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Indian Navy Executive and Technical Branch Notification Jul 2014 Batch

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Indian Navy Executive and Technical Branch Notification Jul 2014 Batch

Indian Navy has published the notification of Executive and Technical Branch  for July 2014 batch. Applications are invited from unmarried Men/Women candidates for grant of Short Service Commission in Executive Branch (General Services/Hydro Cadre/IT/Naval Architecture) and Technical Branches of the Indian Navy for Jul 2014 Course at Indian Naval Academy (INA) Ezhimala, Kerala.

Indian Navy Executive and Technical Branch Notification Jul 2014 Batch

Eligibility for Indian Navy Executive and Technical Branch 2014

Age Limit

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Educational Qualifications
Completed BE/B. Tech Degree with minimum 65% marks in aggregate from a recognised university in one of the following specified streams

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Note:

  • Candidates who are educationally eligible for more than one Branch/Cadre should fill up (apply only one Application Form) and mention his priority in the Form.
  • Candidates not qualified or appearing in final exam are not eligible to apply.
  • Technical branch candidates as mentioned above at Ser. No. (a) & (b) can also be allotted Air Technical Specilisation/appointed as Air Technical Officers by IHQ MoD(Navy).

How To Apply for Executive and Technical Branch Jul 2014 Batch

  • Candidates are to submit ‘e-application’ (Online) for this entry. The candidates desirous of applying can do so from 11 Nov 13. The online application registration will cease on 29 Nov 13.

Filling up of Indian Navy e-application

Visit www.nausena-bharti.nic.in and proceed as follows:-
  1. Click on the ‘Officer Entry’ button under the option ‘Apply Online’ on the Home Page.
  2. Fill the online registration form. Tips to assist in filling up fields have been provided as you highlight each field.
  3. Before clicking the Submit button it should be checked whether all the details entered in the form is correct as you will not be able to make any corrections after saving the record.
  4. After successful submission of the Application form candidates are to read the instructions on conduct of SSB and also print the Application form with the system generated application number from the download section on the status bar.
  5. Print two copies of the online Application Form having the system generated Application Number. One copy of this Application Form is to be duly signed and mailed (posted) to Post Box No. 04, Nirman Bhawan, New Delhi – 110 011 along with the following documents:- Self attested photograph, Attested photo copies of 10th &12th class certificates along with Mark Sheets, other educational certificates and mark sheets of all semester/years. Second copy of the Application form is to be retained by the candidate for record. Applications to be sent by ordinary post only. Speed Post, Courier and Registered Post will not be accepted.
  6. A superscription is to be made on envelope : ONLINE APPLICATION NO. __________ APPLICATION FOR SSC GS(X)(IT/NA)/HYDRO CADRE/TECHNICAL BRANCH (E/L/SM) – JUL 2014 COURSE Qualification _____Percentage _____%.NCC ‘C’ Yes/No. Application and requisite enclosures must be properly tagged/stapled, IHQ MoD(Navy) will not be responsible for loss of enclosures, if sent loose.

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Lakshya Toh Har Hal Me Pana Hai Lyrics and Video

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Lakshya Toh Har Hal Me Pana Hai is an awesome motivational song for Indian defence aspirants, this song is from the movie Lakshya. Lakshya Toh Har Hal Me Pana Hai is written by Javed Akhtar. Below you can find the video of this song to charge yourself.

Han yahee rasta hai teraa, tune abb jana hai… (2)
Han yahee sapana hai teraa, tune pehchana hai

Han yahee rasta hai teraa, tune abb jana hai
Han yahee sapana hai teraa, tune pehchana hai
Tujhe abb yeh dikhana hai
Roke tujhko aandhiya, ya jamin aur aasman
Payega jo lakshya hai teraa
Lakshya toh har hal me pana hai

Mushkil koi aa jaye toh, parbat koi takraye toh
Takat koi dikhlaye toh, tufan koi mandlaye toh
Mushkil koi aa jaye toh, parbat koi takraye toh
Barse chahe ambar se aag, lipte chahe pairo se lakh… (2)
Payega jo lakshya hai teraa
Lakshya toh har hal me pana hai

Himmat se jo koi chale, dharatee hille kadmo tale
Kya dureeya kya fasle, manjil lage aake gale
Himmat se jo koi chale, dharatee hille kadmo tale
Tu chal yuhi abb sub-o-sham, rukna, jhukna nahee teraa kam… (2)
Payega jo lakshya hai teraa
Lakshya toh har hal me pana hai

Han yahee rasta hai teraa, tune abb jana hai
Han yahee sapana hai teraa, tune pehchana hai
Tujhe abb yeh dikhana hai

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Golden Tips for Word Association Test

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Golden tips of WAT word association test

WAT stands for word association test and it’s the 2nd Psychological test. This test contains 60 different words. Each word is shown through slides for 15 seconds which focuses mainly on candidate’s personality and practice. Candidates are supposed to make out positive sentences on each word shown in the slide. Candidate’s performance depends mainly on “personality” and practice. The time limit for this test is short so a candidate has a very little time to think which drives out the personality of a candidate in the test.

Golden tips to tackle WAT test

  • WAT helps psychologist to understand the real behaviour of the candidate under pressure.
  • WAT totally depends on how you react to words in your real life.
  • A better introspection will help you to know your real personality, your interests, your fears and your weaknesses. By knowing your weaknesses one can work on that and can change them in one’s strengths. It will help you in changing the image of a word in your mind {explained later}.
  • First of all look at the words carefully as it will be shown only for 15 seconds. If you’ll miss even a single word, you’ll miss the whole sequence.
  • As you’ll see the word your mind will form an idea, now it depends on your personality to make a positive idea or a negative idea.
  • Then write a sentence on the idea you have formed. Make sure your writing is legible.
  • There are no negative words, if you’ll look them with a positive approach. Words will work in your favour automatically.
  • Try to practice WAT at your home and make some response sheets. You’ll see the response will automatically will get better and better.
  • You must write at least 6-7 officers like qualities in 60 sentences.
  • Do not use too many sentence on defence forces.
  • Don’t write simple observations
  • Don’t write idioms, phrases, quotations, universal truths. They show lack of original thoughts.
  • Don’t use the word “I or Me” much.
  • Write sentences from human point of view.
Golden Tips for Word Association Test

How to write a positive sentence from a negative word

  • When your reaction to a negative word is positive, it will be easy for you to make a sentence from the word.
  • Form a positive idea from a negative word shown in the slide.
For example– DIE: – Now when we hear die, an image of death comes to our mind. It is natural but a little practice will help you to change the image out of your mind.
Sentence– Indian people are diehard fans of cricket.
Or 
Sentence-With Agni- V, Indian security system becomes a deadly combination.
  • Do not use readymade sentence. This will break the pattern of loop created by psychologist.
  • Practice writing negative words, it will help you in changing the image of those words in your mind.

Examples Of Some WAT

  1. Sacrifice- A person with morals never sacrifice with his principles.
  2. Defeat – A winner defeat his weakness.
  3. Danger- Indian defence is always ready for dangerous situations.
  4. Risk- A winner always ready to take calculated risk.
  5. Worry- A fighter never worries about failures.
  6. War- Indian war of independence got tremendous support.
  7. Problem-Proper planning lead to a easy solution of the problem.
  8. Failure-failures are the foundation of success.
  9. Challange-challanges increase the abilities.
  10. Difficult-difficulties are solved by patience.
  11. Fear- winners bravely face his fear.
  12. Aggressive- A leader patiently deals with his team.
  13. Confusion-leaders have a clear vision.
  14. Weapon- weapon is used for protection.
  15. Hijack- commandos are trained for hijack.
From the examples, you can understand how to change the image of the word in your mind and if you’re able to change the image of negative words from your mind, then you’ll be able to tackle your WAT test easily.

The Right Time to Start SSB Preparations

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The Right Time to Start SSB Preparations

What is the right time to start preparing for an SSB interview? This is a question which haunts in the mind of every SSB Aspirant at one or the other time. Well so this article will help you in choosing the right time for starting your SSB Preparations.

I have seen people who prepared for only a month succeeding and yet another class who have prepared for years and not made it. So as such there is no time to start the preparation, this is what you’ll think now. No but definitely there is a time. The earlier you start them the better. One more thing the quantity of time never matters for preparations, what matters is the quality of time you put in and how sincerely you are preparing.
The OLQ’s which are the most important aspect of SSB can’t be developed in a day. They can only be developed by putting in a good amount of quality time.

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Observe-Analyze-Adopt

This is the mantra of getting success in SSB. You have to first observe the OLQ’s what they are and how many of them and in what extent they are present in your personality. You have to observe the Personality of an officer and compare yourself to his/her personality. Then comes the analysis part, now you have to analyze that what is the amount of OLQ’s which are missing in you, and you have to find out ways to develop them. Imagine yourself as an officer and then think what is missing in you. Then comes the adopting part. Adopt these OLQ’s in your personality.
So the right time to prepare for SSB is the time when you get to know what your aim is, the time when you decide that yes I have to be an Officer. Defence can’t be put as an option in career; you’ll get in only if you have made it the first priority. Making it the topmost priority in your life will always urge you to prepare well for it. Remember that even for a post of a very small private job there are a hundred more who are there to compete, hence in SSB there are always a lot more people who have put in all their efforts to get into it, so it is always the survival of the fittest.
You have to concentrate and prepare for SSB, from the day you decide what your aim is, i.e. Fauj. Give ample amount of time to know yourself, and analyze your positives’ and negative. Remember you can’t fake it in SSB so either you have the personality they want or you don’t.  It is important to become a kind of person who is suitable in reality instead of faking it. For eg if you are lazy and have a habit of getting up late then you must try to change and be lively and active, because if you are not and you are telling a lie in SSB that you are active and blah-blah then also you’ll be caught by the Interviewer or the Psychologist. So it’s better to be the desired kind of person instead of lying there

Start preparing now! Its better late than never
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Developing a Wonderful Speaking Skill

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Developing a Wonderful Speaking Skill

Having a good speaking skill will help you a lot throughout your SSB as well as your whole life. An error free speech, with a good tone and a good pitch is not liked by whom? Speaking power will sail your boat thoroughly through the storm of Lecturette, GD, Interview Conference and a lot of more things very smoothly. Hence there are a lot many benefits of having a good speaking skill. Here are some things which are essential for a good speaking skill and you must keep these things in mind to have a winning speaking style.

Developing a Wonderful Speaking Skill

  • Watch Your Tone: Your tone that is the intensity of your voice plays a major role. If you are having a very loud voice then you may appear rude and if you are having a very timid voice then you might not be heard at all. Hence practice your tone well. You can ask any of your close one to listen you speaking and then tell you whether you are sounding okay, loud or weak.
  • Maintain Your Posture: While giving lecturette or interview or in GD your posture plays a very important role. If you are using too much of hand gestures then it may look very dramatic. Similarly your slouchy body will reflect your laziness and lack of confidence. If you get up from your chair while arguing in GD may reflect your non-adjustable nature. Hence maintain a firm and straight posture while speaking; this will automatically enhance your speech.
  • Go slow with the speed: While speaking it is very important that you go neither too slow nor very fast. Hence make it a habit to speak in a proper speed neither fast nor slow. To achieve this also you have to practice well before.
  • Eye-Contact: Maintaining an eye contact while speaking is very important. Imagine when somebody is speaking to you and looking somewhere else, how will you feel? Eye-contact reflects your confidence. Make it habit to speak looking directly into the eye of the listener.
  • Choice of word and content: Your choice of words should be appropriate and easy. If you are using too fancy words and nobody is able to understand they’ll lose interest. Similarly the content which you are speaking must also be appropriate and relevant. Like in GD or lecturette speak only on the thing you know well, speaking merely for the stake of speaking is not advisable. One more important thing is that if you are choosing any word to be included in what you are speaking, then be sure about the correct meaning of the word, especially in interview.
  • Smile: No it is not necessary to show all your 32 teeth while speaking that will look amusingly funny, but maintain a calm and smiling face is necessary. It will raise your level of confidence and also make you look good. Promise yourself to not frown even when the whole group is against you in GD and even when the Interviewer is banging you!

Benefits of having a good speaking skill

A good speaking skill will help you in tackling GD and Lecturette very confidently. This something which is in our hand and we can practice it well before, so if you are able to express yourself nicely then it’ll give you an advantage over others. In the interview also you’ll feel confident. The best way to improve your speech is to practice lecturette daily.

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Aircraft Inventory of Indian Airforce

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Aircraft Inventory of Indian Airforce

The Indian Air Force has aircraft and equipment of Russian (erstwhile Soviet Union), British, French, Israeli, U.S. and Indian origins with Russian aircraft dominating its inventory. HAL produces some of the Russian and British aircraft in India under license. The exact number of aircraft in service with the Indian Air Force cannot be determined with precision from open sources. Various reliable sources provide notably divergent estimates for a variety of high-visibility aircraft. Given below is the list of types of aircrafts used in the IAF.

Aircraft Inventory of Indian Airforce

Multi-role fighters and strike aircraft

IAF’s primary air superiority fighter with the additional capability to conduct air-ground (strike) missions is Sukhoi Su-30MKI. The IAF have placed an order for a total of 272 Su-30MKIs of which 170 are in service as of 2013.The Mikoyan MiG-29 known as Baaz (Hindi for Hawk) is a dedicated air superiority fighter and constitutes a second line of defence after the Sukhoi Su-30MKI. 66 MiG-29s are in service, all of which are currently being upgraded to the MiG-29UPG standard.The Dassault Mirage 2000, known as Vajra (Sanskrit for Thunderbolt) in Indian service, is the primary multirole fighter, the IAF currently operates 51 Mirage 2000Hs which are currently being upgraded to the Mirage 2000-5 MK2 standard. The Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-21 serves as an Interceptor aircraft in the IAF. The IAF have phased out most of its MiG-21s and plans to keep only 125 that have been upgraded to MiG-21 Bison standard. These aircraft will be phased out between 2014 and 2017.The MiG-21s are planned to be replaced by the indigenously built HAL Tejas. Dassault Rafale Air superiority fighters will also be included in the fleet soon.
The SEPECAT Jaguar known as Shamsher and the Mikoyan MiG-27 known as Bahadur (Hindi for Valiant) serve as the IAF’s primary ground attack force.The IAF currently operates 139 Jaguars and over 100 MiG-27s. 

Tanker and transport aircrafts

The IAF currently operates 6 Ilyushin Il-78MKIs in the aerial refueling (tanker) role. For strategic military transport operations the IAF uses the Ilyushin Il-76 known as Gajraj (Hindi for King Elephant) in Indian service. The IAF currently operates 17 Il-76s, which are to be replaced by a number of C-17 Globemaster IIIs in the near future.
The C-130J of the IAF is used by special forces for combined Army-Air Force operations. There are currently 6 C-130Js in service.The Antonov An-32 known as Sutlej (name of an Indian river) serves as medium transport aircraft in the IAF. The aircraft is also used in bombing roles and para-dropping operations. The IAF currently operates 105 An-32s, all of which are being upgraded.The Dornier Do 228 serves as light transport aircraft in the IAF. The IAF also operates Boeing 737s and Embraer ECJ-135 Legacy aircrafts as VIP transports and passenger airliners for troops. The Hawker Siddeley HS 748 once formed the backbone of the IAF’s transport fleet, but are now used mainly for training and communication duties, a replacement is under consideration. 

Trainer aircrafts

The HAL HPT-32 Deepak is IAF’s basic flight training aircraft for cadets. The HPT-32 is to be phased out soon. The IAF uses the HAL HJT-16 Kiran MKI for intermediate flight training of cadets, while the HJT-16 Kiran MKII provides advanced flight and weapons training and also operated by the Surya Kiran Aerobatic Team (SKAT) of the IAF. The Kiran is to be replaced by the HAL HJT-36 Sitara. The BAE Hawk Mk 132 serves as an advanced jet trainer in the IAF and is progressively replacing the Kiran MKII. The IAF has begun the process of converting the Surya Kiran display team to Hawks. A total of 106 BAE Hawk trainers have been ordered by the IAF of which 39 have entered service as of July 2010.
75 Pilatus PC-7 Mk-II (Swiss Origin) are being inducted in the IAF, out of them 18 have been received, they will act as basic Trainers. 

Helicopters

The HAL Dhruv serves primarily as a light utility helicopter in the IAF. In addition to transport and utility roles, newer Dhruvs are also used as attack helicopters. 4 Dhruvs are also operated by the Indian Air Force Sarang Helicopter Display Team.The HAL Chetak is a light utility helicopter and is used primarily for training, rescue and light transport roles in the IAF. The HAL Chetak is being gradually replaced by HAL Dhruv. The HAL Cheetah is a light utility helicopter used for high altitude operations. It is used for both transport and search-and-rescue missions in the IAF. The Mil Mi-8 and the Mil Mi-17 are operated by the IAF for medium utility roles. The Mi-8 is being progressively replaced by the Mi-17. The Mil Mi-26 serves as a heavy lift helicopter in the IAF. It can also be used to transport troops or as a flying ambulance. The IAF currently operates 4 Mi-26s. The Mil Mi-35 serves primarily as an attack helicopter in the IAF. The Mil Mi-35 can also act as a low-capacity troop transport.

Unmanned Aerial Vehicles

The IAF currently uses the IAI Searcher II and IAI Heron for reconnaissance and surveillance purposes. The IAI Harpy serves as an Unmanned Combat Aerial Vehicle (UCAV) which is designed to attack radar systems. The IAF also operates the DRDO Lakshya which serves as realistic towed aerial sub-targets for live fire training.

Airborne early warning aircrafts

The IAF currently operates the EL/W-2090 Phalcon AEW&C. A total of 3 such systems are currently in service, with possible orders for 2 more.
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She is a defense aspirant from Varanasi completed her BCA. She has attended SSB Interview at 1 AFSB Dehradoon and has more SSB coming up. She is confident about joining Defence Forces one day. Here, she is sharing her views and experience. Mail us to join our editorial team now.

CDS Exam 8 Important Theorems to Solve Circle Problems In Geometry

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CDS Exam 8 Important Theorems to Solve Circle Problems In Geometry

Friends geometry is very important topic for every CDS in mathematics section. In exam paper there are near 16 to 19 questions from this section. Whole geometry can’t be covered in single article, so here in this article I tried to put theorems related to circles in geometry.

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1. Equal chords of circle subtends equal angle at center and vice versa. If AB =CD in figure then
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2. Perpendicular from the center of the circle to a chord bisects the chord. If
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3. There is one and only one circle passing through three non col linear points.
4. Equal chords of the circle are equidistant from Center. If AB=BD then GE=EF
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5. The angle subtended by an arc at the center is double the angle subtended by it at any point on the remaining part of the circle. In each case

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6. The sum of the either pair of opposite angles of cyclic quadrilateral is 180.a quadrilateral is cyclic if all the four vertices of it lie on a circle. Here 


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7. The tangent at any point of a circle is perpendicular to the radius through the point of contact.
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8. The lengths of the tangents drawn from external point on circle are equal. Here PA=PB
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Preparation for AFCAT 2014

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Preparation for AFCAT 2014

As craze for Air force has constantly growing, AFCAT-1 for this year forth will begin 24 February 2014. With rising aspirants preparing for AFCAT each year, the level of competition has also soared. Thus, my article addresses, the format of Exam and the tips for aspiring candidates preparing for this exam.

Preparation for Verbal Ability in English

The level of this section is difficult, even more than the level of CDS. Verbal ability consists in four sections
  • Reading Comprehension
  • Preparation of Vocabulary
  • Error detection and Correction
  • Sentence completion
Preparation for AFCAT 2014
For Reading Comprehension
To comprehend means to understand. Reading comprehension tests involves the ability of a candidate to understand the content of a given passage. This section comprises questions based upon a brief passage usually consisting one paragraph. Generally the level of this section is average and so is easy to score more. Our suggestion for this section is to read as many as passages or articles you could read either from the newspapers or magazines and try to understand the theme.
Tips for reading comprehension
  • Read the passage carefully and detect the theme.
  • Understand the questions carefully.
  • Answer the questions by choosing the right option.
For preparation of vocabulary
Preparation of Vocabulary can be done online or offline. Different words of nearly the same meaning but used differently are called synonyms. A word which is opposite in meaning to the given word is called Antonyms.
In this type of questions, generally a word is given, followed by four or five alternatives. The candidate is required to choose the word which is the nearest word meaning of the given word. For online preparation, I would suggest vocabulary.com as one of the best website candidates can use to learn more words to add in their dictionary.
For error detection and correction
R S Aggarwal’s objective General English, Arihant’s General English are some of the books you can refer to prepare for Error detection and correction.
For Preparation of sentence Completion
In this section the candidates have to pick the most effective word from the given words to fill in the blank to make the sentence more meaningful and understanding. The only tip for preparing this section is the ability to learn the usage of word in a particular situation.
To comprehend means to understand. Reading comprehension tests a candidate’s ability to understand the content of a given passage. This section involves question based upon a brief passage usually consisting in a paragraph. 

Preparation for General Awareness

Tips for General awareness
General awareness is one of the vast topics and proper preparation is required while preparing for this test. For those who study history subjects from the textbooks, you may find the topics dull and mundane. To resolve this you can browse through the videos provided on the internet based on curriculum of Indian History. As videos are more interesting for preparing History, you can easily understand and quickly recall the events more clearly. We are also enclosing some URLs to help you in the competition. For preparing Current Affairs, we would advise the daily newspapers, magazines. You can also subscribe competition magazines like Pratiyogita Darpan to read more on current affairs.

Preparation for Aptitude

The level of Aptitude is getting difficult in AFCAT, but it’s still the most scoring section in the competition. This section consist Decimal Fraction, Simplification, Average, Profit & Loss, Percentage, Ratio & Proportion and Simple Interest. Any school textbooks can be referred while preparing for this section.

Preparation for Analogy and Classification

This is a section which can lead to negative marking and can decrease your score. The Tip you can follow is to go through as many question as it will help you to understand the different class of questions that comes in the Examination. Try to download some books and practice question.                                               

Preparation for Non- Verbal Aptitude

This section is very easy to compare all other sections in the exam. This can be the most scoring section in the exam. For a better understanding of topics, you can refer textbooks like Arihant or RS Aggarwal. Do well, Good Luck!!!

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How to Write Stories in TAT

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How to Write Stories in TAT

TAT stands for thematic appreciation testand it is held on the very first day after the screening test. Candidates who clear Phase -1 test, stay for remaining 5 days. They have to undergo the psychology test on the first day.

The psychology test contains
  • TAT
  • WAT
  • SRT
  • Self Description
How to Write Stories in TAT
TAT is the first test of phase -2 screening. It contains 11+1 pictures. The first 11 pictures contain a series of slides on which you’ll have to write stories on. And the last slide will be a blank slide out of which you can write any story but make sure the story will have your life experiences or problems you have faced and how you overcame those problems. One gets 30 second to see the picture and then 4 minutes for writing a story around it.
TAT is test of your imagination. It’s not a test for beauty of expressions, so, do not use heavy-duty words and do not try to overshow your ideas through writing. You just have to make a story around the picture.
  • The psychologist will test your personality using TAT, WAT, SRT, and self description.
  • All the tests are used for analysing your personality and to check whether you have officers like quality.
  • Always remember, the answers of TAT, WAT, SRT and self description are compared with one another to find out the real personality of the candidate.
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Golden Tips for writing stories in TAT

  • First, look at the pictures carefully showing on the screen and relate to the pictures to form an idea in your mind about the situation.
  • Most likely, it is always easy to form an idea to drive it with a positive approach and then write a story on that idea
  • Write story on that idea which comes to your mind at the very beginning.
  • Each story must have a central character with whom you can identify with. The hero should act in a normal manner to find out the solution of the problem.
  • The story should have some supporting character that can help the main character to come out of the problem.
  • Do not write pre-conceived stories, because the pictures stories are set to an accorded pattern. And if one misses or skips through the loop, the psychologist can easily trace that your story does not follow the psychological pattern which can get you out.
  • To narrate the story, use names of people in your group as the central character. And do not use RAM, SHYAM, SITA, and GEETA as the main character instead.
  • The stories should always reflect your personality. As it will be crosschecked in the WAT, SRT and self description.
  • FOR EXAMPLE- If in a story, you are writing that X is a sportsperson then you should also have played sports in your life.
  •  If you are friendly and lively than it should reflect in the main character’s personality. He should be fun loving and friendly in the story.
  • An important note: Try to portray as many officers like quality you have in your personality in the stories and let it appear in other psyche tests also.
  • The main character has to be positive and bring out the story as a positive one.
Tips to follow when the ideas do not come to your mind, here I am using some examples:
  • If in a picture: A boy’s hand is placed on his head. The idea is: X is a boy, who lost his job in the time of recession. Now, he uses social networking sites to track HRs of different companies, after few months he got an interview call.
  • If in a picture: there are 2 girls. Then the idea is: To interpret one boy and then you can make your situation accordingly to illustrate women empowerment, harassment issue, women education like issues.
  • If in a picture: 2 people are fighting. The idea is – they are performing under karate, taekwondo, or a boxing match

So you can easily make a story by observing a picture carefully and by correlating with a practical problem.

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Group Planning Exercise 6 SSB Interview

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Here is another unsolved GPE Group Planing Exercise sample for you. Candidates can look at the GPE map and sample situation details below. Candidates can write their responses in the comment box below and can also comment on other candidates’ solution. One should not take more than 10 mins to write the full GPE solution.

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Group Planning Exercise 6 Details

You are group of 8 students of Kumarpur College returning from Lalbagh after winning a Football Competition. As your mini bus stopped at the petrol pump-cum-garage to get the headlights of the mini-bus repaired, you saw a person lying in a pool of blood. He told you that he is a native of Rampur village and a communal crisis broke down in Rampur village. As he came to the petrol pump to ask help of the attendant and call police some terrorists attacked the pump and beaten him up and cut off the telephone wires.They also took the attendant with them. He managed to hear their conversation. They planned to bomb  the Dusshera Mela at 6.00 pm. They have also planned to kill the CM who is coming for the inauguration of Dusshera Mela at the Helipad at 5.30pm. They have also removed the fish plates near Rampur village. The train will pass Rampur village at 6.30 pm. After telling this the man fell unconscious. Just then a man inquires about you and tells you that your mother got dengue . Jetty facility is available at Surya canal from 4.00pm to 8.00pm. Police station and Army unit is there in Shyamli town . A  PCO is also available at Shyamli town.  There are some carts available at Ramte ram village. Now the time is 4.00pm. You have got a mini-bus with you, being a young and brave students what will you do?

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