Indian Army soldiers are bringing glory to the organisation not with their duty but also in National sports. One of the Indian Army Bodybuilders Sep Anish Kumar PS of AMC Centre And College Centre Sports Team won the Silver Medal (70Kg Weight Category) in 13th Mr India Senior Body Building & Physique Championship at Khammam, Telangana. We are proud of our warriors.
“Khudse jung haar k jayega tu kidhar..
Tujhko lana padega ladne ka jigar…
HONGE SACH SAPNE BAS THODA AUR KAR SABAR..
TUJHE ABHI JEETNA HAI SUNLE TU LOSER…!! “
(LINES BY DINO JAMES , SONG: LOSER)
The above lines were a prudent source of motivation for me throughout my journey,
Anyways, hello chasers, this is Divyansh Chaudhary from Meerut, U.P and I have recently got recommended for TES-46 from 31 SSB KAPURTHALA in my 3rd attempt.
Lemme start this from the very beginning.
FIRST ATTEMPT:-
It was 600hrs in the morning of 8 FEB 2021 at 1 AFSB DEHRADUN for NDA-146 , me along with a crowd of 190+ guys reported at the main gate. I will keep it short and directly skip to the testing part. I did well in OIR but I literally screwed in discussion or in some ways the whole ppdt. Probably due to futile tips to outperform my groupmates , hence result was as expected , I was SCREENED OUT and about 69 got screened in .
SECOND ATTEMPT:-
Again the same board 1 AFSB on 9 SEPT 2021 (exactly 6 months and 1 day later) for NDA-147 I reported there and since this time I was a lot more maverick and free from fallacious tricks from soo called “coaching valas” I somehow managed to get SCREENED IN . Out of 186 , 74 were screened in.
My phych went well (very well as per my prerogative) and the interview was the best part But being over-expressive in GD and MPE was something that I realized later on through introspection that contributed towards my rejection ultimately. Infact I exerted so much that I had sore throat on the conference day and inspite of being given enough time I stuck a lot in between due to my throat and was conference out and a total 13 guys got recommended along with some of my dearest friends (siddhart , aditya , anurag and aryan) . Off –course I was a borderline case , I even checked my marks in the marksheet released by UPSC recently that I scored 327 marks in the SSB
(360 being the marks needed for the recommendation).
THIRD ATTEMPT:-
Till this attempt I had taken admission in a govt engineering college in Punjab. Moreover, I was enjoying my college life there as the campus was beautiful (just like the gals there). But my love for the uniform and successive failures were like a festering wound where the college life was an effective ointment, but even that couldn’t help me for so long as I knew that the cure only lied in that “+” sign.
I applied for 10+2 TES this time just like my several friends. Being the direct entry I wasn’t having high hopes as its quite evident that the rejection rate is massive. The only objective of mine was to perform with the best of my abilities and leave the rest on the almighty.
About 312 reported on 28 DEC 2021 at SCN KAPURTHALA , the crowd made me a little nervous but I managed to perform my best . only 23 WERE SCREENED IN and my chest no. (60) was called second last. I was myself awestruck at the result , I called my home and proceeded to the documentation , PIQ filling and other banal stuffs . Next day was for phych which I did just like the last time and chilled that day with my like-minded groupies . Before the GTO next day, me and my groupies had a chat regarding how to do things there and we were cooperative enough to make things work , it may be hard to believe but there was hardly any glimpse of fish market scenario in my group (best groupmates one could have ever had) and everyone got to speak 10-12 points in both GDs and GPE and we were undoubtedly happy with my performance.
In PGT , HGT , FGT I participated fairly enough and kept my mates motivated and as my friends told me, I got the hardest command task in my group and was given longest time to do as well.
In individual obstacles I did 11 and even the guy assisting the GTO asked me from where I was and knowing that I was from Meerut he said “ye sala chatak hai”
And when I shouted the name of my girlfriend then he again said “saab mai khrha tha sala bhot chatak hai” and even the GTO was grinning towards me.
This time the interview went quiet smooth . Infact , while waiting outside the IO room , he suddenly came from behind and tapped my shoulder and said “chal aaja” , and that was clearly strange for me as he was the deputy president of the board.
Next day in the conference I was asked that who performed the best from my group , and I shouted out my own chest No. confidently (chest no. 22) . The conference lasted for about
10-15 mins and then an officer came with the results and delivered the results after the routine motivational speech. Only 2 of us made it through , me and chest no. 14 . That time I was totally numb and for next several hours I kept contemplating whether it was really happening or I was just dreaming about it happening as always.
Thanks a lot Khyati Malik for always being there..
Finally , just like the happy endings in the TAT stories my story concluded , the only difference was that it wasn’t really the end as it was the beginning of several lives have to live…! !
LIVE LIFE KING SIZE …!!!!
“The setting up of 100 new Sainik schools will provide an opportunity to girls to join the Armed Forces and contribute to national security,” said Raksha Mantri Shri Rajnath Singh while chairing a webinar on Sainik Schools on January 08, 2022. Shri Rajnath Singh said, the Government believes inincreasing the role of women in the Armed Forces and a series of steps have been taken in that direction, including clearing the way for admission of girls in Sainik Schools and providing Permanent Commission to women officers. He exuded confidence the decision to establish new Sainik schools will encourage girls to realise their dreams of serving the country.
The Raksha Mantri described the announcement of expansion of Sainik Schools as one of the many important decisions taken by the government in the last six-seven years to improve the quality of basic education of children and ensure holistic development of the country. He hoped that the amalgamation of Raksha and Shikshain Sainik schools will play an important role in nation-building in the times to come. He stated that while ‘Sainik’ signifies unity, discipline & devotion, ‘School’ is the centre of education, therefore, Sainik schools are playing a pivotal role in making children capable citizens.
Shri Rajnath Singh added that the Government is focussing on providing quality education to the youth of the country as it lays a solid foundation for the all-round development of society. “Quality education is the fourth of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals adopted by the United Nations. There are several other goals under ‘quality education’. It has been our strong political commitment to achieve these goals. Several schemes like Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan and Rashtriya Madhyamik Shiksha Abhiyan are being run. Setting up of 100 new Sainik Schools is another important step in that direction,” he said.
The Raksha Mantri lauded the Sainik School Society for implementing the ideals of visionaries such as Swami Vivekananda, Mahatma Gandhi, Dr BR Ambedkar and Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan who had emphasised on physical, mental, moral and spiritual development of children along with academic education. He appreciated the fact that Sainik schools have contributed to the recruitment of more than 7,000 officers in the Armed Forces so far and have given the country officers like former Chiefs of the Army Staff General Deepak Kapoor (Retd) & General Dalbir Singh Suhag (Retd), besides Nagaland Chief Minister Shri Neiphiu Rio; former RBI Governor D Subbarao and Film Director Rakesh Roshan.
Shri Rajnath Singh termed education as a key sector which plays a part in the development of all other areas, exhorting the private sector to join hands with the Government to achieve ‘Aatmanirbharta’ in the field and ensure holistic development of children. “Today, our country is moving fast in the path of self-reliance in every field. It is touching newer heights in fields like defence, health, communication, industry and transport due to the synergy between public and private sectors. There is a need for a revolution in the education sector and holistic development of children. This is only possible if there is a strong collaboration of defence, education and private sector. This webinar is a foundation stone of this partnership,” he said, urging the private sector to join the Government’s initiative of expansion of Sainik schools.
The Raksha Mantri reiterated that Government’s resolve to provide opportunities to the youth of the country. National Education Policy-2020; increase in the vacancies in National Cadet Corps; Khelo India, Start-up India and Fit India campaigns are some of the initiatives of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi through which the young & ignited minds of the country can realise their dreams; ensure overall development and take the country to newer heights, he said, adding that the setting up of new Sainik Schools will prove to be an important milestone in this direction.
Shri Rajnath Singh suggested Department of Defence and Sainik School Society to devise a mechanism for ranking all Sainik schools on the basis of their performance and audit. This, he said, will lead to a healthy competition among the schools, besides providing encouragement to try different innovations. He said, along with the curriculum, children should be exposed to patriotism and loyalty towards the Nation as it will help in building their character and benefit the country.
It may be recalled that the Union Cabinet, chaired by Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi in its meeting on October 12, 2021, had approved the proposal for launching of Sainik Schools in partnership with NGOs/Private Schools/State-owned schools on affiliation basis with Sainik Schools Society. These schools would function as an exclusive vertical, which will be distinct and different from existing Sainik Schools. In the first phase, 100 affiliate partners were proposed to be drawn from States/NGOs/Private partners.
The webinar was organised to have stakeholder consultations to evolve a sound Qualifying Requirement (QR), Affiliation bye-laws, Memorandum of Association (MoA) and Additional Curriculum to ensure smooth implementation of the initiative.
A website https://sainikschool.ncog.gov.in in collaboration with Bhaskaracharya National Institute for Space Applications and Geo-informatics (BISAG-N) was launched and the registration opened for affiliation on October 12, 2021. Till date, 137 applicants have registered on the web portal.
Chief of the Army Staff General MM Naravane, Chief of the Air Staff Air Chief Marshal VR Chaudhari, Chief of the Naval Staff Admiral R Hari Kumar and Secretary Department of School Education and Literacy Smt Anita Karwal were among those who attended the seminar virtually.
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1st Batch of Girl Cadets inducted into Sainik School Amaravathi nagar, under the aegis of HQSNC inducted in Class VI as ‘Boarders’ for the academic year 2021-22.
— SSBCrackExams (@SSBCrackExams) October 7, 2021
The girl cadets visited the School along with their parents, underwent orientation & mandatory document verification. pic.twitter.com/NxqPxLwyOp
After two successive high profile visits – the President and Vice President of India – within a span of less than two weeks, IAC Vikrant is heading out for the next set of sea trials. Both dignitaries, having reviewed the progress had conveyed their satisfaction and expressed their best wishes to all the stakeholders involved in project. While the maiden sea trials in August last year were to establish propulsion, navigational suite and basic operations, the second sea trial later in October-November witnessed the ship being put through its paces in terms of various machinery trials and flight trials. The ship in fact was out for 10 days proving its sustenance in the very second sortie. Various seamanship evolutions were also successfully cleared during the second sortie. Having gained adequate confidence in the ship’s abilities, the IAC now sails to undertake complex manoeuvres to establish specific readings of how the ship performs in various conditions. In addition, various sensor suites of the ship would also be tested.
The IAC has been a success story on numerous counts. Be it the case of Atmanirbharta wherein 76% of the equipment is indigenously sourced or the close engagement between the Design teams of the Indian Navy and M/s Cochin Shipyard Limited – a high-point in the largest and most complex warship ever to be built in the country. That the ship has been able to carry out basic flying operations from its very first sortie itself is a landmark in Indian warship construction history. Despite surging COVID cases in the country and the resultant challenges, the combined teams from multiple organisations associated with the project, are upbeat and committed to meet the timeliness. On successful completion of a series of progressive sea trials, the ship is scheduled to be commissioned as INS Vikrant later this year, as the nation commemorates ‘Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav’.
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India’s First Indigenous Aircraft Carrier (IAC) ‘Vikrant’ heads out for the fresh sea sortie.
— SSBCrackExams (@SSBCrackExams) January 10, 2022
The IAC is India’s largest warship and it is set to enter into service this year. 🇮🇳❤️⚔️ pic.twitter.com/XYxPbPuxvJ
Hi, Warriors. As it is known that the SSB procedure is held in two stages- Stage I and Stage II, the first stage needs to be cleared for further advancing to the second stage of SSB.
Stage I is the screening test which is held on the very first day of the selection procedure. If this stage is cleared, candidates are retained for the next stage otherwise they’re sent back the same day. So, for an aspirant to clear the SSB, they have to clear both stages.
Stage I further consists of Intelligence Test (Verbal and Non-Verbal) and Picture Perception and Description Test (PPDT).
Screening is the stage where the bogus and unfit candidates are sorted out from further selection. Here, we bring you the 6 secrets for clearing the Stage I in the 1st go:
Try this – 1st Word as soon as you get up, 2nd Word somewhere near brunch time, 3rd Word after lunch, 4th Word in the evening and 5th Word after Dinner, each with at least three hours of gap in between. And do revise all the five words before you go to sleep. Viola! You’ve learned 150 words in a month with perfection in meaning and use in sentences.
The Indian Navy is the naval branch of the Indian Armed Forces. The President of India is the Supreme Commander of the Indian Navy. The Chief of Naval Staff, a four-star admiral, commands the navy. It is one of the largest and most powerful navies in the world.
As a blue-water navy, it operates significantly in the Persian Gulf Region and the Horn of Africa to the Strait of Malacca and routinely conducts anti-piracy operations and partnership building with other navies in the region. It also conducts routine two to three-month-long deployments in the South and East China seas as well as the western Mediterranean simultaneously. The navy has a listening post in Madagascar.
The primary objective of the navy is to safeguard the nation’s maritime borders, and in conjunction with other Armed Forces of the union, act to deter or defeat any threats or aggression against the territory, people, or maritime interests of India, both in war and peace. Through joint exercises, goodwill visits, and humanitarian missions, including disaster relief, the Indian Navy promotes bilateral relations between nations.
Recruitment into the Navy is carried out on the basis of All India Merit. The number of uniformed personnel recruited/inducted depends on the number of eligible applicants (men and women) who are able to qualify in the written test, Services Selection Board interview and medical examination, and their relative position in the Merit.
Here applications are invited and Shortlisted at IHQ of MoD (Navy). The short-listed candidates are then sent for SSB interviews. Following branches are recruited by SSC:
Above are the ways to join the Navy, I hope it was informative and all the best.
You can also access them through the SSBCrackExams App available in the google play store.
As we all know, a novel virus is affecting the whole world again like fire in the jungle named Omicron that is alleged to be originated in South Africa. Many countries, states, and cities have passed various guidelines due to this newly seen virus all over the world. So in this situation, if you are going to the SSB or any other interview, questions related to this will be asked for sure because it is a burning topic in the whole world right now. There are some questions mentioned below that can be asked during your upcoming SSB’s .
These were some of the relevant questions that can be asked by the assessors during the interview. Now let’s try and analyse why they ask such things and what their is there relevance. If a candidate is answering questions well, it shows that he is aware of the general issues but if he is answering and creating an impact in front of the assessor it is considered excellent by answering in a sophisticated and logical way with fewer words of most importance. If someone asks all these questions to a common man, he will also tell about the name of the virus and some basic knowledge that almost everyone knows but what is the difference between a common man’s answer and that In yours matters a lot. It doesn’t mean you have to study the whole biology but you must know about some general terms and exact differences between these viruses hence specific precautions that you should take in this particular case. It shows your alert, logical, bold character and helps you to create an impact in every group and place through your confidence and knowledge, hence helping you to crack SSB.
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Based on the results of the Central Armed Police Forces (Assistant Commandants) Examination, 2020 held by UNION PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION on 20th December, 2020 and the interviews for Personality Test held from 6th December to 24th December, 2021, the following is the list, in order of merit, of candidates who have been recommended for appointment to the posts of Assistant Commandants (Group A) in the Central Armed Police Forces viz. Border Security Force (BSF), Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), Central Industrial Security Force (CISF), Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) and Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB).
The UPSC CAPF exam 2020 was conducted on December 20, 2020 and the interviews for Personality Test was held from December 6 to 24, 2021.
| S. No. | Category | Number of selected candidates |
| 1 | General | 59 (Incl. 01 Ex-Serviceman) |
| 2 | EWS | 20 |
| 3 | OBC | 55 (Incl. 08 Ex-Servicemen) |
| 4 | SC | 35 (Incl. 01 Ex-Serviceman) |
| 5 | ST | 18 (Incl. 02 Ex-Servicemen) |
| Total | 187 (Incl. 12 Ex-Servicemen) |
The number of vacancies reported by the Govt. to be filled are as under:
| Name of Service | General | EWS | OBC | SC | ST | Total |
| C.R.P.F | 06 | 01 | 03 | 02 | 01 | 13 |
| B.S.F. | 32 | 08 | 20 | 12 | 06 | 78 |
| I.T.B.P. | 08 | 02 | 03 | 04 | 04 | 21 |
| S.S.B. | 12 | 03 | 08 | 04 | 02 | 29 |
| C.I.S.F. | 24 | 06 | 21 | 13 | 05 | 69 |
| TOTAL | 82 | 20 | 55 | 35 | 18 | 210 |
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3 2403411 ANAND GANESH
4 1902274 ARAVIN KUMAR M
5 1002074 SIRIGIREDDY THRETHESWAR REDDY
6 5102531 AVINASH KANCHARANA
7 0817053 KARAN PAWARIA
8 1303771 AKSHAY NAIR
9 0836679 RAVI KUMAR
10 1902517 S S VIPIN
11 0821568 BRAJESH KUMAR
12 0854364 MANISH
13 2608133 AYUSH SRIVASTAVA
14 0513296 YADAV BHAVNA SUBHASH
15 1006383 KIRAN SAIEMPU
16 1514893 MD ASIM AZIM
17 1511123 ASEEM BHARDWAJ
18 5400506 SAURABH CHAUDHARY
19 2621715 OM PRAKASH PAL
20 1701455 KARTIKEYA SHARMA
21 1407391 ROHIT SINGH
22 2615037 SUYASH DWIVEDI
23 1800159 SUMEET BANDRAL
24 1204721 LEELA KUMARI V
25 1901105 EMIL JOSE
26 0865271 GOPIKRISHNA B
27 0822366 SIDDHARTH SHUKLA
28 0836515 VIPIN YADAV
29 0406090 AISHWARYA UPADHYAY
30 5300516 VIKASH BHOY
31 1202743 SHRAVAN ADITHYA V
32 0811477 ANJU
33 0819127 SHIKHAR LOHIA
34 1007382 PRAVEEN KUMAR
35 0835719 RONAK TYAGI
36 1116997 DILEEP SINGH RATHORE
37 3402089 ROHIT HANGLOO
38 0860394 RAJGURU PADMABHUSHAN SHIVRAM
39 5201059 SAVITA DHAKER
40 0815664 VINAY JAWLA
41 0821090 VIBHAV KUMAR
42 0822914 GURDEEP SINGH
43 0814784 GAURAV KHARAYAT
44 0200785 HIMANSHU TIWARI
45 1203341 SATHISH KUMAR V
46 4200683 TASHI RABDEN BHUTIA
47 2606303 ARUNESH RASTOGI
48 0510104 ADITYA KESHAV SRIDHARAN
49 1202232 VENKAT RAMANAN L
50 1004749 ADEPU MOHAN KRISHNA
51 0829926 MAYANK BHATT
52 0824362 NEHA BORAH
53 0834117 NG MEGHAJIT SINGH
54 3500628 SHIVAM
55 0837350 VAISHALI JAIN
56 1122011 GAURAV SHARMA
57 1503556 ALOK KUMAR
58 0102517 HANIF SAHANAWAZ CHOUDHURY
59 4104024 RAHUL RAJ
60 5404241 AKASH YADAV
61 2624319 DIVYANSH DWIVEDI
62 0823050 MANOJ KUMAR SUTHAR
63 0834760 FIRDAUS ALI
64 1204770 SUMIT JHA
65 0804633 MOHIT SINGH
66 1400591 PANKAJ
67 1401576 TARUN BISHT
68 0864323 HIMANSHU PALARIYA
69 0511364 BHASME SUJIT GAJANAN
70 4900683 ROHIT BHANGE
71 1510031 SHIVAM KUMAR
72 1504650 AMAN ABHISHEK
73 3500879 MANDEEP SINGH
74 1901055 SANJAY K P
75 0405877 AKASH DHAKARE
76 2600623 VIVEK SINGH
77 0512275 AHER MAYUR BALASAHEB
78 0863949 PARIKSHIT RATHEE
79 0836640 KULDEEP SINGH
80 0846734 ABHISHEK HITAISHI
81 4901022 TEJAS TRIPATHI
82 1202722 PRASANTH D
83 4106102 ANURAG SINGH
84 0826358 NARESH MANKOTI
85 2403910 VYSHAK K NAIR
86 4100102 DEEPAK MISHRA
87 0849361 SHIVAM TYAGI
88 3503878 BHABUK GOYAL
89 0845140 DEEPAK SARAWAG
90 5407641 MANOJ BAGORIA
91 0851891 SANDEEP NEHRA
92 0801538 PATIL ANIKET RAJENDRA
93 1120722 NITI YADAV
94 1108560 ASHVINI KUMAR SHARMA
95 1107627 PRATEEK KUMAR
96 1111905 JAYDEEP SINGH
97 3504802 SHUBHAM SHARMA
98 3400377 NAMNEET SINGH
99 3500152 RAHUL
100 2623190 ANKUR PRASAD
101 0863039 THINGNAM GOPALSANA SINGH
102 0850464 VIJAY KUMAR
103 2403468 UPENDER PATHANIA
104 0503027 NAZISH KHAN
105 0857348 VINAY SAROHA
106 1102625 PRITISH SIHAG
107 4402197 KRISHNA MOIRANGTHEM
108 4100519 ARJUN MAHATO
109 0204991 ATUL VERMA
110 0818509 MOHIT KASNIYA
111 1200853 VIGNESH T
112 1901385 SAFVAN N
113 1119339 KAILASH DAN
114 0206117 ABHISHEK KUMAR GUPTA
115 0403855 VIJYETA THAKUR
116 3512091 AMANDEEP SINGH
117 5101398 KETIREDDY PRANEETH NAGARESH
118 0503193 SURYAWANSHI DARSHAN RAJENDRA
119 0301645 ROHITH G
120 0411748 VINAY KUMAR MISHRA
121 0829500 RAJ KUMAR
122 0803876 ANURAG GUPTA
123 0856535 PANKAJ KUMAR YADAV
124 4901166 AMIT KUMAR SURYAWANSHI
125 0510696 NERLE AKSHAY ASHOK
126 0837687 GAURAV YADAV
127 0214028 ASHUTOSH SINGH
128 1122369 KULDEEP MEENA
129 0853395 AKSHAYADEEP SINGH CHAUHAN
130 0844209 DAYA SHANKAR MISHRA
131 0101681 ABHINOV KUMAR
132 0863148 NIDHI CHAUDHARY
133 0845971 BALWANT PRIYADARSHI KISHEN
134 0511982 MD SARFARAZ ALAM
135 0857722 VIJAY PAL
136 3401130 NAVEEN RAJA
137 0805925 HITESH KHANDELWAL
138 1402276 RAHUL CHAUHAN
139 3507066 NEERAJ HANS
140 0825986 DEEPAK SANGWAN
141 0806417 LUCKY
142 0854592 KUNAL KAUDAN
143 0828092 CHIRAG
144 3502463 HARMEET SINGH
145 0858609 MAHENDER SEHRAWAT
146 0809600 SHIV PRASAD KANGALI
147 0805982 DEEPANK VERMA
148 0860373 AKSHAT AHLAWAT
149 0855430 RAMKUMAR BHUKYA
150 0821781 PRATEEK KUMAR ANAND
151 0814935 VIKASH
152 0837197 LAVANYA S P
153 0701879 SUBHRANSU KUMAR SWAIN
154 0821693 VIKRAM KUMAR
155 0500769 PRAMOD WAGHMARE
156 5000291 POLURI SIDDESWAR REDDY
157 1304933 PRASHIK SOPANRAO KAMBLE
158 3500159 MICHAEL
159 0818409 HARI MOHAN MEENA
160 0303373 PUNITKUMAR GANGAPPA NAIKAR
161 0411844 POOJA GAWALE
162 1400417 NITIN DHAANIA
163 0823504 ROHIT KUMAR
164 0823942 JYOTSNA SINGH
165 0859193 DEVESH PRATAP
166 0836337 ARUNRAJ LAL
167 0806416 GINGOULUN GANGTE
168 1201202 S MEGANATHAN
169 0852956 SHIVAKANT BHARATIYA
170 3513389 VAIBHAV NEGI
171 0848661 THAKUR RUPESH VITHALSINHA
172 0824733 MOHD SHABIR
173 0817399 LEKHARAJ MEENA
174 0849688 GAURI SHANKAR MEENA
175 1120312 GAURAV KUMAR CHARNAWAT
176 0805205 JITENDER KUMAR
177 1006800 RATUL ROY
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179 0848297 RAVISHANKAR PRASAD GUPTA
180 1203471 CHANCHAL
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182 0607229 ZIGME BHUTIA
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184 0504934 MOHIT YADAV
185 0406565 LAKHAN HANSDA
186 0815436 RAJAN KUMAR
187 0503675 CHATE PANDURANG DNYANBA
Indian Army has opened the NCC 51 SSB interview date selection link for men and women. Candidates can check their profile and select their NCC 51 SSB dates in time, some candidates who are seeing batch full message after date selection are suggested to keep checking and select once new dates are open. NCC 51 SSB interview will be conducted at SSB Allahabad, Bhopal, Bangalore and Kapurthala.
Official Statement: NCC SPECIAL ENTRY SCHEME 51 COURSE (APR 2022) (MEN): DATE SELECTION LINK FOR NCC SPECIAL ENTRY SCHEME 51 COURSE (APR 2022) (MEN) (INCLUDING WARDS OF BATTLE CASUALTIES OF ARMY PERSONNEL) IS OPEN. THE CANDIDATES ARE REQUESTED TO SELECT SSB DATE FROM DATE SELECTION LINK FROM THEIR PROFILE. DATE SELECTION LINK WILL REMAIN OPEN TILL 1600 HRS ON 06 JAN 2022.
NCC 51 SSB Dates
| S.No. | Event | Dates |
| 1 | NCC 51 Notification Date | 5th Oct 2021 |
| 2 | NCC 51 Registrations Date | 05 Oct 2021 to 03 Nov 2021 |
| 3 | NCC 51 SSB dates allotment | Open Now |
| 4 | NCC 51 Merit List | TBD |
| 5 | NCC (Spl) Entry-51 Course commencing | April 2022 |
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SSB Interview Best Online Classes Schedule [January Batch]
| DAYS | CLASSES |
| 1 | SSB Interview Online Course Introduction |
| 2 | Introduction Of OIR and Practice Session I |
| 3 | OIR Practice Session II |
| 4 | Introduction of PPDT and Practice Session I |
| 5 | PPDT Practice Session II |
| 6 | Complete Screening Test Practice (OIR & PPDT) |
| 7 | Overview Of Psych Test |
| 8 | Introduction of TAT And Practice Session I |
| 9 | Introduction of WAT And Practice Session I |
| 10 | Introduction of SRT And Practice Session I |
| 11 | Introduction of SDT And Practice Session I |
| 12 | Complete Psych Test Practice (TAT, WAT, SRT & SDT) |
| 13 | Introduction of PIQ Form And Guidance |
| 14 | Introduction of Personal Interview And Discussion |
| 15 | Individual Personal Interview Sessions |
| 16 | Introduction of GTO And Tips |
| 17 A | Introduction of GD And Practice Session I |
| 17 B | GD Practice Session II |
| 18 | Introduction of GPE And Practice Session I |
| 19 | GPE Practice Session II |
| 20 | Introduction of Lecturette And Practice Session I |
| 21 | Complete Overview Of SSB Interview Process & Feedback |
A man was arrested for allegedly impersonating an Army officer in the Samba district. A case under relevant sections of the law was registered against the accused and further investigation is underway, police said.
Raman Singh, a resident of RS Pura, was in army fatigue when he was noticed by a police patrolling party moving under suspicious circumstances in the Bari Brahmana area, J&K police added in the official release.
