gandhinagar or Varanasi. The testing would consist of three stages as given below:-
    (a) Stage-I. Officer Intelligence Rating Test along with Picture Perception and discussion test will be conducted on the first day. Stage-I test is a screening test and only those who qualify would undergo subsequent testing. All Stage-I qualified candidates would be subjected to document check to ascertain their eligibility for the branch applied for. Candidates who either do not qualify in Stage-I or do not meet the required eligibility criteria would be sent back on the first day itself.
    (b) Stage-II. Psychological test, Group Tests and Interview would commence after document check for the next five days.
    (c) For Flying Brach. Computerised Pilot Selection System (CPSS) would be administered to recommended candidates only. This is once in a lifetime test. Candidates who have failed the CPSS/PABT in an earlier attempt or a Flight Cadet suspended from flying training at Air Force Academy will not be eligible to apply

How to Apply: If you meet the eligibility criteria, please click on “CANDIDATE LOGIN” in the career website of IAF www.careerairforce.nic.in, further click on Meteorology Branch Entry or NCC Flying Branch Entry as per your eligibility and follow the instructions thereon. You are advised to note down registration number for future correspondence. Candidates are advised to read the notification and the detailed guidelines for filling up online application as given in the website www.careerairforce.nic.in prior to commencement of filling up online applications. While filling online application, it is advisable to keep the relevant documents readily available, as details are to be filled as per matriculation and other educational certificates. Save your recent colour passport size photograph (size 10 to 50 KB) in the computer for uploading it with your online application form. Please note that utmost care needs to be taken while filling up the online application. In case any information is found to be incorrect, the candidature is likely to be cancelled at any stage of the selection process. Submission of more than one application will result in cancellation of candidature.

Serving Airmen: Serving Airmen are required to apply online at par with other candidates. In addition, Airmen candidates would be required to apply as per the service format as given in AFO 11/ 2015 through service channel. Other government employees also need to apply online after obtaining necessary permission from their concerned departments and they are to produce NOC at the time of AFSB testing.

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Recommended For Indian Army In 4th Attempt

I am Anurag Mishra and I got recommended for Indian Army through CDS Direct Entry from 17 SSB Bangalore. I always had a dream of writing my story as well on SSBCrack just like the other recommended candidates. Reading stories on the website always motivated me to perform best this time as this was my 4th attempt. All my previous attempts were before graduation and I was conference out all the 3 times but this time I wanted to make it count and do better than before.

My preparation started right from the analyzing myself and that’s all. I just analyzed myself and prepared in no other way. I thought that I’ll be natural and just give my natural reactions as opposed to a previous time when I used to manipulate.

I reported on July 21 to center and had PPDT the next day. I wrote a good positive story and a practical open and narrated it very confidently. I also participated in the discussion confidently and logically and I knew I would get screened in. Just be confident, positive and talk logically and getting screened in is never a big problem.

Next day in Psych test, I wrote positive, practical, cheerful stories and for the 12th slide, i wrote my own life story. In WAT and SRT, I wrote my natural responses. Number of SRT never make any difference but it’s your responses that do. In SD, I had asked my friends, family and teachers about my positive and negative points and wrote exactly what they had told me. Overall, I was natural, spontaneous and confident.

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Then in the interview, I gave true answers and smiled throughout the interview. I did not try to fake and just gave natural responses to all the questions he asked. I was confident of my responses and did not stammer or stutter.

Then came the GTO and I followed the same strategy. I remained cooperative with the entire group and always gave positive suggestions. I took the initiative whenever I could and helped others. Basically, I was enjoying myself and not cared about the results.

Then came the D-Day and I was confident about myself this time and had thought that even if I don’t get recommended this time, I will remain positive and won’t give up. My conference lasted for 1 min. Then the results were announced and when my chest number was called, i couldn’t believe it. I got emotional and tears rolled down my eyes. My dream had come true and so of my parents. I told them and they were so happy. Got medically fit and hoping that will make it to merit list and join the prestigious IMA.

My only suggestions are, be yourself, be happy and cheerful, coaching is not a mandatory thing and just go out there and enjoy yourself. Also, introspect and find out about yourself more and more and never talk to any recommended candidate.

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8 Tips To Complete 60 SRTs In 30 Mins

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Situation Reaction Test tips

Situation Reaction Test (SRT) is largely a test of common sense. In day-to-day life, we come across certain unforeseen and unsought situations and we are called upon to resolve these and act in a suitable manner to meet the demand of the situation.

An Armed Forces officer comes across new, uncommon and inexperienced situations during his service career which can only be tackled if he has an alert mind, thinks logically and clearly, and gives quick decisions in those situations of stress and pressure without getting nervous.

SRT measures an individual in action and confronts him with situations related to own life, in response to which he expresses his feelings. This way, the individual reveals some of his personality traits through his performance and reflects his spontaneous techniques, reasoning ability and maturity of dealing with life situations preconceived by the psychologist.

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Here we are providing few techniques to complete 60 SRTs in 30 minutes

  1. Write minimum possible words in your response, using action words and punctuation marks (Like a comma, full stop), it shortens the answer. Use telegraphic language. This saves time.
    For example: While going to college, he saw fire in the building, people were panicking. He…..
    Action 1: He was pacifying the people to calm them and using fire extinguishers tried to stop the fire and called the fire brigade to come to extinguish fire then he rescued the people from fire and called an ambulance to admit them to the hospital.  (IMPROPER)
    Action 2: pacified the people, switched off mains, used fire extinguishers, called up fire brigade, rescued people, admitted them to the nearest hospital.   (PROPER)
  2. Don’t write merely the reaction, write full action.
    For example: While playing football, he twisted his ankle very badly. He….
    Reaction: took first aid.
    Complete action: took first aid, continued playing and won the match.
  3. It is very important to note that there is no right or wrong answer to any situation. There is a course of action to be followed which can differ from person to person. So don’t waste your time finding the correct answer, just write whatever comes to your mind naturally but it should make sense.
  4. If for any situation, you have a lot of options in your mind, write the best one. For example, the situation is: He is good in studies but can’t pay his college fee…. In this situation, you may want to write– somehow managed or managed from a friend, later returned him . With these answers, reflects your trait of dependency on others. Until it is very urgent or some other option is not available where you can’t manage by self, don’t write these. You may write, took a part time job or gave tuition classes.
  5. Although the situations given are simple but if by any chance you can’t find a response to some uncommon situation, move on to the next one without wasting time. If you have time later, then think and write it down.
  6. If you find that a situation is repeated in some other form, then give the action differently but see it is not contradictory to the previous action.
  7. Always try and empathise yourself into the situation and then think for the solution. That way you think faster and respond.
  8. Manage your writing speed. For this, you need to focus and practice. Initially, start practising without a clock and time. Try to improve your responses. As soon you see progress in your thinking process, try to be quicker in responding and put the time limit of 30 seconds to it. Remember to practice writing fast and legible too.Always remember that one learns to act appropriately to these situations by virtue of the experience one gains in life and not by the knowledge gained through classroom instruction. This is a natural and instinctive test of yours, don’t mug up answers.

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26 Useful Safety Tips For Women Travelling Alone For SSB Interviews

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26 SAFETY TIPS FOR WOMEN TRAVELLING FOR SSB INTERVIEWS

The alarming rate of increase in crimes against women in the recent times has made us ponder over about our security as women. Being Armed Forces aspirants, bearing a brave heart and having a smart reflexive mind are required to tackle the problems of life, one includes travelling.  If we can’t protect ourselves, how can the security of millions be rested on our shoulders?

After you have received your call letter from the respective forces, you seek for travel plans. Making reservations for trains, flights or whatever conveyance, right from boarding to de-boarding the transportation, your parents/family members/relatives/guardians are concerned all about your safety if you are travelling alone. Not only this, it gives you goosebumps too, at some point or the other, admit it! However, one of the delightful things about travelling alone is that you are living life on your terms. It’s always empowering to learn about yourself and what you want.

We are providing women candidates with some useful safety tips for travelling alone for SSB interviews, nevertheless, you may follow them anytime, anywhere travelling solo.

  1. Always crowdsource your research: Never forget to acquire information about the place you are about to visit. If you arrive a day before the SSB interview, take the help of reviewing sites like TripAdvisor, Trivago for booking hotels and the neighbourhood it is in, so you can see which areas seem safe.
  2. Give someone back home your itinerary: Someone back home should know or have a general idea about your whereabouts, in case something goes wrong or if they need to get in touch with you. 
  3. Take a picture of all the documents you are carrying for the interview and keep them safe in pen drives, mobile phones, locked sites: Unfailingly take scanned pictures of all your important documents and put them on a locked site (Like Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, etc) or in pen drives that you can access from any computer anywhere.
  4. Consider travel insurance: Always insure your travelling so that all manner of unexpected costs is covered. For a reasonable fee, your medical and dental emergencies are covered, reimbursements for your lost baggage, damage, and more are issued.
  5. Schedule a regular check-in with someone back home: Whether it is through a phone call, Whatsapp, or any e-medium, it is a good safety precaution to keep your family informed and updated about your status.
  6. Pack light: This can actually be a safety tip because the less number of bags you carry, lesser get the opportunities for people to rob you. You will also be more mobile and comfortable with smaller bags in case you need to move quickly or cover greater distances. Carry all the necessary items like a small first aid kit (which has bandages, cough medicines, paracetamol, etc.),  sanitary napkins, cell phone chargers, etc.
  7. Carry hard copies of your itinerary and important phone numbers with you at all times: This includes the phone numbers of your family members, the number and location of the SSB centre you are travelling.
  8. Don’t keep all your money in one place: Keep some cash with yourself in your pockets and some in your bags.
  9. Keep your mobile phone charged, carry phone chargers, LED flashlights: Do not use all of your mobile phone’s battery by chatting on Whatsapp or using Facebook and Instagram.  Carry phone chargers or power banks. Remember to have a small flashlight or just check if your cell phone has it or not.
  10. Bring a portable door or window alarm (if possible): These easily make travelling and any accommodation safer. It is a motion sensitive door alarm that will send off an alarm if someone tries to open your door. Useful in your hotel stays.
  11. Carry a safety mechanism that you feel comfortable with: Carry a pepper spray, knife, mace or a cat key chain, all work for self defense, just in case.
  12. If you order room service or something from a hotel, never identify that you are alone: If you have to order room service for any reason, say the other person will “be right back” or open the door only part way.
  13. Have the address of your SSB centre written down to hand to auto or cab drivers: Have the right and full address written on a piece of paper to hand it to cab drivers so that you don’t mess with the location and end up some other place.
  14. If you’re listening to music, don’t wear both headphones: This way you can always stay alert. You can also wear headphones with no music on as an excuse for not listening to an unwanted conversation and a way to eavesdrop and overhear anything threatening that might be going on.
  15. If you get lost, don’t look at your phone or a map in the middle of the road: Never operate your phone in the middle of the road, it may get dangerous, just get into a shop or cafe and check there.
    Current Affairs questions will be from last 5-7 months (for AFCAT, NDA, CDS, TA)
  16. Take your bag with you to the restroom every time: Either you are on a bus or a train, always take your purse with you to the washroom.
  17. Always go in the bus that has other people in it. Also, try sitting close to the front: Never board a deserted bus or which has fewer people in it. Consider taking seats in the front.
  18. Don’t sleep too tight on trains and keep your luggage chained: Never sleep too soundly while travelling. And if you can’t help it, then don’t take night trains alone. Also, secure your luggage with chains and locks.
  19. Eat your own food only and buy packaged foods and water bottles from vendors: This point has been put in our heads by our parents since we were kids. And yes, it holds right even today. Avoid taking food or other stuff from strangers.
  20. Snap a picture of your cab’s license plate before you get in it: Both for safety reasons and also in case you leave something in it. Having the license number makes it much easier to track down.
  21. When you are on the bus, train, cab or just walking, make a real (or fake) phone call: In case you feel unsafe or just like that, make a real or fake call and say, “Yep, I am almost there. I will be there in xyz minutes” so the driver or the people around you think you are meeting someone at your destination. Even if you are not.
  22. Track your cab via Google Maps so you can tell if you’re going off route: Locate your place and keep a track.
  23. If you stop to buy tickets or food where your attention is away, put your bag between your legs or in between your body and the counter instead of beside you: That way it’s harder to swipe off your bag.
  24. Talk to lots of people: When you are out and walking around, talk to people and get a sense of what’s happening and where.
  25. If you get into a situation where you feel alone and unsafe, start telling stories using “we” about your (real or imaginary) mate or companion: It creates a sense of partnership and security.
  26. Never feel guilty about saying no to anything: It’s okay to turn down help with your bags, an invitation to dinner, etc. Don’t be afraid to be rude if it means feeling safe. And trust your instincts about when to accept help. Sometimes a male escort is a good way to feel safe, and there are plenty of nice strangers who are willing and able to help you.

Next time while travelling, consider these tips! Stay safe, travel safe.

 

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Recommended For Indian Army From SSB Kapurthala

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RECOMMENDED FOR INDIAN ARMY IN 2ND ATTEMPT

Hello, aspirants, My story is a little bit longer, so please read it only if you too want to motivate yourself. After reading success stories of many other people, finally, I am happy to share my story as well. The journey started during my childhood when I saw army men and got inspired to be one of them. My parents were always patriotic and they too encouraged me to be like them. But, my parents were under a misconception about my eyesight, that wearing glasses is a permanent disability to join forces and so they explained me this issue, being a little kid I cried a lot that night but I accepted it and moved on. So my passion was locked deep inside me and had to move on with another goal, so I chose to pursue MBA. But the passion for olive green was still igniting in me and so I joined NCC in college to get a flavor of army life.  I was a part of the Rajpath parade contingent in 2014 and also got selected for Youth Exchange Program to Kazakhstan and Bangladesh (2014).And it was during this camp that I came to know about medical standards of Army and was shocked to know that a particular range of eyesight is acceptable. I felt like rising out of ashes like a phoenix and again got myself on the track of trying for the Army. I kept on preparing for MBA entrance exams and for army simultaneously so that in case I fail to clear ssb, still, I’ll be leading a happy life. Eventually, my hard work paid off and I got admission at Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies, Bengaluru campus but got conferenced out in my first attempt at Allahabad. I was deeply sad and felt like losing and questioned myself whether I have it in me or not. But, I gathered my hope as I had read a lot of success stories of people making it in their 23rd attempt, so it always pushed me to not give up and to try again and again. The time came in my second attempt at 31 SSB, Kapurthala where I  got recommended. Now, I have happily left my MBA seat and got into the extra ordinary profession of the Army. Many people ask as to how to prepare for SSB, so I’ll discuss how my ssb went and what extra I had put in to make things work.

ONE GOLDEN ADVICE, PLEASE LISTEN TO ALL THE INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN TO YOU BEFORE ANY TEST BECAUSE EVERY ASSESSOR HAS A HABIT OF CHANGING BITS AND MINOR OF INSTRUCTIONS ACCORDING TO HIM AND SO HE CHECKS IF YOU TAKE INSTRUCTIONS SERIOUSLY OR NOT. SO PLEASE CAREFULLY LISTEN TO INSTRUCTIONS IN ENTIRE 5 DAY PROCESS.

Day 1 – Screening

My group had a very rough start and so was divided into two groups. Mine group had people with good communication skills and so everybody was shouting. But eventually, we all came to a consensus and I was nominated to give the group story. For screening, please be to the point, give narration within time limit and co-operate with the group. Be cultured and humane, everybody has to come get screened in so please behave with your group.  Listen others and talk to them like friends.30 got screened in out of 150 and I was number 18

Day 2- Psychology

In all TAT, WAT, SRT and SD I was brutally honest with my responses. I had practiced a lot for these tests as because I analyzed that I lacked in these tests and had got out because of psych tests in my first attempt. I read the book-  An appointment with Psychologist, in one of the success stories and had read it after getting conferenced out and realized my mistakes. I advise all to read this book, but only after when you have already practiced a lot for psych testing. This book will give you an insight but please don’t follow anything blindly. Mix the book with your responses, make a common conclusion about your responses and then chose the path that you think is correct for you in psych tests. Please talk to your friends, parents, teachers for SD and write honestly about yourself in it. The psychologist already has made a perception about and just wants to know whether you too know about yourself or not, so please be honest in writing.

Personal Interview

Soon after my psych test, I was called for the interview with the board president. I was prepared for it but didn’t see it coming right away after psych tests. The president sir was very harsh on me and was constantly provoking to see my reactions. He grilled me in my first 10 minutes of entry in his room. President sir gave me rapid fire of around 10-15 questions and kept on confusing by interrupting me. He got personal even on very small things and at times he even shouted. Here is the key friends, any assessor is not your enemy, even if he scolds or shouts at you, he just wants to know about your reactions and personality. There were many questions I couldn’t answer but I remained honest and kept saying sorry sir, I didn’t know the answer for anything I didn’t know.  For preparation, Please write down all yours answers in the copy, practice to speak them and be honest with your answers. He asked me about my favorite area in GK, and I said international affairs and he threw a lot of questions in gk but thankfully I had answers to all those questions. He asked about ransom ware attack, GST, south china sea and all these in good detail. If you claim something, then please be ready that he is going to test you on that, so please be ready with your answers. He got really furious when he asked me the topic of my national debate competition where I stood second and soon as I told him “ TERRORISM” he got so furious as if he will shoot me now and discussed really long about it and even passed comments on me , but that was the reality so I stood by it and answered everything and showed my debating skills to him and I could make out that I had convinced him with logics and examples.  He asked me to give an exact measurement of his room, a question on directions and one basketball match to be organized. The interview went for an hour but it was the most grilling interview ever happened to me, my confidence went really low but as soon as I came back to line area, all my buddies started cracking jokes and I was cheered up again.

Current Affairs questions will be from last 5-7 months (for AFCAT, NDA, CDS, TA)

Day 3- GTO 1

The group discussions were on topic- 1) the causes of the rise of terrorism  2) How can be uniform civil code be implemented. The discussions were very smooth, as agreed in the group, we all didn’t make it a hassle and let everybody speak and so we had a very healthy discussion.

In group planning, we all had different ideas and ways and all of us were right in our own ways. We discussed 3 out of 5 problems and the GTO seemed satisfied with it. A group member was nominated to narrate the solution. For anybody who narrates, the GTO might encounter you with a few questions, please be calm and give a correct answer to him. He will try to confuse or grill you, but please don’t get nervous he has no personal issue with you. He is playing his duty, you do yours.

In PGT, I remained calm and performed like I was playing with my team. Where people had ideas and were advancing, I didn’t get in to showcase myself unnecessarily even if I didn’t have an idea. I let my team go ahead and didn’t affect their speed. I gave in ideas wherever my team got stuck and helped my team to cross over. I realized that with every difficult obstacle, my participation was increasing in the group but I did not get in without any idea of how to cross the obstacle. I cheered up my team on occasions, took the load and carried it and helped to a maximum of my ability.

In HGT, same was followed as in PGT without any change.

In snake race, I was shouting all the time like anything. I was giving war cry like a mad person but thankfully my group also supported and didn’t make me look like an alien. I did all the obstacles, being tall, I helped at the wall and helped in all possible manners and my group was first in the race. At the first gate vault we were to make figure 8 on the obstacle but I made an inverse 8, as soon I could go back , GTO came and asked if any violations and I immediately raised my hand told about my fault and gave penalty to my team, there is no harm in doing mistake but it is definitely an issue If you don’t accept your mistakes  and friends believe me they definitely don’t want somebody who is not courageous enough to accept mistakes.

GTO 2

I performed 11 obstacles and was able to do swiftly as I had been keeping up my physical fitness.

I have a habit of participating in extempore and so I performed great at lecturette. I advise all to please read newspapers daily and read them in front of mirror and practice for lecturette daily

In command task, my GTO had a small chat with me regarding my career plans, my family, and my MBA plans. He gave me an average difficult task and I was able to do it until the last stage where I got stuck. GTO asked me what happened and told him honestly about the issue. He gave hint and I picked up and as soon as I could do anything, he stopped my task sending my thoughts into doubt about how did I perform.

In FGT, I did the same thing as PGT, HGT and remained calm, took the load, gave in two ideas and cheered up my team.

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BOARD CONFERENCE

Before my conference started, board took good 10-15 minutes to call me in, as soon as I went in, they asked me a couple of more questions about my college and family and asked me few questions on foreign exchange reserves, wpi and inflation(being a commerce graduate). They asked me to give 10 uses of a tumbler. They asked for genuine suggestions on line area and mess and I gave one for each. The GTO was repeatedly bouncing his head left right from me towards the deputy president, that they do intend to confuse and to distract and so please don’t be distracted.

Finally, the time came to announce results they said chest no 18 and I jumped and shouted my name in glory. I had finally made to the point of earning that plus sign on my chest number.

After getting recommended, the board president met us and he shook hands with me and said “so, you think that the interviewer wins every time and not the the interviewee ?? and you think that your interviewer went worst? “ and started laughing and I was stunned. I didn’t have any answer to him because of my emotions.

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Me at SSB Kapurthala

 3 of us got recommended from 30 and with immense happiness, we carried on with our medicals. Merit has been released and I stood 17th on merit and my other buddies as well made it to final vacancies.  One of us 3 has even topped the list of merit and we all three are eager to earn those stars on our shoulders.

Friends, please work hard with that passion and zeal to succeed because it’s the fire in you that takes you to the zenith. Dream big and dream every day because dreams come true every single day. If any single person has down what you desire, then be sure that you too can do that.

JAI HIND, HITESH SHARMA

 

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Major Kamlesh Pandey, 1 Jawan Martyred In Terrorist Attack

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Major Kamlesh Pandey
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Two Army personnel, including a Major Kamlesh Pandey, were martyred today in an encounter with the terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir’s Shopian district, according to reports. This comes days after top Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) commander and Pakistani national Abu Dujana was killed in Pulwama. Notably, authorities yesterday had imposed restrictions in parts of Srinagar in view of a separatist strike against the killing of a civilian, caught in the crossfire between security forces and terrorists in Pulwama, police were quoted as saying by PTI.

 

Here are top 10 things you want to know about Shopian encounter:

1. A cordon and search operation was launched by Army in Zaipora area of Shopian late last night following intelligence inputs about the presence of terrorists there, a police official said.

2. During the search operation, the militants fired upon the party of security forces in which three Army personnel were injured, the official was quoted as saying by ANI.

3. The injured were taken to Army’s 92 base hospital in Shopian.

Major Kamlesh Pandey
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4. During treatment, Major Kamlesh Pandey and Sepoy Tanzin Chhultim succumbed to the injuries. The other jawan was undergoing treatment, ANI reported.

5. Meanwhile, two Hizbul Mujahideen terrorists were killed in another encounter with security forces at the Sugan village of Shopian district.

6. Senior Superintendent of Police Kulgam on Thursday said that two terrorists, who were gunned down, had multiple cases registered against them.

7. SSP Sridhar Patil said that the security forces got a tip off in connection with the presence of Hizbul militants in the district following which they carried out the operation. Patil further said that the encounter lasted for half an hour where the two militants namely Akib Itu and Sohail Rather were killed. Both the militants were residents of Kulgam district, ANI reported.

8. The security officials also recovered one AK 47 rifle, magazines, ammunition and one INSAS rifle which belonged to a guard from Budgam.

9. Police have initiated a probe and the investigation into the matter was underway.

10. The mobile Internet facility has remained suspended in south Kashmir as a precautionary measure.

100 Number Series Questions For Defence Exams

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100 Number Series Questions For Defence Exams

Candidates who are going to face the defene exams like AFCAT and territorial army might face number series questions, though these questions are not asked in NDA and CDS exams, you might face the similar questions in your OIR test which everyone has to face in SSB interview. So here are 100 number series questions with answers surely going to help you in your upcoming competitive exams. 

 

Current Affairs questions will be from last 5-7 months (for AFCAT, NDA, CDS, TA)

100 Number Series Questions For Defence Exams

1) 5, 25, 7,______, 9, 19
a) 23
b) 22
c) 25
d) 32
e) None of The Above

2) 62, 64,______, 32, 14,16
a) 26
b) 28
c) 30
d) 32
e) None of The Above

3) 100, 50, 52, 26, 28,______
a) 30
b) 32
c) 14
d) 16
e) None of The Above

4) 980, 392, 156.8,______, 25.088, 10.0352
a) 62.72
b) 63.85
c) 65.04
d) 60.28

5) 113, 225, 449,_____, 1793
a) 789
b) 786
c) 897
d) 987
e) None of The Above

6) 5, 9, 21, 37, 81,_____
a) 163
b) 153
c) 181
d) 203
e) None of The Above

7) 2, 10, 30, 68,______
a) 126
b) 130
c) 140
d) 150
e) None of The Above

8) 45, 46, 70, 141,_______, 1061.5
a) 353
b) 353.5
c) 352.5
d) 352
e) None of The Above

9) 33, 321, 465, 537, 573_______
a) 600
b) 591
c) 585
d) 498
e) None of The Above

10) 2, 9,_______, 105, 436, 2195
a) 25
b) 27
c) 30
d) 33
e) None of The Above

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