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Won’t Allow Another Kargil, says General Dalbir Singh

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Gen Dalbir Singh, COAS visited the Kargil War Memorial, Drass today& paid homage to the heroes of Kargil War. Later he interacted with Veer Naris and Soldiers at Kargil War Memorial.

Army Chief General Dalbir Singh Suhag on Saturday said the armed forces will not let another Kargil-like conflict to take place.

After paying tributes to the Kargil war martyrs at a memorial here, he said the “Army won’t allow another Kargil”.

Though the celebrations to mark the 16th anniversary of India’s victory in the Kargil War, also called Vijay Diwas, began on July 20, the main functions will be held today and tomorrow.General Dalbir Singh

Army will hold a memorial service at the Kargil War Memorial where prayers by religious leaders will be held. They will be followed by lighting of lamps.

The wreath laying ceremony for the martyrs will be held tomorrow which will be followed by an interaction with Veer Naris.

The Kargil war, which began in May 1999, lasted for more than two months before Pakistani soldiers, a bulk of them drawn from its Northern Light Infantry, and irregulars withdrew from the mountain tops they had occupied overlooking the Srinagar-Leh highway.

In the conflict, the Indian Army lost 490 officers, soldiers and jawans.

Current Affairs 25 July 2015

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NATIONAL

  • PM’s maiden visit to Bihar from tomorrow; To launch Gram Jyoti Yojna in Patna
  • Supreme Court refuses to entertain plea for wearing hijab in AIPMT
  • Centre to set up a Task Force on Financial Redress Agency (FRA) as recommended by the Financial Sector Legislative Reforms Commission
  • Over 31,000 farmers committed suicide across India in last 3 years: Government
  • Centre refuses to set up SIT to probe PDS rice scam in Chhattisgarh
  • Uttar Pradesh recommends CBI probe into murder of crucial witness in Asaram ‘rape’ case

INTERNATIONAL

  • Obama leaves for landmark Africa trip to ancestral home Kenya, Ethiopia
  • Nigeria marks one year without recorded polio case
  • Failing to pass US gun safety laws greatest frustration of Presidency: Obama
  • World’s first malaria vaccine gets go-ahead from EU regulators
  • Burundian President Pierre Nkurunziza has won a third five-year term as the leader
  • Will not allow Chinese military bases, Maldives assures India

POLITICS

  • Lokayukta amendment Bill has ‘retrograde’ features: Hiremath
  • TDP MPs demonstrate for special status for A.P.
  • Nitish meets Lalu to clear ‘snake-sandalwood’ controversy
  • Will not let PM to take farmers’ land easily: Rahul Gandhi
  • President inaugurates restored clock tower and renovated clinic to mark third year in office

DEFENCE

  • India, Thailand agree to enhance naval cooperation: Navy chief
  • Performance of ITBP affected as ordnance factories delayed arms supplies: CAG
  • Army celebrates Vijay Diwas in J&K
  • Reliance firm ties up with Singapore’s Augur in defense business
  • India’s Act East Policy balancing China in the region: Think tanks
  • Indian Army short of 10,000 officers: Manohar Parrikar

SPORTS

  • Shubham Jaglan, 10 years old, lifts 2nd Junior World Golf title in two weeks
  • Sports Minister Sonowal flags off All Women Trans Continental road expedition
  • Oman qualify for next year’s World T-20 in India
  • Jayaram & two Indian doubles pairs in semifinal of Russia Open
  • Paul Van Ass not to return as India’s hockey coach

BUSSINESS

  • WTO members have finalized a deal today to cut tariffs on $ 1 trillion worth of IT products in a boost for producers of goods ranging from video games to medical equipment.
  • Fortis Healthcare reappoints Bhavdeep Singh as CEO
  • China signs 1,401 project contracts under Silk Road initiative
  • RBI approves proposal to transfer money to depositor’s account from any bank
  • SIT asks SEBI to clamp down on Participatory-Note route and also prosecute those using equities for tax evasion

CDS II 2015 Notification Apply Now – upsc.gov.in

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CDS II 2015 Notification

CDS II 2015 Notification Apply Now. UPSC has published the latest notification of CDS II 2015, candidates who are waiting for the CDS 2 2015 notification can apply online at www.upsc.gov.in. Combined Defense Services (CDS) Exam is conducted twice in a year by Union Public Service Commission for the recruitment of eligible candidates for Military Academy, Indian Air Force, Officers Training Academy and Indian Naval Academy. UPSC has released the schedule for CDS I and CDS II examination.

CDS II 2015 Notification for:–

  • Air Force Academy (Men)
  • Indian Naval Academy (Men)
  • Officers Training Academy (Women,Non-Technical)
  • Officers Training Academy (Men)
  • Indian Military Academy (Men)

CDS II 2015 Educational Qualifications :-

  • For Indian Military Academy / Officer & Training Academy vacancies degree is required
  • For Air Force Academy degree from recognized university and also cleared 12th Class with Physics and Mathematics
  • For Indian Naval Academy engineering degree is required

CDS II 2015 Application fee :- All General and OBC candidates need to pay Rs.200/- As Application Fee & No fee for SC/ST/Female and other category candidates.

Note :-All candidates can pay their fee in cash debit card / credit card or net banking by SBI banking.

CDS II 2015 Selection Process :- Candidate will be selected on the basis of Written test / SSB interview / Document Verification / Medical test and Personality Test.CDS II 2015 Notification

CDS II 2015 How to Apply :-

  • First log-on to the official website or click below link
  • Then Click on Apply online for various UPSC Exam.
  • After that Find your CDS 2 Exam Click Apply online link.
  • Enter your Detail which is asked on page & submit it.
  • Complete the payment of Application Fee.
  • Take Print out of application form for future uses.

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All You Want To Know About IMA – Indian Military Academy

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Indian Military Academy

Hello, Warriors! If you are a die hard aspirant of Indian Military Academy and if a series of shock wave passes through your spine whenever you read somewhere IMA or Indian Army being mentioned and if fills you with the josh & courage to be a part of it, then this article is for you.

Here, I jot some important points about the Indian Military Academy that every aspirant must know:

  1. IMA Indian Military Academy was established on 1st October in 1932 and is headed by Lieutenant General Manvendra Singh, AVSM, VSM as the present commandant and it’s motto is ‘Valor and Wisdom’.
  2. A trainee on admission to the IMA is referred to as a Gentleman Cadet or GC. One reason for this is that the academy expects its graduates to uphold the highest moral and ethical values.
  3. The IMA colours are steel grey and blood red. Steel grey represents the strength of steel in the GCs and blood red indicates the ultimate sacrifice for the protection of the motherland.
  4. The academy is located in the foothills of the Himalayas, about 8 km west of Dehradun in Uttarakhand. The academy area is 1,400 acres (5.7 km2).
  5. The Government of India transferred the erstwhile estate in Dehradun of the Indian Railway’s Railway Staff College, with its 206 acre campus and associated infrastructure, to the Indian Military Academy during Indian independence struggle.
  6. Brigadier L.P. Collins was appointed the first Commandant and the first batch of 40 GCs, began their training on 1 October 1932. The institute was inaugurated on 10 December 1932, at the end of the first term by Field Marshal Chetwode.Indian Military Academy
  7. In late 1947, the IMA was renamed the Armed Forces Academy and a new Joint Services Wing (JSW) was commissioned on 1 January 1949, while training of Army officers continued in the Military Wing. In 1960, the academy was renamed back to its founding name, as the Indian Military Academy.
  8. In 1976, the four battalions of the IMA were renamed the Cariappa Battalion, Thimayya Battalion, Manekshaw Battalion and Bhagat Battalion with two companies each in honour of Field Marshal Kodandera Madappa Cariappa, General Kodendera Subayya Thimayya, Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw and Lieutenant General Premindra Singh Bhagat, respectively.
  9. In 1977, the Army Cadet College (ACC) was moved from Pune to Dehradun as a wing of the IMA. In 2006, the ACC was merged into the IMA as its Siachen Battalion.
  10. The IMA Museum on the campus displays artifacts of historic importance. Among other war relics, it displays the pistol of Lieutenant General Amir Abdullah Khan Niazi of the Pakistan Army which he surrendered to Lieutenant General Jagjit Singh Aurora after signing the Instrument of Surrender to end the liberation War of 1971.
  11. The Commandant’s residence is a handsome colonial structure with a landscaped 6 acre garden. It offers a panoramic view of the Tons River silhouetted by the Himalayas.
  12. Developed in the 1970s, the South Campus of the IMA includes facilities for the Somnath Stadium and the Salaria Aquatic Centre. Other facilities on the South Campus include stables with a stud farm and a small arms shooting range.
  13. The IMA War Memorial, with its pillars and columns of Dholpur stone, pays homage to the alumni of the academy who have fallen in the course of action. At the sanctum sanctorum of the memorial is a bronze statue of a Gentleman Cadet with a sword presenting arms.
  14. Cadets undergo training at the IMA for one year. An exception are trainees selected via the Combined Defence Services Exam of UPSC. These cadets who are graduates of a non-military college undergo training for one and a half years.
  15. The Param Veer Chakra awardees of IMA are Major Somnath Sharma, Posthumous; Captain Gurbachan Singh Salaria, Posthumous; Lieutenant Colonel Hoshiar Singh; 2nd Lieutenant Arun Khetarpal, Posthumous; Captain Vikram Batra, Posthumous and Captain Manoj Kumar Pandey, Posthumous.
  16. Making of a Warrior, a documentary by Dipti Bhalla and Kunal Verma, provides an inside look at the IMA’s culture, traditions and training regime. The 2004 Bollywood film Lakshya is partly shot in IMA.

At last let me leave you with the academy’s credo excerpted from the speech of Field Marshal Chetwode at the inauguration of the academy in 1932:

The safety, honour and welfare of your country come first, always and every time.
The honour, welfare and comfort of the men you command come next.
Your own ease, comfort and safety come last, always and every time!

Army Cadet College Exam Syllabus

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The Army Cadet College (ACC) Wing at Indian Military Academy provides training to the soldier, airmen, and sailor s from the regular army, navy, and air force for commission as officers in the Indian Army. The ACC is also known as the Siachin battalion now.

The training at IMA is aimed at the optimum development of intellectual, moral and physical qualities essential for leadership in the profession of arms. Training at the IMA inculcates those qualities of mind and heart, patriotism, character, dynamism, initiative and understanding that are the very basis of leadership in war as well as in peace.

The Army Cadet College Wing headed by a Brigadier is the fifth Battalion of IMA located in Tons Campus. It consists of three Companies with three platoons each and an Academic Department headed by a Principal. The latter is organized into various departments under the Humanities and Science Streams and each department is being headed by a Professor / Associate Professor.

All About ACC Entry?

  • The ACC exam is conducted 2 times every year.
  • The age limits for ACC is 20-27 years.
  • One must have minimum 02 years of service.
  • For ACC entry you must have 10+2 or its equivalent as your educational qualification.
  • Both married and unmarried soldiers can apply.
  • You can avail maximum 03 chances for ACC entry.

ACC Exam Selection Procedure

  • First of all, before applying for ACC, the jawan must have a good ACR.
  • One must have a clean record without any disciplinary action.
  • A unit-level written exam will be conducted by the CO/OC to find the potential soldiers who can go ahead for ACC entry.
  • Candidates who clear the written exam will be interviewed by the senior officers for further screening and selected candidates’ documents will be forward to the higher formation.
  • Selected candidates will be sent for a 10 Weeks class at Command HRDCs ( Human Resource Development Centers).
  • The respective formations will be sending the names of the candidates and ACC exam will be conducted at Command HRDCs.
  • The ACC exam is usually conducted near February and August for January and July courses respectively.
  • The Result will be declared by DGMT/MT-15 -Director General of Military Training MT-15.
  • A merit list of 500 candidates will be made who will face the SSB interview. (05 x 100 in each batch)
  • These 500 candidates will go for a preliminary screening test similar to the actual SSB interview.
  • After the screening test, 200 candidates will be selected to go for the Young Leaders Course (YLC) at OTA Chennai and the remaining candidates will go for Personality Development Training (PDT) at AEC Centre and Command HRDCs.
  • The likely dates for the ACC SSB interview will be Sep- Nov for Jan Course and Jan-March for July Course.
  • Candidates who clear the SSB interview and medical tests will be called to join the Indian Military Academy, ACC wing.
  • The ACC training will be for 03 years after which 01 year training at IMA, Dehradun.

ACC Exam Syllabus

  • Paper 1 – GMAT
  • Paper 2 – CGAT
  • Paper 3 – ICE (Part 1 and 2)
  • Paper 4 – ACT
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Indigenous Cryogenic Engine Build by ISRO

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Indigenous Cryogenic Engine Build by ISRO. ISRO has again gathered fame with a new milestone in space technology, with successful endurance test of an indigenously developed cryogenic engine. The engine was made to power up the most powerful rocket system, GSLV (Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle) MK-III. The engine went under 800 seconds of the test. The test stood longer for 25% more time than required for the space flight the engine operates with its propellant at a very low temperature, liquid hydrogen at 20 kelvin and liquid oxygen at 80 Kelvins. As per the sources, the test was 10th in the series of the development of a cryogenic engine. The production aims to increase the power of rocket system to four tonnes category spacecraft from current two plus tonnes category.  Further high altitude tests are also planned for its clarification and final use. Earlier, the cold test and short term hot tests were conducted by ISRO.

India is among the 6 nations who have successfully tested and deployed. Japan, China, Russia, United States and European space agency are the previous rankers of the list.

What is Cryogenic Engine?

The engines are basically a reaction based mechanism that not works like any electric engine. The fuel is stored in the pressurized form. Normally, cryogenic engines are of two types i.e. liquid propellant engine and hybrid engine. The reason of converting the propellant to liquid is that the gaseous propellant will increase the fuel tank size and mass, making it difficult to lift. So the engine is kept at a cryogenic temperature and maintaining the liquidity of the propellant. It makes the engine more efficient and powerful.Indigenous-Cryogenic-Engine-build-by-ISRO

Achievements of ISRO

GAGAN – GPS Aided Geo Augmented Navigation is intended to provide accurate navigation services over the Bay of Bengal, South East Asia, Indian Ocean, Middle East, and African regions. Well, it is efficient to fill the gap between European Union’s EGNOS and Japan’s MSAS.

IRNSS – India’s indigenously developed regional navigation satellite, which was built to give accurate navigation coordinated to the Indian users and users in the range of 1500km from its boundary. Developed by ISRO it is completely under the Indian government.  For positioning, the system will reduce dependency over GPS GLONASS etc.

Chandrayaan – As the name describes the motive, it is India’s first mission to the moon, launched by modified PSLV in October 2008 and put into orbit in November 2008. American institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics awarded it SPACE 2009 award. Space Pioneer prize was also awarded by national space society.

Mars Orbit Mission (Mangalyaan) – Honor to mention that India is the only nation to launch it in first attempt. It went into orbit in September 2014. It was named as one of the best inventions of 2014.

Conclusion

The India scientists have achieved their goal and ones again marked the name of ISRO, in the list of elite agencies. The space exploration and technological enhancement has led India to new heights. The motto of MAKE IN INDIA has a wide influence on all sectors and fields. The successive thrust of being self-reliant is on the zenith. The great minds along with the government-backed facilities described the efficiency of the scientist and designers.

Current Affairs 24 July 2015

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National

  • Sindhanur observes bandh demanding IIT in Raichur
  • Ajay Mathur replaces RK Pachauri as director-general of TERI
  • Major uranium reserves found in Srisailam forests
  • PM Modi to launch Gram Jyoti Yojna from Patna
  • Govt to form expert panel to examine age relaxation for civil services exam
  • Govt to soon roll out six tourist circuits to boost tourism

International

  • Pakistan Navy not invited for International Fleet Review in Vizag hosted by Eastern Naval Command
  • Greece faces recession warning as bailout talks set to open
  • FBI chief described IS as bigger threat then Al-Qaida
  • Taliban splinter group claims Mullah Omar was killed 2 years ago
  • President Barack Obama invited Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif for a visit to the United States

Politics

  • Deadlock persists in Parliament for 3rd day as Govt, Oppn lock horns over Lalit Modi row, Vyapam
  • Rahul Gandhi promises change in liquor policy if voted to power in Tamil Nadu
  • No discussion until Sushma steps down: Rahul Gandhi
  • Yakub Memon moves SC against hanging
  • Jitender Singh Tomar got bail in fake degree case
  • Modi using Najeeb Jung to shutdown Delhi Commission for Women(DCW) like Anti-Corruption bureau: Arvind Kejriwal (Delhi CM)

Business

  • Adani paused the work on Australian coal project due to delay in approval
  • Assembling of AW choppers by Indian Rotorcraft Ltd (IRL) likely to be delayed
  • Seven Indian firms including Reliance and TATA, among world’s 500 largest companies: Fortune
  • British publisher Pearson decided to sell the Financial Times to a “global, digital news company”
  • SEBI-FMC (Forward Markets Commission) merger process to be complete by September: U.K. Sinha24-July-2015-Current-Affairs

Defense

  • Defense Minister, Army General to pay homage to Kargil martyrs
  • Reliance Defense team visits Mihan, to setup defense aircraft spare unit
  • Government plans crackdown on weapons smuggling across North-Eastern border
  • India, Thai defense ties set to get boost with Dhowan’s visit
  • India, China, Iraq Largest Importers of Russian Military Equipment : Report

Sports

  • Bopanna, Myneni lose Davis Cup doubles; India trail New Zealand 1-2
  • Lifetime achievement award for Dhyan Chand in British parliament
  • Coach van Ass may return if Hockey India stops ‘interference’
  • ICC’s Anti-Corruption and Security Unit (ACSU) will investigate the World T20 qualifying game between Afghanistan and Hong Kong
  • Indian-American win junior title at US Powerlifting Championships

Recommended In First Attempt For Indian Navy Pilot

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Recommended In First Attempt For Indian Navy Pilot

“I MAY NOT BE THERE YET, BUT I AM CLOSER THAN I WAS YESTERDAY…”-unknown

Recommended In First Attempt For Indian Navy Pilot. A middle-class boy with average academics, empty sports column in PIQ, no NCC or any great achievement. How was I supposed to clear SSB? That was the question I had in my mind while reporting to 12S SB Bangalore on 29th JUNE 2015.Most of the candidate have the same question while attending SSB. But soon I get to know that SSB is a place where it doesn’t matter where you come from, only thing that matters is belief in yourself.

Hi everyone, I am Karthik recommended for navy (pilot and observer) entry by 12SSB Bangalore. It was my first attempt and had a wonderful journey of 9 days (including medicals) which I am sharing with you all.

DAY 1- SCREENING.

Started with OIR. Overall it is very simple test. Then comes PPDT, A hazy picture was shown and I saw 2 persons in the picture and wrote a story around it. We were total 150 candidates and were divided into group of 10 each. When we started narration I was shocked that everyone except me saw 3 persons in the picture but everyone will have unique response to the picture, don’t worry about it and narrate your story with confidence. Results were announced after lunch, total 19 candidates were screened in out of 150 and I was given chest no. 16.

DAY 2- PHYCLOGICAL TEST+ INTERVIEW:

Started with TAT and I wrote 11 stories on the pictures shown which were very normal stories. Write whatever comes to your mind seeing the picture. In empty slide I wrote a small summary of my life and what I want to be .Then comes WAT, I was able to write 58 out of 60 WAT responses. In SRT I was able to attend 54 out of 60. Write very simple and practical response that you will do in your daily life. In entire physiological test don’t manipulate or think out of the way. Write whatever comes in your mind at very first, then only you can portray your real personality to the psychologist.SSB Indian Navy Batch

INTERVIEW:

Officer: let’s start with your job profile.

Me: told everything in detail.

Officer: rapid fire round 1.

Me: gave answer for first few questions and forgot few at the last and was looking at him with a smile.

Officer: repeated the questions.

Me: answered them.

Officer: Rapid fire round 2 and 3.

Me: I did the same.

Officer: In 10th you scored 83% and in 12th 63%, why such a drastic decline?

Me: sir, I was in Love. And told him everything that happened.

Officer: who is Nandan Nilekani?

Me: After few seconds of silence I said, this is first time I am hearing this name sir. I am really weak in GK.

Officer: with a laughter said leave it.

Officer: Ok gentlemen I have asked everything from my side, is there anything you want to say about yourself?

Me: sir I won’t quit from anything sir. Whatever the situation will be I will face it and overcome it sir!

I was done with my interview. As I came out few minutes later I thought ye kya kiya mene?  12th me galti kit toh, padhai gayi, pyar gaya aura b ye SSB bhi gaya!

In interview be very honest, logical and confident in your answers. Reveal your true self to the interviewer. Many of the candidates have decline in 10th to 12th marks (mostly with same reason as mine), if asked then say the truth. Don’t hide anything.

DAY 3 and 4 -GTO

Started with group discussion and I hardly put 2-3 points in 2 consecutive GD’s. Don’t shout in GD, Indian Navy Pilot Recommended Candidateshouting is not a sign of Gentlemen, if u have a valid point then the group will listen to you automatically. PGT was good but True spirit of team work and cooperation was built in snake race where we felt as a team and worked as a team shouting our war cry “VANDE MATARAM” which showed up in HGT. Lecturate was just above average and in individual obstacles I completed only 7 out of 10 obstacles.

Day 4 started with command task and I was given bomb task, I was able to solve all the three possible solution. Then we proceeded to the FGT and really worked together as a great team. The entire motto of Group Task is to check how you work as a team not as an individual. Never try to dominate the group, if you have the potential and practical solution the group will itself choose you as a leader.

DAY 5–CONFERENCE.

In conference I was asked to rate myself, and I rated myself genuinely and accepted the mistakes or the places I could have done better. We were waiting for the results, and came a naval officer in crisp white uniform with the results. Gave a small motivating Speech and he announced Chest no.16, had a few seconds pause and said that’s it, and left the hall. Yes, it was me. I don’t remember what happened in next few minutes. Everything happened in flash second and only thing I remember is the thought that came in my mind at that time” Yes, I have it in me.

Unforgettable 5days, lots of new friends, chance to get know yourself, one step closer to your dream and magical feel of hearing your chest number. That is all about the amazing journey of SSB.

I have cleared my medicals and waiting for the merit.

About me-Karthik, Mechanical Engineer working in a private company. Mail Id- [email protected] Mobile- 8140956535

Do I Have The Ability To Become Officer At Defence Forces?

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 “Ability is what you are capable of doing, motivation determines what you do. Attitude determines how well you do it.” ~~ Lou Holtz

Joining defence forces is the new trend among the youth now a day. Is it because of the increased salary or because of the perk and privileges that one receive or the respect or the passion to work for the motherland. Different personalities might have varying reasons but the input that are forces are getting is commendable. Anyway I am sure that no wrong element would reach because of the stringent selection procedures. Anyways when a person is thriving for success and knows where he needs to reach and how to reach then only can he achieve it. Nothing different for the ?Indian defence forces.

So before you make a decision of any consequence, make sure you are:

  • in your right and strongest mind
  • feeling positive rather than sad
  • healthy not ill
  • full rather than empty
  • active rather than tired

Motivation is highly needed as it’s rightly said that even if you have the ability but no motivation you will feel the lack of internal energy that pushes you to achieve. Failures might be part of your life, but they are necessary to keep life moving ahead else life would be monotonous with no fear. People would stop working hard if failure were not there. It’s the fear of failure only that keeps you motivated to achieve some stand in life.Become Officer At Defence Forces

Attitude of looking at situations and reacting to them also determines how well you do and achieve things. People look dreams and do not work accordingly. They think everything is easy to achieve, but they are far from reality. In course of time when they lose then only they realise how much work was needed and how much they did. Every individual has the capability to get selected at SSB but the person needs a right set of guidance and the motivation to reach the pinnacle. One need to identify the personality which is pure and real and not the show off that he or she does in society. Defence force is for the real hero’s and only such people get selected there.

Life is a battle and you should fight it bravely. Once you inculcate these qualities, I think no one can stop you clearing the SSB as it is the only exam which judges you on various parameters for five days and then selects you. It’s the beauty of this exam that wrong is caught and punished. Still If you have any confusion or feel to take individual assessment of personality for OLQ’s or prepare from your place itself through one to one interaction through my mentoring / counselling program drop me a mail at [email protected] or add me on Fb and drop in a message. The exam is so pure that only the deserving candidates cross it. You are also the one, but believe in your efforts and keep trying. Start with introspection and know your real self and then SSB would just be a five day self-realisation rather than a exam for the aspirants. Keep going!!!

To crack  SSB interview,  recommend you to get “Let’s Crack SSB Interview” book from Amazon.

What Are Assessors Looking At SSB? – Part 2

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What Are Assessors Looking At SSB? – Part 2. This series has part one where we covered the various aspects of human personality and what assessors are looking in an aspirant. It’s very clear as of now that everyone has the qualities while everyone does not develop them and get selected. Let’s now discuss how to develop these qualities so that selection is ensured. The best tool that has been identified for development of OLQ’s is SELF INTROSPECTION. I have heard from many aspirants that everyone tells it but no one suggests the way one should do it. The following is the right way to do it and develop yourself:

  • Have time for your preparation – One should ensure that they start preparing for SSB in time. It does not look sensible to start and finish preparation in two weeks which is actually impossible. The preparation as such needs less time but the learning’s that come need time for implementation in personality. So at least a month should be there for preparation.
  • Doing self-introspection – For this one need to study their life deeply which should encompass life events important or otherwise. This study will provide the base for further preparation as it gives strength and weakness as output along with the degree of presence. In my mentorship program individuals get their profiling done based on few tests that I have designed where clear strengths and weakness are identified and ways to improve are suggested.
  • Practice hard beforehand – Once the profiling is done one should now practice the various rounds of SSB so that the personality found and that reflected from whatever one speaks/ writes / performs is similar and both of them matches perfectly. One needs to see while preparation and reduce the mismatch to maximum extent.
  • Reflect yourself properly – Your personality and what is reflected should be similar. This rule applies to ever round as they are interested to just see the potential of being an officer in you. Don’t believe in myths that its tough or they assess hard or if you are not good in English they will reject, etc. I have published a list of myths also in article. For detailed information refer that as well.ssb gto task

Also one should seek right guidance. I have observed few people taking guidance in large groups. Please understand that SSB is something where individual personality is assessed and every personality is different so everyone should have different approach to tackle similar problems. Also there are no fixed responses to the problems given at SSB. So desperate and learned responses will never help in life. Still If you have any confusion or feel to take individual assessment of personality for OLQ’s or prepare from your place itself through one to one interaction through my mentoring / counselling program drop me a mail at [email protected] or add me on Fb and drop in a message. It would be a pleasure to help and resolve queries and clear doubts which are more often myths .Tackle the problems rightly at SSB and reflect your true self. SSB is the easiest exam one can give as there is nothing to prepare about. You are the best person who knows about yourself. So spend proper time in knowing yourself and achieve your dream to serve the nation.

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