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Naval Selection Board Agrani, Coimbatore

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Naval Selection Board Agrani, Coimbatore

Naval Selection Board Agrani is the selection center of Indian Navy situated in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu. In this board candidates are tested for being commissioned in the Indian Navy as officers.

About Naval Selection Board

NSB is situated in the INS Agrani, Red fields of Coimbatore, a city of Tamil Nadu. This board is meant to take SSB Interview for the candidates opting for Indian Navy. Generally the candidates for 10+2 Cadet Entry for Navy are called for SSB interview in NSB.
NSB has all the facilities to provide the candidates with a memorable and comfortable stay.

Naval Selection Board Agrani, Coimbatore

About Coimbatore

Coimbatore is the second largest city and urban agglomeration in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu, after Chennai and the sixteenth largest urban agglomeration of India. It is one of the fastest growing tier-II cities in India and a major textile, industrial, commercial, educational, information technology, healthcare and manufacturing hub of Tamil Nadu. Other important industries include software services. It is often referred to as the Manchester of South India. The city is located on the banks of the Noyyal River surrounded by the Western Ghats and is administered by the Coimbatore Municipal Corporation. Coimbatore has been ranked 17th among the top global outsourcing cities by Tholons. Coimbatore is the fourth largest metropolis in South India.
The places to visit in Coimbatore include TNAU Botanical Gardens, Gass Forest Museum, G.D. Naidu Museum, G.D. Naidu Museum, Ancient Industrial Artifacts Museum, Gandhi Museum, Regional Science Center, Brookefields Mall, Fun Republic Mall, Kari Motor Speedway , CSI Immanuel Church, Marudamalai Murugan temple, VOC Park and Zoo, Black Thunder, Kovai Kondattam, Maharaja Theme Park etc.

How to Reach Naval Selection Board Agrani, Coimbatore

Coimbatore is well connected by all the three means of transport with other parts of India. Broad gauge trains connect Coimbatore to all parts of India and Tamil Nadu. The Coimbatore Junction is well connected to all the major Indian cities. There are six major arterial roads in the city: Avinashi Road, Trichy Road, Sathyamangalam Road, Mettupalayam Road, Palakkad Road and Pollachi Road. There are three National Highways passing through the city NH 47, NH 67, NH 209. They connect Coimbatore to major cities via road. Coimbatore has several major bus stations. The town buses (intra-city) operate from the town bus stand in Gandhipuram to other bus stations across the city. Inter-city and intra-city buses that connect Coimbatore operate from different bus stands. The city is served by the Coimbatore International Airport at Peelamedu 15 km (9.3 mi) from the city and an air-force base at Sulur 23 km (14 mi).

Where to Stay

The candidates have to report at Coimbatore Junction Railway hence it is advisable to stay near it. There are a number of hotels and lodges with reasonable price and decent services nearby the station.

Contact Details

INS Agrani, Red Fields, Coimbatore – 641018
Fax – 0422-2325957
Phone – 1800-425-4599
Reporting Point – Movement Control Office (MCO), Coimbatore Junction Railway Station.

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Is General Knowledge Important for SSB?

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A big ghost that haunts us in every exam General Knowledge! In written exams we are already scared of it and then in interview also it appears! This article is going to solve all the doubts you have regarding the big question, is GK that important in SSB? There are candidates who are literally like encyclopedia and then too they don’t get recommended and then there are candidates who know not a single thing related to GK still they get through. Confusing, isn’t it?

What is the syllabus of GK for SSB?

The syllabus of GK for SSB is very wide and very narrow! Its simple GK in SSB can be anything. It could be something related to the current events and happenings, to something related to your basic subjects of graduation. It could be anything related to the job you are doing or anything related to the city you are living. Thus GK in SSB can be something related to you, to your country, your world! Some candidates have even been asked very out of the box questions.

Is General Knowledge Important for SSB?

 

How can I prepare it?

Now after reading the syllabus of GK for SSB do you think you can ever prepare it in a day? No! It takes time; you need to be observant enough to notice small things around you. It has to come in your habit. It is not exactly a subject which you can master. In fact you can’t ever master the GK for SSB, but you can do your best by trying to know the maximum around you. Suppose happens to be a surprise test in your class. Who will pass and who will fail? The one who has studied regularly will pass. Same is the case with preparation of GK.

Now the Big Question

Having read the syllabus of GK and the strategy of preparation for it, now ask yourself a question, isn’t GK important? Yes in a way it is because GK for SSB contains everything related to you and your surroundings, so as an observant person you are expected to know atleast something about the surrounding. There must be one more question popping up in your mind that then how the people who knew nothing of the current events pass, well you yourself know the answer, current events as such are not important, but the GK of SSB has much more than current events. It could be that they knew those parts well.
News, recent procurements and other things are not of utmost importance. SSB is a personality test and not a test of Current Affairs. Yet we ask you to read newspaper and books because they give an upper hand in the Group Discussion and lecturette. GD is everything about knowledge, the more you know the more relevant you’ll speak and more marks you’ll get. Thus knowing stuff related to the events and happening of national and international importance will help you in GD, lecturette and even in the Personal Interview it’ll help you if you are asked any such question.
Conclusion: GK holds a fairly good amount of importance in SSB. Why not go prepared if you have time, resource and amenities, after all it is a job which everybody dreams of, so why not go with full preparations.
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Things To Do After AFCAT Results

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Things to do after AFCAT Results

AFCAT results are out and there is a mixed reaction about it. While it is true that one can never be satisfied with one’s marks, but it is also true that now its high time to stop worrying about what is gone and start worrying for what is next in the line. One good thing about AFCAT is that you can chose the AFSB and the date as per your own convenience. I believe that those of you who have cleared AFCAT would have chosen the venue and date.

Now below is the list of what you can do after the AFCAT results:

Those of you who have not cleared it can start preparing for the next one from now onwards. With               determination and thorough preparation you’ll certainly get success in your next attempt.
Now given below are some points for those who have cleared it:
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  1. You can chose you date, venue for your AFSB considering all your engagements around the date you can chose the date most suitable for you.
  2. Download and print the call letter. Don’t leave it for future, it’s better to get the printout of the call letter now only.
    Things to do after AFCAT Results
  3. Keep the admit card and the call letter safe.
  4. Check the document list and make sure you have all the required documents. If you do not have it then you must apply for the document in well advance, as the preparation of any document (like provisional certificate etc.) may take time.
  5. Get the reservation done for the date you have chosen for. For some dates reservations might not be open yet, but don’t forget to put a reminder and get the reservations done as soon as the booking opens.
  6. Check up for the places to stay at that place in case you plan to stay there apart from the scheduled days and in case you don’t have anybody living there.
  7. Decide upon a good coaching if you plan to attend one. Take a feedback check from the pages of the coaching on Facebook and do a full research on it before joining. You can look for different aspects like the staff, facility, after coaching support etc.
  8. Start going for a jog or gym. It’ll help build up stamina and improve your fitness. Thus giving you an upper hand in the Individual Obstacles.
  9. Reading will improve your knowledge and help you in preparing lecturette etc. So try to read a good essay book of UPSC level.
  10. Stay in regular touch with current events and happenings which are of National and International importance. This will help you in GD and in interview.
  11. Do a good self-retrospection and find out about your positive and negative qualities. Strengthen your positives and minimize your negatives by working on them.
  12. Try to know about your family, their occupation, qualities, education etc.
  13. Read some normal things about IAF like the ranks, commands, aircraft etc. Major deals and recent news/ procurements about IAF are important as well.

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So these are the few things which you can do after the results. Good luck for AFSB and future AFCAT.

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NDA Exam Cut Off Marks 2010 to 2019

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Candidates can find the cut off marks of NDA written exam. NDA/NA exam is conducted twice every year by the UPSC. It consists of two papers, Mathematics (300 marks) and General Ability (600 marks). Thus NDA/NA exam has a total of 900 marks. This exam is conducted for the boys who are or have passed 10+2 and are between 16 ½-19 ½ years of age. After clearing the written exam the candidates have to go through a five day interview process, which is a personality test called the Service Selection Board or SSB interview.

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NDA Exam Cut Off Marks 2010 to 2019

The candidates who are successful in their SSB interview are sent for the medical examination and if they are medically fit then they have a chance to join the NDA, Khadakwasla, which is the prestigious tri-service academy of India, which works as a feeder institution for the main Academies of Army (IMA), Navy (NA) and IAF (AFA).

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NDA Exam Cut Off Marks

NDA 2 2017 Cut Off
NDA 1 2017 Cut Off
NDA 1 2016 Cut off
NDA 2 2016 Cut Off
NDA Exam Cut Off Marks 2010 to 2014
 

Given below are the cutoff marks for NDA written exam from 2010 to 2017

Year
NDA-1 (Max Marks:900)
NDA-2 (Max Marks:900)
2010
263
193
2011
290
253
2012
333
322
2013
337
313
2014
 360
(with at least 35% marks in each subject)		 283
(with at least 30% marks in each subject
2015
 306 (With at least 30% marks in each Subject)

 

Marks secured by the last finally recommended candidate (out of 1800 marks) 674

 269 (With at least 25% marks in each subject)

 

Marks secured by the last recommended candidate         (Out of 1800 marks) 637
2016
 288 (With at least 25 % marks in each Subject)

 

Marks secured by the last finally recommended candidate (Out of 1800 marks) 656

 229
(With at least 20% marks in each
subject)
2017 340 – Expected –
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AFCAT 1 2014 SSB Interview Dates

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AFCAT 1 2014 SSB Inteview Dates

Candidates those who cleared the written exam of AFCAT 1 2014 can check their marks at Indian Air Force website, they can also select AFSB centre and date of AFSB interview by login at careerairforce.nic.in. Candidates can select interview date and venue from the list of choices given at the website. Allotment of AFSB interview will be done on first come first serve basis.

AFSB/SSB Interview Dates AFCAT 1 2014

Date City Venue Address Seats Available Select
09/04/2014 Mysore 2 AFSB (Mysore) CV Complex, Siddarth Nagar, Mysore-570011. Reporting Point. In front of Prepaid auto booth at Mysore Railway Station Tel: 08212526621, Fax: 08212526613 188
09/04/2014 Varanasi 4 AFSB (Varanasi) Varanasi Cantonment, Varanasi-221002. Reporting Point. At Varanasi Cantt Railway station, Cantonment side exit Under overhead bridge (near platform No 9) Tel: 05422501995, Fax: 05422502836 224
09/04/2014 Gandhinagar 3 AFSB (Gandhinagar) Airforce area, Sector 9, Gandhinagar-382009. Reporting Point. Near MCO at Ahmedabad (Khalupur) Railway Station. Tel/Fax: 07923245080 0
09/04/2014 Dehradun 1 AFSB (Dehradun) Clement Town, Dehradun-248002. Reporting Point. Near MCO at Dehradun Railway Station Tel: 01352642269, Fax: 01352640104 130
15/04/2014 Dehradun 1 AFSB (Dehradun) Clement Town, Dehradun-248002. Reporting Point. Near MCO at Dehradun Railway Station Tel: 01352642269, Fax: 01352640104 163
15/04/2014 Varanasi 4 AFSB (Varanasi) Varanasi Cantonment, Varanasi-221002. Reporting Point. At Varanasi Cantt Railway station, Cantonment side exit Under overhead bridge (near platform No 9) Tel: 05422501995, Fax: 05422502836 239
15/04/2014 Mysore 2 AFSB (Mysore) CV Complex, Siddarth Nagar, Mysore-570011. Reporting Point. In front of Prepaid auto booth at Mysore Railway Station Tel: 08212526621, Fax: 08212526613 232
21/04/2014 Mysore 2 AFSB (Mysore) CV Complex, Siddarth Nagar, Mysore-570011. Reporting Point. In front of Prepaid auto booth at Mysore Railway Station Tel: 08212526621, Fax: 08212526613 226
21/04/2014 Varanasi 4 AFSB (Varanasi) Varanasi Cantonment, Varanasi-221002. Reporting Point. At Varanasi Cantt Railway station, Cantonment side exit Under overhead bridge (near platform No 9) Tel: 05422501995, Fax: 05422502836 240
21/04/2014 Gandhinagar 3 AFSB (Gandhinagar) Airforce area, Sector 9, Gandhinagar-382009. Reporting Point. Near MCO at Ahmedabad (Khalupur) Railway Station. Tel/Fax: 07923245080 0
21/04/2014 Dehradun 1 AFSB (Dehradun) Clement Town, Dehradun-248002. Reporting Point. Near MCO at Dehradun Railway Station Tel: 01352642269, Fax: 01352640104 167
12/05/2014 Dehradun 1 AFSB (Dehradun) Clement Town, Dehradun-248002. Reporting Point. Near MCO at Dehradun Railway Station Tel: 01352642269, Fax: 01352640104 141
12/05/2014 Varanasi 4 AFSB (Varanasi) Varanasi Cantonment, Varanasi-221002. Reporting Point. At Varanasi Cantt Railway station, Cantonment side exit Under overhead bridge (near platform No 9) Tel: 05422501995, Fax: 05422502836 235
12/05/2014 Mysore 2 AFSB (Mysore) CV Complex, Siddarth Nagar, Mysore-570011. Reporting Point. In front of Prepaid auto booth at Mysore Railway Station Tel: 08212526621, Fax: 08212526613 206
19/05/2014 Mysore 2 AFSB (Mysore) CV Complex, Siddarth Nagar, Mysore-570011. Reporting Point. In front of Prepaid auto booth at Mysore Railway Station Tel: 08212526621, Fax: 08212526613 223
19/05/2014 Dehradun 1 AFSB (Dehradun) Clement Town, Dehradun-248002. Reporting Point. Near MCO at Dehradun Railway Station Tel: 01352642269, Fax: 01352640104 213
19/05/2014 Varanasi 4 AFSB (Varanasi) Varanasi Cantonment, Varanasi-221002. Reporting Point. At Varanasi Cantt Railway station, Cantonment side exit Under overhead bridge (near platform No 9) Tel: 05422501995, Fax: 05422502836 249
19/05/2014 Gandhinagar 3 AFSB (Gandhinagar) Airforce area, Sector 9, Gandhinagar-382009. Reporting Point. Near MCO at Ahmedabad (Khalupur) Railway Station. Tel/Fax: 07923245080 0
26/05/2014 Varanasi 4 AFSB (Varanasi) Varanasi Cantonment, Varanasi-221002. Reporting Point. At Varanasi Cantt Railway station, Cantonment side exit Under overhead bridge (near platform No 9) Tel: 05422501995, Fax: 05422502836 247
26/05/2014 Dehradun 1 AFSB (Dehradun) Clement Town, Dehradun-248002. Reporting Point. Near MCO at Dehradun Railway Station Tel: 01352642269, Fax: 01352640104 204
26/05/2014 Mysore 2 AFSB (Mysore) CV Complex, Siddarth Nagar, Mysore-570011. Reporting Point. In front of Prepaid auto booth at Mysore Railway Station Tel: 08212526621, Fax: 08212526613 232
02/06/2014 Mysore 2 AFSB (Mysore) CV Complex, Siddarth Nagar, Mysore-570011. Reporting Point. In front of Prepaid auto booth at Mysore Railway Station Tel: 08212526621, Fax: 08212526613 218
02/06/2014 Dehradun 1 AFSB (Dehradun) Clement Town, Dehradun-248002. Reporting Point. Near MCO at Dehradun Railway Station Tel: 01352642269, Fax: 01352640104 156
02/06/2014 Varanasi 4 AFSB (Varanasi) Varanasi Cantonment, Varanasi-221002. Reporting Point. At Varanasi Cantt Railway station, Cantonment side exit Under overhead bridge (near platform No 9) Tel: 05422501995, Fax: 05422502836 226
02/06/2014 Gandhinagar 3 AFSB (Gandhinagar) Airforce area, Sector 9, Gandhinagar-382009. Reporting Point. Near MCO at Ahmedabad (Khalupur) Railway Station. Tel/Fax: 07923245080 0
23/06/2014 Varanasi 4 AFSB (Varanasi) Varanasi Cantonment, Varanasi-221002. Reporting Point. At Varanasi Cantt Railway station, Cantonment side exit Under overhead bridge (near platform No 9) Tel: 05422501995, Fax: 05422502836 239
23/06/2014 Mysore 2 AFSB (Mysore) CV Complex, Siddarth Nagar, Mysore-570011. Reporting Point. In front of Prepaid auto booth at Mysore Railway Station Tel: 08212526621, Fax: 08212526613 202
23/06/2014 Dehradun 1 AFSB (Dehradun) Clement Town, Dehradun-248002. Reporting Point. Near MCO at Dehradun Railway Station Tel: 01352642269, Fax: 01352640104 130
30/06/2014 Mysore 2 AFSB (Mysore) CV Complex, Siddarth Nagar, Mysore-570011. Reporting Point. In front of Prepaid auto booth at Mysore Railway Station Tel: 08212526621, Fax: 08212526613 236
30/06/2014 Dehradun 1 AFSB (Dehradun) Clement Town, Dehradun-248002. Reporting Point. Near MCO at Dehradun Railway Station Tel: 01352642269, Fax: 01352640104 157
30/06/2014 Varanasi 4 AFSB (Varanasi) Varanasi Cantonment, Varanasi-221002. Reporting Point. At Varanasi Cantt Railway station, Cantonment side exit Under overhead bridge (near platform No 9) Tel: 05422501995, Fax: 05422502836 242
30/06/2014 Gandhinagar 3 AFSB (Gandhinagar) Airforce area, Sector 9, Gandhinagar-382009. Reporting Point. Near MCO at Ahmedabad (Khalupur) Railway Station. Tel/Fax: 07923245080 0
07/07/2014 Varanasi 4 AFSB (Varanasi) Varanasi Cantonment, Varanasi-221002. Reporting Point. At Varanasi Cantt Railway station, Cantonment side exit Under overhead bridge (near platform No 9) Tel: 05422501995, Fax: 05422502836 237
07/07/2014 Dehradun 1 AFSB (Dehradun) Clement Town, Dehradun-248002. Reporting Point. Near MCO at Dehradun Railway Station Tel: 01352642269, Fax: 01352640104 168
07/07/2014 Mysore 2 AFSB (Mysore) CV Complex, Siddarth Nagar, Mysore-570011. Reporting Point. In front of Prepaid auto booth at Mysore Railway Station Tel: 08212526621, Fax: 08212526613 234
14/07/2014 Mysore 2 AFSB (Mysore) CV Complex, Siddarth Nagar, Mysore-570011. Reporting Point. In front of Prepaid auto booth at Mysore Railway Station Tel: 08212526621, Fax: 08212526613 250
14/07/2014 Dehradun 1 AFSB (Dehradun) Clement Town, Dehradun-248002. Reporting Point. Near MCO at Dehradun Railway Station Tel: 01352642269, Fax: 01352640104 201
14/07/2014 Varanasi 4 AFSB (Varanasi) Varanasi Cantonment, Varanasi-221002. Reporting Point. At Varanasi Cantt Railway station, Cantonment side exit Under overhead bridge (near platform No 9) Tel: 05422501995, Fax: 05422502836 238
14/07/2014 Gandhinagar 3 AFSB (Gandhinagar) Airforce area, Sector 9, Gandhinagar-382009. Reporting Point. Near MCO at Ahmedabad (Khalupur) Railway Station. Tel/Fax: 07923245080 0
21/07/2014 Dehradun 1 AFSB (Dehradun) Clement Town, Dehradun-248002. Reporting Point. Near MCO at Dehradun Railway Station Tel: 01352642269, Fax: 01352640104 203
21/07/2014 Mysore 2 AFSB (Mysore) CV Complex, Siddarth Nagar, Mysore-570011. Reporting Point. In front of Prepaid auto booth at Mysore Railway Station Tel: 08212526621, Fax: 08212526613 251
28/07/2014 Mysore 2 AFSB (Mysore) CV Complex, Siddarth Nagar, Mysore-570011. Reporting Point. In front of Prepaid auto booth at Mysore Railway Station Tel: 08212526621, Fax: 08212526613 233
28/07/2014 Dehradun 1 AFSB (Dehradun) Clement Town, Dehradun-248002. Reporting Point. Near MCO at Dehradun Railway Station Tel: 01352642269, Fax: 01352640104 190
28/07/2014 Gandhinagar 3 AFSB (Gandhinagar) Airforce area, Sector 9, Gandhinagar-382009. Reporting Point. Near MCO at Ahmedabad (Khalupur) Railway Station. Tel/Fax: 07923245080 0
28/07/2014 Varanasi 4 AFSB (Varanasi) Varanasi Cantonment, Varanasi-221002. Reporting Point. At Varanasi Cantt Railway station, Cantonment side exit Under overhead bridge (near platform No 9) Tel: 05422501995, Fax: 05422502836 241
04/08/2014 Varanasi 4 AFSB (Varanasi) Varanasi Cantonment, Varanasi-221002. Reporting Point. At Varanasi Cantt Railway station, Cantonment side exit Under overhead bridge (near platform No 9) Tel: 05422501995, Fax: 05422502836 237
04/08/2014 Dehradun 1 AFSB (Dehradun) Clement Town, Dehradun-248002. Reporting Point. Near MCO at Dehradun Railway Station Tel: 01352642269, Fax: 01352640104 183
04/08/2014 Mysore 2 AFSB (Mysore) CV Complex, Siddarth Nagar, Mysore-570011. Reporting Point. In front of Prepaid auto booth at Mysore Railway Station Tel: 08212526621, Fax: 08212526613 224
11/08/2014 Mysore 2 AFSB (Mysore) CV Complex, Siddarth Nagar, Mysore-570011. Reporting Point. In front of Prepaid auto booth at Mysore Railway Station Tel: 08212526621, Fax: 08212526613 153
11/08/2014 Dehradun 1 AFSB (Dehradun) Clement Town, Dehradun-248002. Reporting Point. Near MCO at Dehradun Railway Station Tel: 01352642269, Fax: 01352640104 54
11/08/2014 Varanasi 4 AFSB (Varanasi) Varanasi Cantonment, Varanasi-221002. Reporting Point. At Varanasi Cantt Railway station, Cantonment side exit Under overhead bridge (near platform No 9) Tel: 05422501995, Fax: 05422502836 177
11/08/2014 Gandhinagar 3 AFSB (Gandhinagar) Airforce area, Sector 9, Gandhinagar-382009. Reporting Point. Near MCO at Ahmedabad (Khalupur) Railway Station. Tel/Fax: 07923245080 0
01/09/2014 Gandhinagar 3 AFSB (Gandhinagar) Airforce area, Sector 9, Gandhinagar-382009. Reporting Point. Near MCO at Ahmedabad (Khalupur) Railway Station. Tel/Fax: 07923245080 0
15/09/2014 Gandhinagar 3 AFSB (Gandhinagar) Airforce area, Sector 9, Gandhinagar-382009. Reporting Point. Near MCO at Ahmedabad (Khalupur) Railway Station. Tel/Fax: 07923245080 0
AFCAT 1 2014 SSB Interview Dates

How to Select AFCAT 1 2014 SSB Centre and Interview Date

  1. Visit careerairforce.nic.in
  2. Enter your credentials.
  3. Click on Select Interview Date/Venue
  4. And submit with one of the options present to you.

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SSCW-13th Tech and Non-Tech Merit List

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SSCW-13th Tech and Non-Tech Merit List

Indian army has published the merit list of SSCW-13th non-tech (CDSE) and SSCW-13th Tech entry for the course commencing on July 2014 at OTA, Chennai. These lists have names of the candidates who have cleared the SSB interviews of respective entries along with the status of their medical test.

SSCW-13th Tech Merit List

  1. SSCW(Non-Tech) Course 13 is commencing from 07 Apr 2014 at OTA, Chennai. Reporting date is 05 Apr 2014.
  2. Joining Instructions will be issued on the basis of merit position subject to medical status and availability of vacancies.
  3. Though all precautions have been taken for preparation of Merit list, this Directorate does not guarantee against any distortion/ tampering of information. Authenticity of the merit list may be checked with the Merit List displayed in the Recruiting Directorate’s notice board.

SSCW-13th Non-Tech Merit List

  1. SSCW(Tech) Course 13 is commencing wef. 07 Apr 2014 at OTA, Chennai. Reporting date is 05 Apr 2014.
  2. Joining Instruction will be issued on the basis of merit position subject to medical status and availability of vacancies.
  3. Though all precautions have been taken for preparation of Merit list, this Directorate does not guarantee against any distortion/ tampering of information. Authenticity of the merit list may be checked with the Merit List displayed in the Recruiting Directorate’s notice board.

Check the Merit List SSCW-13th Tech

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AFCAT 1 2014 Result is Out Now

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AFCAT 1/ 2014 Result is Out Now

Result of AFCAT 1 2014 is published by careerairforce.nic.in. List of Candidates shortlisted, from AFCAT 1/ 2014 held on 23 Feb 14, for next phase of testing at Air Force Selection Boards (AFSB) is annexed. Based on the induction requirements of the IAF, performance of candidates in AFCAT as well as statistics of Reporting and Success rates at AFSBs, the cut off marks for shortlisting candidates for AFCAT 1/ 2014 held on 23 Feb 14 is 127 / 300. Candidates may login to their account to view their individual AFCAT Marks.

Candidates whose AFCAT Numbers figure in the list are required to login to their account and select the venue and date for further testing at one of the Air Force Selection Boards (AFSB). The last date for selection of AFSB venue and date is 30 Mar 14. Candidates are required to print the Call up Letter from the website before 30 Apr 14 and report to their selected venue along with Call Up letter, AFCAT Admit Card and other documents as listed in the Call Up letter.

AFCAT 1/ 2014 Result is Out Now

Shortlisted candidates who fail to select their AFSB schedules on or before 30 Mar 2014 would be allotted their AFSB batches by the IAF and so intimated through their registered email ID. On receipt of email, candidates are required to print a Call Up letter from the website and report to their allotted venue along with Call Up letter, AFCAT Admit Card and other documents as listed in the Call Up letter.

NOTE

  1. All candidates are required to carefully read and follow the General Instructions available on www.careerairforce.nic.in before reporting to AFSB. 
  2. All candidates are to download their call letters by 30 Apr 14. 
  3. Candidates login will not be available for AFCAT 1/ 2014 from 01 May 14. 
  4. Activation of Candidate Login for selection of the venue and date will be notified later. 
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Individual Obstacle in SSB

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Individual Obstacle in SSB

Individual obstacle test is the part of Group Task in SSB. In this test there are a series of obstacles placed one after the other, your aim is to cross successfully maximum of them in the allotted time. The number of obstacles varies for men and women. The time given is 3 minutes. Men have to complete 10 obstacles and women seven in the given three minutes. The type of obstacle varies from board to board. However here are some general obstacles: High Jump, Barrel Jump, Double Jump, Tarzan Swing, Tiger Leap, Burma Bridge, Rope climb, Commando walk, Double ditch, Screen jump, Balance beam, Monkey Crawl etc.

Here are a few things which you must know about the Individual Obstacle:
  1. Each obstacle carries a mark according to the difficulty level, the obstacle with the highest difficulty level carries 10 marks and subsequently the others have 9, 8, 7,..1 mark.
  2. The candidate can repeat the obstacle course once he/ she have completed the entire obstacle and the time still remains.
    Individual Obstacle in SSB
  3. This test provides you with an excellent chance to get marks, as you have to do the exercise individually and all you have to worry about is your own performance.
  4. The candidates are called one after the other according to the chest number in the group.
  5. Be very careful of the bells, one bell is rung after 2 and half minutes are over, this bell indicates two things, one that only 30 seconds are left for the candidate who is doing the course, and other that the next candidate should come and get ready, thus stand near the obstacle from where he/she wants to begin.
  6. Then at the end of three minutes there is a bell which indicates the time for the candidate who was doing the course is over and for the next candidate has started.
  7. Listen to the instruction of the GTO very carefully.
  8. Before the beginning of this test, the GTO will introduce you with each obstacle and then there will be a person who will do all the obstacles and show you how they are done.
  9. Once you are being introduced to the obstacles be very attentive and decide from where you want to begin.
  10. It is better to finish the balancing obstacle in the beginning as it becomes difficult to balance your body once you are exhausted after doing the maximum of the course.
  11. This is not a test of your medical fitness.
  12. It is just a test to check your optimum fitness, whether you have the attitude of never say die and whether you have the mental power to sustain in the training.
  13. The obstacles are definitely not something which you do in your daily life, and practically it is not possible to build a course at home and practice them, you should just be fit enough to not injure yourself and sustain for those three minutes.
  14. The most important thing seen through this test is the spirit of trying. You should try hard to do the maximum and stretch your capability by putting the maximum effort.
  15. Remember if you get injured in this, it’ll not gain you any sympathy and in fact will be harmful for you as it will affect your chances of getting selected. This is so because if you injure yourself that means you’ll not perform well in the other tests.
  16. A good officer knows how important he is and knows how to prevent himself, do not take a risk where you are sure of injury. Being fearless is good but being foolish is something different.
  17. It is advised to practice running, jogging and skipping to build up stamina, and sustain yourself for the whole durations of Individual Obstacle, so that you may give your best.
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NCC 35 Merit List Men

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Joinindianarmy.nic.in has published the merit list of NCC-35th special entry for men. There are total 28 candidates who have cleared SSB interviews of NCC-35th course. NCC 35th Course is going to commence this year in April. All fit candidates will receive joining instructions very soon.

Note :

  1. Joining Instructions to all qualified candidates will be issued strictly as per the merit list and subject to medical fitness and educational eligibility. 
  2. The Course is commencing wef 07 Apr 2014.

NCC 35 Merit List Men Details

  • Fit: 17
  • AMB: 8
  • RMB: 2
  • Awaited: 1
NCC 35 Merit List Men

NCC 35 Merit List Men

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In Conversation with Madhulika Ci, Recommended For IAF

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It is always beneficial to see the SSB through the eyes of the recommended candidates. Here is a conversation with  Madhulika Ci, A lawyer by profession (BCA+LLB in her education), who has cleared her SSB interview for IAF, from 3 AFSB Gandhinagar for the Ground Duty Branch and is all geared up to get set and go to Air Force Academy in July 2014.
Q. Hello Madhulika first of all heartiest congratulations from our side. Tell us how does it feel to be on the verge of joining Indian Airforce?A. Thank You. It feels great! The anticipation is nerve wrecking but I am very excited and hoping for the best!

Q. How was the SSB experience in total?
A. It was very swift. I met great people, made excellent friends but the 5 days were not enough. The 1 week spent just flies by and you are left with fond memories.
Recommended+For+IAFQ. As for the readers, 3 AFSB is a new board so please elaborate your experience of how was 3 AFSB?
A. The center is based in sector 9 of the capital city of Gujarat. On reaching the center one of the first noticeable things is its small size in comparison with other centers. Being fairly new and parts of it are still under construction. The capacity of the center to hold candidates is lesser due to obvious reasons but none the less what it lacks in size and capacity, it more than makes up for the excellent conditions of the rooms.
Q. What was your inspiration behind joining the IAF?
A. I wanted to be a part of the legacy that the IAF is. In a country of scientists, engineers and doctors, being a part of the IAF is an honor and a privilege. The uniform works too!
Q. First BCA, then LLB you sure have got a different kind of approach to your career, having an entirely different kind of courses. Was this question never raised to you in your SSB personal interview?
A. All the time! You wouldn’t believe the grilling I got in interviews! But I went with the honest answer. I did what was best and had best opportunities. I got a good job with BCA and could put myself through law school. Having both the degrees makes me have a good understanding of various untapped opportunities for in the future. I put the same across (in different words of course) and i am guessing they saw the truth in it.
Q. What was the attempt in which you cleared the SSB?
A. My fourth. Finally!
In Conversation with Madhulika Ci, Recommended For IAF
Q. So didn’t you give up hope in previous attempts? What made you succeed in this attempt?
A. I didn’t. And contrary to what the popular belief is, only positivity will not help you overcome hurdles. With each failed attempt i would go through the whole testing procedure in mind and wonder where i went wrong. It was frustrating. I felt very demoralized and questioned myself over and over again. I had nothing to help me understand what the problem was exactly. The books helped to a certain degree. But after the first time, the books had nothing new to offer me. I still went for SSB as i had a time constraint and dint want to lose out on attempts. Nothing worked. So here’s what i realized after all the failures. There is no specific set of rules. The SSB is a personality test. Being you is quite enough. I am not undermining the importance of GK and positive outlook but they alone would not work. I spoke to various people who had cleared and they all gave diff answers. So I went to a coaching center, got new books and started understanding my personality better. The optimism made me try again, but the preparatory steps i took are what put me through.
Q. Do you think coaching does really help the aspirants?
A. If a person is really interested in joining the forces, and then I would suggest it, yes. There are lots of people who clear it without coaching and people who don’t clear it even with coaching. But in the end it all boils down to how much do you really want it? When a failed attempt would hamper your chances the next time, do you want to take the risk?
Q. What was your success mantra?
A. Perseverance, Confidence, Identifying and utilizing resources, hard work (Lots of it!), optimism. Of course having an amazing group of girls in the group who were there in every step of the way helped 😉
Q. Does the group you get affect the chances of success in the SSB?
A. Absolutely. The group makes up for 1/3rd of your testing and determines whether you get through or not. Having a good group with positive dynamics helps you prepare for the testing better. They are comrades and affect your performance directly and indirectly. A good group can make all the difference because in the end, the services need a candidate who is accepted and supported by his/her peers.
Q. Which was your favorite part of the whole SSB procedure and why?
A. It is difficult to choose one but I find the testing procedure itself very exhilarating. You test yourself every step of the way. Intellect, Social skills and physical strength. Everything that you are is put to use. No amount of camouflage works. And the pressure helps you get stronger. Irrespective of the results, the SSB experience is one to cherish and all must try it at least once.
Q. Any tips for the repeaters and other fresher aspirants in general?
A. Freshers: The armed forces want a realist. Be realistic in your approach to yourself and your future. Believe in yourself ( I know it sounds cliché but its true!) and your abilities. Have a high aim and aspire to be better. Confidence and a level head will help you achieve.
Repeaters: Continue your hard work. You have it tougher than the freshers and it’s not easy to pick yourself up, dust yourself off, and start all over. I know. But your determination gives you an added focus and motivation. Understand and use all the resources at your disposal. Books, the internet, coaching centers, people with knowledge, they are all there to help you realize your dreams. Take all the help you need, harness all that new knowledge and put it to the best use. It’ll all be worth it. All the best!!
Q. Give one most essential thing according to you which is required to clear the SSB?
A. What you do, think and say should all be the same. Transparency of your true self
Thank you for speaking to SSBCrack Madhulika. All the best for your Merit List.
Madhulika: Thank you! It’s been a pleasure. Keep up the good work 🙂
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