Educational Qualification :
Situation Reaction Test also known as SRT is one of the tests the candidates will face during the Psychological Tests at SSB. The SSB procedure is same for all no matter if you are going for Army, Air Force or Navy. SRT is a set of 60 situations written in a booklet, you are required to write the response to each situation on your answer sheet under 30 mins, so basically, you get 30 secs for each situation. The time limit is the not the only thing which makes the Situation Reaction Test complicated, it is also our brain which might think of too many responses at the same time and try to find the best response by manipulating things. This is the reason most of the candidates are not able to attempt more than 30-40 SRTs.
If you want to prepare for the SRT, you can download the SRT ebooks from shop.ssbcrack.com:
Situations in SRT: ” A set of situations which are very common and can happen to anyone but never happen frequently”
We are posting few situations from SRT which confuse us a lot and actually come in SSB Psychology Tests, note that there is no wrong or right answer in SRT, but the quality of answer matters, answers or reactions depend on the individual’s personality, surrounding, learnings and other things. There are different ways to tackle a situation in real life but a person with OLQs always choose the correct and efficient way to do it, again there may be 10 efficient ways to solve a particular situation.
What you have to do here?
There will be few SRTs ( confusing one) mentioned below, you are required to answer them in the comment box below, you can answer as many as reactions to one particular situation. Make sure you keep the correct number in front of your reactions with respect to the SRT mentioned below.
Tips -How to give a reaction ??
Few most confusing Situations in Situation Reaction Test
Note: The above Situations are enough to check your ability in SRT.
Don’t forget to download SRT ebooks from shop.ssbcrack.com, these are original situations with sample responses.
Provide your reactions in the comment box below.
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Also read: How to pass CDSE 2013
I hope you all are aware of CDSE syllabus if not, you can check it here.
Elementary Mathematics: The difficulty level is average overall , the level of questions are from 10th standard ,few of them are little advanced but on the whole it is from 10th standard. But again it is not simple enough to attend without any preparation, if you have a good hand on Maths then you will easily solve most of them.
Most of the candidates find themselves comfortable with the level of difficulty, but they are mostly uncomfortable with the time allotted to solve 100 questions in 2 hours . If you are lacking practice then you may find it difficult to solve more than 50 questions in 2 hours, but with proper practice you can also solve more than 80 questions within 2 hours.
Types of Questions(number of questions):
English: This is the easiest section in CDSE with 120 questions in 2 hours, one with above average knowledge in English can score maximum in this section. One should always try to get the maximum marks in this section because it is less difficult when comparing with other sections.
Types of Questions(number of questions):
CDSE previous Question Papers (unsolved).
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AFCAT is conducted by IAF twice every year for the recruitment of eligible candidates in Flying , Technical and GDOC branches. AFCAT which is going to happen will be the 4th AFCAT. All the eligible candidates will get their AFCAT hall ticket via e-mail nearly in August 2012. It is amazing that number of candidates applying for AFCAT are increasing every year but it is also increasing the competition level and the cut off percentage to pass AFCAT written test. Though AFCAT is not a hard nut but success needs good preparation.
You may know the syllabus of AFCAT so I will not waste more time discussing about what comes in AFCAT, if you are new to AFCAT then you can check the syllabus here.
1. General Awareness : Depends on person to person, though the level of questions are moderate, questions comes from areas related to History, Sports, Geography, Environment,Civics, Basic Science, Defence, Art, Culture, Current Affairs, Politics etc. This sections take very less time because you may know the answer or you may not , there is nothing to solve. One should not spend more time on this part and must attempt the questions which are easy and known to him/her, you can do some guessing also but not more (-ve marking scheme in AFCAT). 2. Verbal Ability in English : Types of question are moderate and mostly similar to what comes in CDSE, number of questions are less when compare to CDSE. There also nothing much to solve but do requires some thinking process. Questions type are Comprehension, Error Detection, Sentence Completion, Synonyms, Antonyms and Testing of Vocabulary. Do not hit answers blindly in this section and attempt the known one. 3. Numerical Ability : Questions types are Decimal Fraction, Simplification, Average, Profit & loss, Percentage, Ratio & Proportion and Simple interest, this sections requires more time compare to other sections, difficulty level is moderate and with little practice you can make yourself comfortable with such questions, this sections requires more practice specially to improve your speed of solving and thinking. Avoid guessing in this section because probably correct guess chances are less. 4.Reasoning and Military Aptitude Test: There are two types of questions comes under that which are from Verbal Skills and Spatial Ability, to be true these questions are very basic and required little sharp mind to solve , kind of puzzling questions, but easiest of all. You can see sample questions here.
Now when you know what you are required , you may be thinking from where should I start , and a perfect start indeed. I would like to suggest few books which are helpful not only for AFCAT but also for different exams. 1: How To Prepare For AFCAT By Chandresh :This book is well designed for AFCAT and section wise questions are given as per the AFCAT format.
2: A Modern Approach To Verbal & Non-Verbal Reasoning: If you are defence aspirant and also attempting other exam then this book is very helpful for preparing Verbal & Non-Verbal Reasoning questions, you can prepare for AFCAT from this book , for AFCAT just prepare the topics mentioned above.
3: Quantitative Aptitude For Competitive Examinations: Another good book to prepare for Quantitative aptitude question for any examination , it is very helpful for AFCAT preparation , just prepare the topics from this books which comes in AFCAT under Numerical Ability.
Books which are mentioned above are very useful for AFCAT preparation, start from now, good preparation will fetch you more success.
