CDSE 2 2013 exam is appearing near, hope all you of are doing preparation for CDSE exam. Well, it is good to have the syllabus of the examination you are going to write, though there are no changes in CDSE syllabus of 2013, but we are writing this post for the candidates who are new and do not know the syllabus of CDSE 2013.
CDSE 2013 Question Paper Pattern
CDSE consist of three papers namely, English, Maths and GK. If you are applying for OTA, then you need not attend Maths paper.
Below is the rough estimation of number of questions appeared in last year papers.
Subject
Question Type
2013 Feb
2012 Sep
2012 Feb
2011 Sep
2011 Feb
2010 Sep
2010 Feb
English
Comprehension
Sentence-Rearra
Synonyms/Antonyms
Spotting Error
Sentence Ordering
15
20
20+20
23
24
15
20
20+20
25
22
15
20
20+20
25
22
29
20
20+20
17
14
29
20
20+20
17
14
27
20
20+20
19
14
27
20
20+20
19
14
General Knowledge
Current Affairs
Indian History
Geography
Politics
Economy
General Science
25
19
20
18
05
33
30
19
18
15
08
30
30
19
18
15
08
30
35
14
18
15
08
30
35
14
18
15
08
30
33
14
20
15
04
34
33
14
20
15
04
34
Elementary Mathematics
Algebra
Arithmetic
Mensuration
Geometry
Trigonometry
Logarithm
Statistics
10
25
19
15
18
05
8
10
25
19
15
18
05
8
10
25
19
15
18
05
8
10
28
16
16
17
05
8
10
28
16
16
17
05
8
10
26
18
17
16
02
11
10
26
18
17
16
02
11
Hope this will help you to understand the syllabus of CDSE 2013 exam, for more tips on CDSE preparation, visit the links attached below.
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Hello friends this article is about lecturette. As each test in SSB is equally important same thing applies here. Ultimately GTO wants to collect enough data about our personality, through all these tests, and our aim must be to provide him the things he wants to see in a candidate to pass him. So through a good lecturette you can show him some of the most important qualities of your personality.
As in this test no one is going to interrupt you while speaking, so your performance depends totally upon you. Your self confidence, stamina level, expression without hesitation and not to forget your knowledge about the topic will be tested here.
Arrangements of the test: rest of your group will be sitting and 1st candidate will get up take a card and walk away from the group, now this card has four topics example
Now in these topics you are free to select any topic. My advice is select average topic and be confident about that. As 2 out of four will be average topics and one will be below and one will be above average. If you have very good general awareness then you can also go for the tougher one. Now you have to select one topic and prepare a lecturette on it in 3 mins. After three minutes the first candidate will come, stand facing the group and will talk over the topic for next 3 min. when he arrive next candidate will take his card and will do the same.
While communicating to an ex GTO I found some useful information which I am sharing here:
Knowledge
Good
Average
Poor
Fluency
Good speaker and expressive
Satisfactory
Hesitation and stammering
Self Confidence
Good
Average
Under confident
Stamina
3 min
Between 2 and 2.30 min
Less than 2 min
Result
pass
Border line
fail
Techniques to improve your lecturette
Most important thing is practice, more practice, and daily practice. And few others are:-
Friends make good reading habits, be updated, talk to your friends in English, make your mastery on the common topics like Indo Pak relations, drug abuse, global warming, power of press, Indian missile development program, etc a list is available on SSBCrack so you can follow that link also.
Be in touch with people whom you meet at different SSB and keep asking them about their all 4 lecturette topics. Make writing habits.
Use camera or mobile phone to make video of yourself wear a short and t shirt and give lecturette on topic of your choice even try to give you introduction. And watch it carefully. Because you can’t watch yourself while speaking. So how you will correct your mistakes. Analyse your standing posture, facial expression, hand gestures and also listen if you are hesitating in speaking. It will help you to introspect, remove your hesitation and also it is a fun activity. You can judge yourself and can be more presentable and impressive.
When you want to get into the defense forces of India (as an officer) i.e. Army, Navy or Air force you have to go through a process called SSB or Service Selection Board. Your chances of getting into the forces depend on your recommendation in this process. SSB is known as AFSBAir Force Selection Board in case of Air force. Hence basically to get into Air force you have clear AFSB.
AFSB is a five to six day process in which various tasks are held to judge you from all aspect. Your personality, psychology, and physical fitness are tested during these days and so is your ability to perform in a group, group spirit, and leadership qualities.
Since AFSB is a process where you are put under pressure and hence only the real you come out. So you have to be genuine. Also the AFSB people are searching for the best and most suitable fit for an officer hence your selection depends on whether or not you have Officer Like Qualities (OLQ’s). Let us see now what exactly the process of AFSB is.
Generally the number of reporting is high and some of the people who report are totally undesirable for the Airforce so this is a broad filter which takes in such people who the Board feels are desirable and can be tested for the OLQ’s. Firstly you are allotted a chest number after the crowd has been divided on the basis of Freshers, Conference outs and Screened Outs. Then groups of 16-18 candidates are made. This tests consists of two tests Officer’s Intelligence and Rating test which consists of simple reasoning questions and Picture Perception and Description Test (PPDT) which asks you to write a story along with age, sex and mood of the character which you see in the shown hazy picture (picture is shown for 30 seconds, you have write age etc. in 1 minute and story in 4 minutes). Thereafter you are required to narrate your story in front of three members of the board and then discuss and arrive at a common story there only. Then nominate a person who will tell your group story to the members of the board present there. After this results are announced and around 50% of the people are selected for the further testing rest are routed back to the railway station.
Then you are allotted fresh chest numbers and new groups are made consisting of about 8-9 candidates.
Psychological Tests
In AFSB’s psychological tests are generally conducted the same day of screening after the document verification. Hence the candidates are quite under pressure after a long day. This is a battery of four continuous tests which continue for about 2 hour without any break. First there is TAT or Thematic Apperception Test in which 11+1 picture slides are shown and you have to write a story on the picture. Each picture is shown for 30 seconds and you have to write the story in 4 minutes, last one is a blank picture. Then you have WAT or Word Association Test where a word is shown for 15 seconds and you have to see and write your response on that word in 15 seconds, total 60 words are shown. Then come SRT or Situation Reaction Test where you have to give your reaction 60 day today situations in 30 minutes. Lastly you have SD or Self-Description Test where you have to write a paragraph each on what your family, teachers, classmates (friends) and you think about yourself.
GT Series
Group Task Series is again a battery of tests which consists of 9 different types of tests which you have to perform in group and is conducted by a Group Testing Officer. They are conducted in a span of two days. They are:
Group Discussion
Group Planning Exercise (Military Planning Exercise)
A personal Interview is conducted which is taken by a senior officer or the president of the board. In this exercise, the candidate is in direct conversation with the Interviewing Officer and the Interview is conducted for 35-40 minutes. The Interview is conducted on the basis of the Personnel Information Questionnaire Form (PIQ) which is filled by the candidate on their arrival to the SSB Board.
Conference
This is like the conclusion of the SSB Stay of a candidate. This is the Final day generally (Except for Flying Branch Candidates). On this final day, the fate of the candidate is decided and thus it is an important day. The candidates are required to appear one by one in front of the complete Board of Officers comprising of the President of the board, Deputy President, Group Testing Officers, Psychologists & Technical Officers.
Then in the end PABT is conducted for the flying branch candidates who are recommended from AFSB.
During your personal interview, you may face several questions from interviewing officer; some questions are general which everyone has to face. Other questions like general awareness or on personal life, depending on what you have written on your PIQ form and how or what you’re answering. Aspirants, here are some of the SSB interview questions which were recently asked in the SSB interview by the IO.
Recent SSB Interview Questions
Meaning of your name, good and bad qualities of family members.
If you have done Graduation in some discipline then why you want to leave that field and enter into a field(defense) where much of your knowledge will not be used(like if you have done B.Sc. IT or B.Tech Computer or BCA)
Your reason for joining the forces (practical reason they want and not typical answers like uniform or passion etc.)
View about Indo-Pak Relations.
Reasons and views on fall of currency value in India.
How you prepared for SSB.
Does taking coaching or following a website dedicated to SSB helps?
Technical field Candidates are asked about RADAR technologies and other technical questions related to their subject.
What do you know about Airforce, Army, Navy (new knowledge other than commands, ranks etc.).
Difference between a fighter and an attack plane.
About Recent Induction Rafeal, Tejas, Aircraft etc.
About issues in Syria, Egypt, Lebanon, Iran, Israel, Afghanistan.
Recent Defense deals and up gradations.
Explain three farm bills.
What do you know about CAA?
Hope these questions are helpful for you. From there you can get some idea of the type of questions you may face during your personal interview. Please share personal interview questions faced by you recently, in the comment box below.
Hello friends! So all done with the most awaited AFCAT 2/2013? Well I hope you are and I hope that you would have done well. Here is a brief analysis of the question paper of AFCAT. This analysis is very important because AFCAT question papers are not given to the candidates to take with them. Hence its only on the basis of memory that we can recollect and give an opinion on what kind of paper it was. This analysis is also important for those who are aspiring to give AFCAT in future since they will get an idea of what kind of paper it’ll be.
To begin with there was English comprehension as the set pattern is. There was a paragraph and five questions based on it. The language was the paragraph was not very difficult but it was above average. But certainly it was difficult than previous papers of AFCAT. So a person with a normal English and vocab can do it easily. Then there were three questions of Synonyms and two on antonyms. They were above average difficulty level and slightly more difficult than previous AFCAT papers. After this there was sentence correction and word completion which were all normal ones
Then began the General Awareness part of the paper. Its level was certainly higher than previous year’s papers. Many things related to awards were asked including awards like Padma shree, CK Naidu award, Dhyanchand award etc. Two questions were there on 2010 commonwealth games. Simple questions were there from history and science which you can answer easily. Also they asked about the missile recently successfully test fired by Iran. There were two questions from Astronomy. No question from Indian Polity was asked. Origin of river Narmada was asked from Geography area.
Then the Math section began. The number of questions was nearly about 15-18 and some of them were very simple. Some were tricky. They have certainly raised the bar for this section as well. Remember to revise all basic algebra formula’s before sitting in AFCAT also revise questions from Profit & Loss, Ratio and Proportion, Percentage etc. There were good numbers of questions from theses sections.
After Math section there was verbal ability test or verbal reasoning. It was simple and consisted of finding the odd one out from the given pair of words and simple analogies. You can do this section well by practicing before. Then the last was Nonverbal reasoning. They have a set pattern of giving questions on completing the series, finding the location of the dot, finding the hidden figure in given figures and completing the missing part of the figure. They were fairly simple and can be easily done with little concentration.
Thus the bottom line is that the IAF is raising the bar of AFCAT with coming years. The question paper is getting tougher day by day hence a good amount of practice is required to be done. Also the section of GA needs to be paying attention on and a good study is required for excellence.
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Dear aspirants, this test basically designed to check our decision making capabilities i.e. how quick and effective we are in making decision in time bounded environment. We are given a set of problems all of the problems need to be solved in different time constraints. This test involves few steps and according to mine experience, I would like to tell you what to be done in which step.
Step 1: Brief introduction of the concerned area by GTO
Friend here you need to be very attentive because if you missed any place or misinterpreted anything on map, it will hamper your performance. so be attentive, listen to every minute detail meticulously and keep them in mind.
Step 2: In next step GTO is going to read out the problem in the concerned area to you. He has the write up with him. In this test you need to co-relate the problem to the map, and while listening pay attention to hidden resources, given resources, time constraints ,and total no. of problems and what all problems are. So at the end of this step you must be able to answer these questions to yourself.
How many problems are there?
What are the resources given and hidden?
What are Time constraints of each problem?
What are other constraints like no telephone is working, your vehicle broke down. Head lights are not working and so on.
Step 3: Now GTO will give you 5 min. to read out the write up of the problem. Friend if you were good in listening and were attentive in step 2 then in this step you will get advantage. Those five minutes you can utilize in your planning. now be quick and do the followings.
Decide priorities of problems, and have always a reason for giving the particular priority to a particular problem, it will help you in discussion.(keep loss and time available in mind while doing this)
As a problem can be solved in more than one ways. Start thinking for available solutions to each problem and decide which one to follow and how many persons you need to solve that problem. Friends whatever solution you follow have a reason for that. Most important thing which I learned recently from 14ssb board GTO that whenever you have a choice between possibility and certainty go for certainty. Example. You are on a road with an injured person, you have two options one to take lift and at a short distance you have a petrol pump or garage. Then it is certain that you will get vehicle at garage or pump, but you may or may not get lift. So always select an option which is accessible to you and which ensures you the solution.
After you get a solution to each problem now you have a clear idea about how many persons are needed in each problem. So now you can decide in how many sub groups you will divide your team.
Friends if you jump on dividing the group first before solution, you can get wrong in mid way. So do it at last.
Step 4:- in this step GTO will ask you write your individual solution on a paper. Let me clear my friends everything is evaluated in ssb, nothing is just for time pass, so do not believe on rumors that this copy will not be evaluated. For writing always follow a particular way so that you don’t miss anything. Like this
“We group of _ friends, on our way to the —encountered with some problems. According to priority problems are:-
A:-
B:-
C:-
D:-
Write what you have (resources) quickly, and always mention hidden resources as it shows you are practical and can think other options too.
Now write I will divide my group in _ sub groups of 3,2,2,3 (according to you)
Now attending each problem priority wise write down solution attending these points for each
Who, what, when, where, how, time- distance and action
Always mention distance according to scale given to you, you can go to the model or map and measure it with you hand so that you can get a rough idea of distance and time needed to travel that distance using the particular mode of transport.
After you finish this reassemble your group mates and move where you were going prior to the problems.
Step 5:- group discussion to reach a common solution. Again it is a discussion so all the things which are tested in GDs ,will be there. But this time one more thing will be tested and this is your decision making ability and how you persuade others to your decision. Presence of mind and listening are most important things. If you have made a good plan then discuss reasons behind your particular choice of priority or particular path, particular transport anything you say there have a reason for that and it is sufficient for a good discussion. other things are same as in group discussion. If you have strong reasons your group mates will agree automatically. And keep in mind what group is deciding for common plan so that if your group nominates you to give final plan. You don’t hesitate and can give it confidently. And this is a fact that group will nominate you automatically if you were good and active throughout the discussion.
Example for group planning exercise
You are a group of 10 students returning to your hostel at doper after a picnic at Rampur your vehicle developed problem and you left it at garage near petrol pump and your group decided to enjoy ferry as your jeep will be repaired by 6pm. You stopped at tea stall and having tea, one of your friends found a rifle and accidently he fired a bullet which injured him in his shoulder. While you were thinking about what to do, a boy came to you to seek your help as his father fell down near wheat fields from his cart and broken his leg. As he finished a man came on cycle to you and informed that miscreant who are hidden in shanty village, and they are going to remove fish plates of train track and also will blast a train going from dholpur to Rampur which leaves at 4:45 and they plan to blow it at 5:30 over the bridge. And villagers are afraid of goons so they are not informing police. just as he finished a woman came to you and asked for help as her cow was stranded in marshy land and it is the only source if her livelihood as it 4pm now, and you need to reach hostel before 7 pm you are also provided that a bus leaves from shampur to dholpur leaves at 5 pm. boats are also available at ferry. No telephone or mobile is working. What you will do in such a situation?
Way to find GPE Solutions
Note that carefully I am suggesting ways to think solution not how to write solution.
Step 1 priority setting
Person injured with bullet: reason:-he needs immediate assistance as excessive bleeding is dangerous for him.
Person with broken leg: – reason as we have enough time for train problem and the farmer can’t go himself anywhere. And he also needs some medical assistance.
As train will leave at 4:45 and reach the bridge at 5:30 it is 4:00 now so we can give this problem 3rd priority.
Cow stranded in marshy land. As human life is not involved
Step 2 Solution to each problem and assigning it to subgroups
Problem 1:- person injured with bullet
First of all I will stop his blood using cloths now, (think solution in these 7 points)
Who: 2 of us
What: take the person to hospital
When: start 4:15 as it will take some time to plan and take lift.
Where: to the hospital
How: we will take lift from passing vehicles.
Time and distance: it will take near 15 min to cover the distance of 15km and additional 15 min to take him to hospital.
Action: admitted the person to the hospital and treatment started. and sent a ambulance to pick up the leg broken person and take him to hospital.
Problem 2: leg broken person
Who: 2 of us + cycle +son of that person
What: will go to wheat field and take him out so that ambulance can pick him up
When: start at 4:15
Where: we will move from tea stall to wheat field
How: using cycle and cart
Time & distance: to cover 4 km cycle will take near 10 minutes and we will take him out on his cart in near 10 min.
Action: we will take him to tea stall and wait for ambulance so that he can be taken to hospital and can be treated.
Problem 3: train problem
Who: 3 of us
What: 1 will inform shanty village police and 2 will inform railway person at manned railway crossing.
When: at 4:15
Where: police station in village and at manned crossing
How: 1 will take help of villagers to reach police station using villagers motor cycle or cycle. And other two will reach ferry in running and take boat to reach the manned crossing near temple.
Time & distance: 1 man will use villager’s resources and in 20 minutes he can find the police station .and 2 others will cover 3 km. in 10 min. and then reaming 8 km by boat and it will take 10 minutes as speed of current will also support us.
Action: informing the concerned person on time will resolve the issue till 4:50 pm.
Problem no. 4: cow in marshy land
Who: 2 of us + lady + villager who informed us about miscreants
What: will take the cow out of marshy land
When: they will start at 4:15
Where: will move to marshy land
How: we will collect resources like rope, man power, some some sticks, a wooden plank etc. and using them we will pull the cow out
Time & distance: it will take us 5 mins to cover 2 kms and then 10 mins to gather resources. And near 30 mins to take cow out.
Action: we will save the cow with help of villagers. Till 5:00.
After all problems are solved
All of us will gather at tea stall till 5:20 and catch the bus and reach garage and collect our jeep and return to the hostel before 7:00 pm.
Hello aspirants! All set for CDSE? few days are left and I am sure everybody is going through the last minute nervousness. Keeping in mind the vast course that CDSE exam covers it is very difficult to mug up everything and go and give the exam. CDSE exam requires a lot of dedication, hard work and patience. You need to focus on your studies and concentrate when you are studying. Well what you need to do is to make a study chart and prepare accordingly. Since very less time is left hence you need to be more focused and appropriate in what you study. Here are some tips which will help you in preparing for CDSE.
How To Prepare Well For CDSE Exam: Time Management
You need to make a study plan and a routine and study consistently if you are serious. Many students have the habit of procrastinating studies to night and doing useless things and passing away time during the day. This is a bad habit. You must start studying since morning. Get up early take a walk and sit down to study. It is a scientifically proven fact that what you study in morning goes directly in your head like a bullet! So make a time table and follow it strictly.
How To Prepare Well For CDSE Exam: Divide and Study
Divide the portions giving a particular amount of time to each Like say for example you feel better to do math when you are fresh so do it in the morning. Then study General awareness after lunch and then English in the evening. Burning midnight oil is fine but remember a good sleep recharges you and if you are sleeping late then you’ll be dizzy the whole next day. So you should divide the time according to the attention you feel you need in an area.
How To Prepare Well For CDSE Exam: Dealing with Math
Math in CDSE is above average difficulty level but if you are clear with the concepts then you can do well. Write all the formula’s neatly on a paper. When you sit to study math then spend the initial five minute in reading the formula, you can even practice by writing it every day. Go for clearing the concept first. If you are clear with the basic concepts then you can do a variety of questions.
How To Prepare Well For CDSE Exam: Dealing with GA
Now this is not something which can be prepared within a day. Revise the main sport event, India’s position in important events like Olympics etc. Take into account about recent award winner in India. You can divide the rest like study for Physics chemistry and biology from the book you have purchased or you can read from nutshells in NCERT books or any 10th level book. The same goes for history and geography. Indian polity is important as well. Here also remember to clear the concepts.
How To Prepare Well For CDSE Exam: Dealing with English
Brush up all your grammar portions keep clear with the main concepts here as well. As far as antonyms and synonyms are concerned divide the words into groups like negative words, positive words and neutral words. You can also make cards and write some typical words on them and its antonym and synonym of that word on the other side of the card and carry it with you so you’ll be able to see it whenever you like for a number of times and you’ll be able to remember it.
How To Prepare Well For CDSE Exam: Previous Years Papers
The more questions you practice, more knowledge you gain. If you practice a lot number of questions and especially the previous year’s papers then you come across many facts specially in the GA portion hence don’t forget to do this.
AFCAT 2 2016 written exam is over now, and we hope all of you have done well in your exam. Through our Facebook page, we have tried getting questions from AFCAT 2 2016. We have consolidated all questions and prepared AFCAT 2 2016 Question Paper. As you know, IAF don’t let us go with the question paper after the examination, few aspirants have helped us to gather questions based on their memory. Hope you will like this effort, we would take some time to collect the original question paper of AFCAT 2/2016.
IAF aspirants who have attended AFCAT 02 2013 written on 25th Aug must be waiting for AFCAT 2 2013 result now. Generally, IAF declares the result of AFCAT written after 30-40 days from the date of written examination. AFCAT 2 2013 result will have the AFCAT numbers of all the successful candidates those who have cleared the AFCAT 2 2013 written test.
If you think that you have done well in AFCAT 2 2013 and you are sure of crossing the AFCAT 2 2013 cut off marks, then it is right time for you to prepare for AFCAT 2 2013 SSB interview. After IAF declares the result of AFCAT 2 2013 written test, candidates need to follow certain things before attending their AFSB interview.
Candidates whose AFCAT Numbers figure in the list are required to login to their account and select the venue and date of further testing at one of the Air Force Selection Boards (AFSB). Thereafter candidates are required to print a call up letter from the website and report at their selected venue along with Call Up letter, AFCAT Admit Card and other documents listed in the Call Up letter
Shortlisted candidates who fail to select their AFSB venues on or before the mentioned date would be allotted their AFSB batches by the IAF and intimated through their registered E Mail ID. On receipt of email, candidates are required to login and print the call up letter from the website. They would then report at their selected venue along with Call Up letter, AFCAT Admit Card and other documents as listed in the Call Up letter.
The Editorial Team of SSBCrack consists of a group of Professional writers and aspirants. Their main aim is to provide up to date information regarding SSB Interviews and sharing quality information about Indian Defence to help aspirants. Mail us to join our editorial team now.
Air Force Common Admission Test AFCAT 02/2013 written exam was conducted by Indian Air-Force on 25 Aug 2013, AFCAT 2 2013 paper was in similar format like prior AFCAT exams, there were no such differences in type of questions or in marking scheme. In this post we will share the expected cutoff marks of AFCAT 2 2013. AFCAT 1 2013 cut off was 144 out of 300 marks.
Air Force has kept the same standard of AFCAT 2 2013 question paperthis time also, questions were neither easy nor difficult but do required a good preparation beforehand.
Again, OMR answer sheet was used in AFACT 2 2013 to avoid any kind of discrepancy which we have seen earlier at the time of AFCAT 2 2012.
Difficulty Level of AFCAT 2 2013 Questions
General Awareness: This section was average if we compare it with last AFCAT. Though, most of the questions were from GK and General Science.
Verbal Ability in English: This section was slightly tougher than other sections, the level of questions came from Comprehension, Error Detection, Sentence Completion, Synonyms, Antonyms and Testing of Vocabulary were tough. We would say that IAF is keeping English level really high for aspirants, even higher than what comes in CDSE.
Numerical Ability: In this section, questions were mostly from percentage and profit/ loss. Overall, this section was easy and not that hard. Most of the questions were similar like we have seen earlier.
Reasoning and Military Aptitude Test: This section was the easiest among all. Though, reasoning section was with average difficulty level. One must get maximum marks out of this section.
AFCAT 2 2013 Expected Cut off
Seeing the trend of AFCAT cut off marks, we don’t think there will be higher variation in AFCAT 2 2013 cut off mark.
AFCAT 1 2012 cut off: 135
AFCAT 2 2012 cut off: 143
AFCAT 1 2013 cut off: 144
AFCAT 2 2013 cut off: 110- 130
In short is you have done at least 35-45 correct questions ( Zero wrong), then you would have higher chances of clearing AFCAT 2 2013.
Let’s hope for the best, hope our AFCAT preparation tips worked well for you. If you have any concern related to AFCAT 2 2013 cut off marks, do post it in the comment section below.
The Editorial Team of SSBCrack consists of a group of Professional writers and aspirants. Their main aim is to provide up to date information regarding SSB Interviews and sharing quality information about Indian Defence to help aspirants. Mail us to join our editorial team now.
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