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Lieutenant General Manoj Mukund Naravane, PVSM, AVSM, SM, VSM, ADC is the current & the 40th Vice Chief of Army Staff of the Indian Army. He assumed office on 1 September 2019 following the retirement of Lt Gen Devraj Anbu.

Lt Gen Manoj Mukund Naravane is set to become the next chief of the 1.3 million-strong Indian Army, official sources said on Monday. Lt Gen Naravane is currently serving as Vice Chief of the Army. Army Chief Gen Bipin Rawat is due for retirement on December 31. Before taking charge as vice chief of the Army Staff in September, Lt Gen Naravane was heading the Eastern Command of the Army which takes care of India’s nearly 4,000-km border with China.

In his 37 years of service, Lt Gen Naravane has served in numerous command and staff appointments in peace, field and highly active counter-insurgency environments in Jammu and Kashmir and the Northeast. He has also commanded a Rashtriya Rifles Battalion in Jammu and Kashmir and an infantry brigade on the eastern front.

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100 AFCAT Math’s Formulas, Tips And Trick

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The math’s curriculum of AFCAT is basically 8 topics of quantitative aptitude. These topics with the highest weightage to lowest weightage of questions in AFCAT Numerical Ability Section which includes around 18 questions are;

  1. Speed, Distance and Time
  2. Work and Time
  3. Percentage
  4. Average
  5. Simple and Compound interest
  6. Ratio & Proportion
  7. Profit & Loss
  8. Decimal Fraction/ Simplification

In AFCAT exam mathematics is the subject from where you can score 100%. Though questions in Numerical Ability Section are based on simple 10th level arithmetic, what one needs to be good with are the Important Formulas, Simple tricks and tips, Accurate calculation-based approach and finally Improves one’s speed of doing the questions which are interconnected and dependent as a cycle of shortcut bunch of Best confidence to have in one’s to appear for any question in Numerical Ability Section of your AFCAT 2020 exam paper.

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This article gives you a clear idea about all those important formulas on each topic in Numerical ability syllabus as mentioned above starting with the highest weightage topic to lowest weightage topic.

1. Speed, Distance and Time (SDT)

Speed: The distance travelled by any object or a person per unit time is known as speed of that object or a person.

Distance: The length of the path travelled by any object or a person or a vehicle between two places is known as ‘Distance’.

Time: The duration in hours, minutes or seconds spent to cover distance is called ‘Time’.

Conversion of unit: (Most frequently used shortcut in problem solving on SDT topic)

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Average Speed: The average speed of an object is defined as total distance travelled divided by total time taken. Shortcut formula

Relative Speed: The speed of an object with respect to other is called relative speed.

Suppose two objects are moving with speeds of x km/h and y km/h respectively, then their relative speed will be;

  • (x + y) km/h, if both the objects
    are moving in opposite direction.
  • (x – y) km/h, if both the objects
    are moving in the same direction.
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2. Work and Time

Most of the aptitude questions on work and Time can be solved if you know the basic correlation between time, work and man-hours which you have learnt in your high school class.

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Simple tricks to be followed to solve problems based on Pipes and Cisterns:

  1. Time taken to fill tank is
    considered as positive and noted with (+) sign.
  2. Time taken to empty tank is
    considered as negative noted with (-) sign.
  3. If a pipe can fill or empty a
    tank in x hours, then the part of tank filled or emptied in 1 hour is 1/x.
  4. If pipe can fill or empty 1/x
    part of a tank in 1 hour, then it can fill or empty the whole tank in x hours.
  5. If a pipe fills a tank in x
    hours and another pipe fills the same tank in t hours. Then total part filled
    by both pipes in 1 hour is 1/x + 1/y.

3. Percentage

Per cent is a fraction whose denominator is 100 and numerator of the fraction is called the rate per cent. Per cent is denoted by the symbol ‘%’

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4. Average

Average refers to the sum of observations divided by number of observations. Also called as mean average.

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5. Simple & Compound Interest

Interest is the cost of borrowing money, where the borrower pays a fee to the lender for using the latter’s money. The interest, typically expressed as a percentage, can be either simple or compounded. Simple interest is based on the principal amount of a loan or deposit, while Compound interest is based on the principal amount and the interest that accumulates on it in every period. Since simple interest is calculated only on the principal amount of a loan or deposit, it’s easier to determine than compound interest.

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6. Ratio and Proportion

If a and b are two quantities of same kind, then the fraction a/b is called the ratio a to b and we write it as a: b. Here a is called antecedent and b is called the consequent.

Shortcuts for frequently asked Ratio and Proportion problems:

Compound Ratio: When two or more ratios are multiplied together, they are said to be compound ratio.

Duplicate Ratio: when a ratio is compounded with itself, the resulting ratio is called the duplicate ratio.

Triplicate Ratio: If a ratio is compounded three times with itself, then resulting ratio is called triplicate ratio.

Subduplicate Ratio: If two numbers are in ratio, then the ratio of their square roots is called Subduplicate ratio.

Subtriplicate Ratio: If two numbers are in ratio, then the ratio of their cube roots is called Subtriplicate ratio.

Reciprocal Ratio: If a: b is a ratio, then 1/a: 1/b is its reciprocal ratio.

Proportion: The equality of two ratios is called proportion. ‘::’ is the sign of proportion.

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7. Profit & Loss

Cost Price: The price, at which an article is purchased, is called its cost price, abbreviated as C.P.

Selling Price: The, price, at which an article is sold is called its selling price, abbreviated as S.P.

Profit or Gain: If S.P. is greater than C.P. the seller is said to have a Profit or Gain.

Loss: If S.P. is less than C.P. then the seller is said to have incurred a Loss.

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8. Decimal Fractions/Simplification

A decimal fraction is a fraction in which denominator is an integer power of ten. (The term decimals are commonly used to refer decimal fractions). Generally, a decimal fraction is expressed using decimal notation and its denominator is not mentioned explicitly.

Simplification: Rule of ‘BODMAS’: This BODMAS rule depicts the correct sequence in which the operations are to be executed, so as to find out the value of given expression. Full form of BODMAS is B – Bracket, O – of, D – Division, M – Multiplication, A – Addition and S – Subtraction. Thus, while solving or simplifying a problem, first remove all brackets, strictly in the order (), {} and ||. After removing the brackets, we will use the following operations strictly in the following order: (i) of (ii) Division (iii) Multiplication (iv) Addition (v) Subtraction.

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15 Common Grammatical Mistakes You Must Avoid In English

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India is a country with the second highest number of English-speaking populations. A huge number of native English speakers make frequent English slip-ups. Hence, it’s not uncommon for a non-native English speaker to commit grammatical mistakes in writing as well as in conversations in English Language. Grammatical errors come in many forms and can easily confuse and obscure meanings. But to correct your grammatical errors in English, you first need to realize that you are committing the mistakes. Well, you can start by checking through the following list of 15 most common grammatical mistakes, finding out which of them resonate with you the most and making a mental note of them the next time you attempt to write or speak in English.

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1. Misused Pronouns

While introducing yourself, it is usually observed that the speaker mixes up both the possessive pronoun ‘myself’ and the subject pronoun ‘I’, and sometimes uses ‘Myself’ as the Subject of the sentence and misses the verb in the process. 

E.g., Myself Ramesh. / I myself am Ramesh.  (Incorrect)

         I am Ramesh. (Correct)

2. Misplaced Apostrophes

Apostrophes indicate that a noun owns something. Singular nouns will always add ’s when you’re indicating possession, even if the noun ends with “s.” Plural nouns that do not end in “s” also take an ’s. However, plural nouns that end with “s” have an apostrophe added after the “s.”

E.g.,

  • A womans purse was left on the bus. (Incorrect)
  • A woman’s purse was left on the bus. (Correct)
  • Two dogs use the dish. It is the dogs’s dish. (Incorrect)
  • Two dogs use the dish. It is the dogs’ dish. (Correct)

3. Capitalization

E.g.,

  • one rainy day, i saw sarah at Union street library. (Incorrect)
  • one rainy day, I saw Sarah at Union Street Library. (Correct)

In terms of capitalization, ask yourself three questions:

• Is this the first letter in a sentence? If the answer is yes, then you should capitalize that word. In this sentence, the first word is “one,” so “one” should be capitalized.

• Is this the pronoun “I”? If yes, capitalize. “I” should always be capitalized.

• Am I using a name that someone gave to this thing or person? If yes, capitalize. “Sarah” should be capitalized, and “Union Street Library” should be completely capitalized because it’s the given name of a location.

4. Contractions & How to Use Them

  • They’re vs. Their vs. There

One’s a contraction for “they are” (they’re), one refers to something owned by a group (their), and one refers to a place (there).

E.g., They’re going to love going there — I heard their food is the best!

Don’t mix it from the next time!

  • Your vs. You’re

The difference between these two is owning     something versus actually being something. “Your” is possessive while “you’re” is a contraction of “you are”.

E.g., You made it around the track in under a minute – you’re fast!

          How’s your fast going? Are you getting hungry?

  • Its vs. It’s

“Its” is possessive and “it’s” is a contraction of “it is.” Lots of people get confused because “it’s” has an ‘s after it, which normally means something is possessive. But in this case, it’s actually a contraction.

E.g., It’s disgraceful for a political party to have its members turned against its ideologies.

5. i.e. vs. e.g.

Many people use the terms interchangeably when trying to elaborate on a point, but each one means something different: “i.e.” roughly means “that is” or “in other words,” while “e.g.” means “example given” or “for example.” The former is used to clarify something you’ve said, while the latter adds color to a story through an example.

E.g., I told you my wish before, i.e., I want a car, e.g., a Ferrari as my birthday present.

6. Who vs. That

This one is tricky. These two words can be used when you’re describing someone or something through a phrase.

E.g., Lizzy is my best friend who likes ice cream.

When you’re describing a person, be sure to use “who.” When you’re describing an object, use “that.”

E.g., Her computer is the one that overheats all the time.

It’s pretty simple, but definitely one of the commonest mistakes one may commit often.

7. Who vs. Whom vs. Whose vs. Who’s

“Who” is used to identify a living pronoun. If you asked, “Who ate all of the cookies?” the answer could be a person, like myself (“I did”), or another living being (“the dog did”).

“Whom” is a little trickier. It’s usually used to describe someone who’s receiving something, like a letter.

E.g., To whom will it be addressed?

But it can also be used to describe someone on the receiving end of an action.

E.g., Whom did we hire to join our team?

“Whose” is used to assign ownership to someone. So,

E.g., Who’s sweater is that?

Because the sweater belongs to someone, it should actually be written this way:

Whose sweater is that?

“Who’s,” on the other hand, is used to identify a living being. It’s a contraction for “who is”.

E.g., Who’s responsible for the mess you created?

8. In to vs. Into

Let’s clarify the “into” versus “in to” debate. They’re often confused, but “into” indicates movement (e.g., Sarah walked into the office.) while “in to” is used in lots of situations because the individual words “to” and “in” are frequently used in other parts of a sentence. For example, “to” is often used with infinitive verbs (e.g., “to drive“) or “in” can be used as part of a verb (e.g., “call in to a meeting“).

So, if you’re trying to decide which to use, first figure out if the words “in” or “to” actually modify other words in the sentence. If they don’t, ask yourself if it’s indicating some sort of movement — if it does, you’re good to use “into.”

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9. Use of Commas

Commas are most commonly used to:

  • Separate Independent Clauses

You can use commas to separate independent clauses      that are joined by “and,” “but,” “for,” “or,” “nor,” “so,” or “yet.” An independent clause is a sentence that can stand on its own. Here’s how to test it: Would the second part of the sentence (following one of those coordinating conjunctions) make a full sentence on its own? If so, add a comma. If it doesn’t, leave it out.

E.g., My brother is very smart, and I’ve learned a lot from him.

  • Separate an Introductory Word or Phrase

At the beginning of a sentence, we often add an introductory word or phrase that requires a subsequent comma.

E.g., In the beginning, I had no idea how to use a comma.

However, after reading an awesome blog post, I understand the difference.

Other common introductory words and phrases include “after,” “although,” “when,” and “while.”

   10.Use of Semicolons

Semicolons are used to connect two independent clauses that, though they could stand on their own, are closely related.

E.g., Call me tomorrow; I’ll have an answer for you by then.

Notice that each clause could be its own sentence — but stylistically, it makes more sense for them to be joined. (If there’s a coordinating conjunction between the two clauses — like “and,” “but”, or “or” — use a comma instead.)

You can also use semicolons to separate items in a list when those items contain commas themselves.

E.g., There are two options for breakfast: eggs and bacon, which is high in protein and low in carbs; or oatmeal and fruit, which is high in carbs but has more fiber.

  11. En Dash vs. Em Dash

Both “–” and “—” are versions of the dash: “–” is the en dash, and “—” or “–” are both versions of the em dash. You can use either the en dash or the em dash to signify a break in a sentence or set off parenthetical statements.

The en dash can also be used to represent time spans or differentiation.

E.g., That will take 5–10 minutes.

The em dash, on the other hand, can be used to set off quotation sources’

E.g., “To be, or not to be, that is the question.” —Shakespeare.”

   12. Affect vs. effect

 Affect is a verb – “to affect” – meaning to influence or have an impact on something. Effect is a noun – “a positive effect” – referring to the result of being affected by something. There is also a verb “to effect”, meaning to bring something about – “to effect a change”. However, this is not very commonly used.

E.g.,

  • He waited for the medicine to have an affect. (Incorrect)
  • He waited for the medicine to have an effect. (Correct)
  • They were directly effected by the flooding. (Incorrect)
  • They were directly affected by the flooding. (Correct)

    13. Watch vs. Look vs. See

 “See,” “look” and “watch” are often confused in meaning. However, they should be used in different situations. The difference between the three verbs can be explained in the following way:

  • Look — to look at something directly.
  • See — to see something that comes into our sight that we weren’t looking for.
  • Watch — to look at something carefully, usually at something that’s moving.

So, we can “see” something even if we don’t want to, but we can only “look at” something on purpose.

E.g.,

  • Stop watching my private journal. (Incorrect)
  • Stop looking at my private journal. (Correct)
  • I look at the snow falling. (Incorrect)
  • I watch the snow falling. (Correct)
  • I don’t play tennis, but I look at them playing every day. (Incorrect)
  • I don’t play tennis, but I see them playing every day. (Correct)

  14. Since vs. For

 You use “for” if you don’t have to calculate the period of time, because the amount of time is indicated in the sentence already. You use “since” if you have to calculate the period of time, because you only have the starting point.

E.g.,  

  • I have known him for always. (Incorrect)
  • I saw him since last year. (Incorrect)
  • I have lived here for two months. (Correct)
  • I have lived here since 1995. (Correct)

  15. Dangling Modifiers

This mistake happens when a descriptive phrase doesn’t apply to the noun that immediately follows it.

E.g., After declining for months, John tried a new tactic to increase ROI.

What exactly is declining for months? John? In reality, the sentence was trying to say that the ROI was declining — not John. To fix this problem, try flipping around the sentence structure (though beware of passive voice):

E.g., John tried a new tactic to increase ROI after it had been declining for months.

Better, right? So, the rule is to place the modifier immediately after the noun or pronoun it’s modifying.

Make a mental note of these errors you may commit often while speaking or writing in English. English, like many other languages, has its own set of tricky rules and complexities. But with a little bit of practice and help from guides like this one, you can become an expert in English Grammar. If you are preparing for the defence exams, do not forget to watch my lectures on English Grammer. Download SSBCrackExams Learning App now!

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UPSC Combined Defence Services Exam CDS 1 2020 will be held on 02 Feb 2020 for IMA, OTA, AFA and INA aspirants. The CDS exam is a great opportunity for the defence aspirants who want to join the Indian airforce, army and navy as an officer. To crack the CDS exam one needs a lot of preparation for months, if you are preparing for CDS 1 2020, do not forget to check our CDS Exam Online Coaching Program that covers all the CDS Exam topics like Maths, English, GK and more. The course is specially designed for the serious CDS aspirants. Now coming to importance of the current affairs in CDS exam, one must go through current affairs question published by SSBCrackExams in this article. You can download the CDS exam quiz PDF here and try to answer as many as questions you can, the pdf also has the answer keys for the CDS current affairs questions.

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1. Who to inaugurate Indian Science Congress-2019 in Punjab on Jan 3?

A. Shri Narendra Modi

B. Shri Arun Jaitley 

C. Shri Suresh Prabhu

D. Shri Venkaiah Naidu

2. —— promotes 2019 as year of investment in backdrop of wider business with India

A. Indonesia

B. Saudi Arabia 

C. Denmark

D. Uzbekistan

3.  Which state MNJ Institute of Oncology and Regional Cancer Centre entered Guinness Book of World Records; also received High Range Book of World Records recognition?

A. Teleganna

B. Bihar 

C. Jammu and Kashmir

D. Himachal Pradesh

4. US Adventurer Completes 1st Unaided Solo Trek Across ———–?

A. Saudi Arabia 

B. Antarctica 

C. Indonesia

D. Denmark

5. AAAR okays —– on inter-state office services?

A. HPCL

B. NHPCL 

C. GST

D. RSPL

6. Which small finance Bank gets RBI nod to operate as scheduled bank?

A. ESAF small finance bank

B. Equitas Small Finance Bank 

C. Dena Small Finance Bank

D. Finotech Small Finance bank

7. Center has given an extension of 6 months to complete the ongoing exercise for updating the NRC in

A. Assam

B. TamilNadu 

C. Kerala

D. Bihar

8. PM Modi inaugurated 6th International Rice Research Institute in __________.

A. Ranchi

B. Varanasi 

C. Bhubaneshwar

D. Kolkata

9. Government has doubled the export incentives for onion farmers from existing 5 percent to ______ percent.

A. 10

B. 15 

C. 20

D. 12

10. Which of the following section of Indian Penal Code (IPC) can be used by transgenders to register complaints of sexual harassment?

A. Section 354C

B. Section 354D 

C. Section 354A

D. Section 354B

11. In the recent election, Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina has secured her third consecutive term, with her alliance winning ______ of the 298 seats.

A. 269

B. 274 

C. 256

D. 287

12. German authorities recently approved an US$8 billion (6.30 billion pounds) rail and road tunnel linking _______ and Germany.

A. Denmark

B. Austria 

C. Switzerland

D. France

13. Prime Minister Modi had announced a _______ crore rupees financial assistance to Bhutan for its 12th five-year plan.

A. 3,200

B. 4,500 

C. 2,700

D. 1,800

14. Bhutan Prime Minister who recently concluded his 3-day visit to India is ___________.

A. Prayut Chan-o-cha

B. Bakytzhan Sagintayev 

C. Lotay Tshering

D. Joko Widodo

15. Who becomes first Indian wicket-keeper to claim 20 catches in Test series?

A. Rishabh Pant

B. Ajinkya Rahane 

C. Naman Ojha

D. Dinesh Karthik

16. Which Indian airline gets India’s first A321Neo plane?

A. Air India

B. IndiGo 

C. SpiceJet

D. Vistara

17. Bangladesh ODI captain Mashrafe Mortaza has become a member of parliament after winning from _______ constituency in the country’s 11th general elections.

A. Jessore

B. Satkhira 

C. Kushtia

D. Narail

18. India has cut import taxes on crude and refined palm oil from ASEAN countries to ______% from 44%.

A. 40

B. 42 

C. 36

D. 38

19. Who was sworn in as the first Chief Justice of Telangana High Court, which came into existence on January 1, 2019 after the bifurcation of the High Court at Hyderabad?

A. Biswanath Somadder

B. Ramesh Ranganathan 

C. TB Radhakrishnan

D. Praveen Kumar

20. Who became the new managing director and CEO of Axis Bank for a period of three years?

A. Aditya Puri

B. Amitabh Chaudhry 

C. Sanjiv Sachar

D. Shyamala Gopinath

21. Who has been appointed as Chairman of Railway Board?

A. Ratan Lal

B. Lalit Chandra Trivedi 

C. Ashwani Lohani

D. Vinod Kumar Yadav

22. Who was named the captain of the ICC women’s T20I team of the year?

A. Harmanpreet Kaur

B. Ellyse Perry 

C. Smriti Mandhana

D. Natalie Sciver

23. Who won the Rachael Heyhoe Flint Award for the ICC Women’s Cricketer of the Year?

A. Sophie Devine

B. Suzie Bates 

C. Smriti Mandhana

D. Harmanpreet Kaur

24. Which cricket player equals Ganguly’s record with 11th away test win as captain?

 A.Virat kohli  B.Rahul Dravid   C.Sourav Ganguly  D.Ravichandran Ashwin

25. Sudhir Bhargava appointed New Information Chief Commissioner; Government appoints——New Information Commissioners?

A. 4

B. 5 

C. 6

D. 7

26. National Nritya Shiromani Award 2019 for ——-?

A. Shweta 

B. Vidhya  

C. Anitha 

D. Anindita

27. Which country to grow by 7.5% in 2019; Settled GST, credit flows had a positive effect: CII

A. India

B. Pakistan 

C. Indonesia

D. Saudi Arabia

28. Which bank did SBI Life Insurance join hand for bancassurance partnership?

A. State Bank of India Dena Bank 

B. Yes Bank  

C. Allahabad Bank

D. Dena Bank

29. UP university, Deen Dayal Veterinary University, to set up first goat fertility lab in the state of —————-?

A. Uttar Pradesh 

B. Bihar  

C. Tamil Nadu 

D. Kerala

30. Which state government to create an Adhyatmik Vibhag(spiritual department) ?

A. Madhya Pradesh 

B. Andhra Pradesh  

C. Tamil Nadu 

D. Kerala

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As the AFCAT 2020 exam is approaching near, now is the right time to prepare for the AFCAT exam and crack it in the first attempt. Current affairs section can be tricky for aspirants who are not in touch with the current news and events on the daily basis, no worries, SSBCrackExams has helped many IAF aspirants in AFCAT exam preparation since long, our AFCAT courses and its content is tailored only for IAF aspirants who are appearing for the AFCAT online exam. In this article, you can download the 500 current affairs questions and answers PDF that will help you to clear the AFCAT online exam 2020. Also join the AFCAT online course for free lectures on AFCAT Maths, GK, English, Reasoning and Military Aptitude.

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1.—— promotes 2019 as year of investment in backdrop of wider business with India?

A. Uzbekistan 

B. Pakistan 

C. Indonesia

D. Saudi Arabia

Answer:  A. Uzbekistan- Uzbekistan promotes 2019 as year of investment in backdrop of wider business with India.

2. Which is the full form of NSAB?

A. National Security Advisory Board 

B. National Seasonal Advisory Board  

C. National Safety Admin Board 

D. National Secure Advisory Board 

Answer: A. National Security Advisory Board -National Security Advisory Board is the full form of NSAB.

3. Centre brings booklet on cyber safety for school children titled ———— ?

A. The God of small things 

B. The Guide  

C. The White Tiger

D. A Handbook for Students on cyber Safety” 

Answer: D. A Handbook for Students on cyber Safety”  – Centre brings booklet on cyber safety for school children titled as A Handbook for Students on cyber Safety.

5. Who has become the highest wicket-taker in international cricket in 2018?

A. Shannon Gabriel

B. Lockie Ferguson 

C. Jasprit Bumrah

D. Kagiso Rabada

Answer: C. Jasprit Bumrah –India fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah has become the highest wicket-taker in international cricket in 2018 after picking up 9 wickets in the Melbourne Test against Australia.

6. Which state Police becomes first police force in India to digitise all malkhanas?

A. Uttar Pradesh

B. Punjab 

C. Assam

D. Delhi

Answer: D. Delhi –With the launch of ‘E-Malkhana’ in the remaining 10 districts at Chinamaya Mission, the Delhi Police has become first in country to have digitalised malkhana in Police Stations of its all districts.

7.  How much amount has been funded by Sports Ministry for athletes under the Target Olympic Podium Scheme (TOPS) for their preparations for 2020 Olympics?

A. Rs 200 crore

B. Rs 100 crore 

C. Rs 150 crore

D. Rs 250 crore

Answer: B. Rs 100 crore  – The Sports Ministry has earmarked Rs 100 crore for the funding of athletes under the Target Olympic Podium Scheme (TOPS) for their preparations for 2020 Olympics, according to Sports Authority of India Director General Neelam Kapur.

8. Archie Schiller, the seven-year-old who was named as the co-captain of the _________ team.

A. Zimbabwe

B. New Zealand 

C. Australia

D. England

Answer: C. Australia – Cricket Australia named seven-year-old leg-spinner Archie Schiller as the new team co-captain alongside regular skipper Tim Paine for the Boxing Day Test against India at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.

9. First test communication satellite of Hongyan constellation and six Yunhai-2 atmospheric environment research satellites were launched by ———- in its 297th Long March-2D rocket mission ?

A. China 

B. Pakistan  

C. Saudi Arabia 

D. India

Answer: A. China  – First test communication satellite of Hongyan constellation and six Yunhai-2 atmospheric environment research satellites were launched by China in its 297th Long March-2D rocket mission.

10. Who is concurrently accredited as the next Ambassador of India to the Federal Republic of Somalia?

A. Rahul Chhabra 

B. Suresh Krishnan  

C. Naresh Iyer 

D. Vivek Kumaran

Answer: A. Rahul Chhabra  – Rahul Chhabra is concurrently accredited as the next Ambassador of India to the Federal Republic of Somalia.

11. As per a report by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), Banks recovered bad loans worth ₹__________ crore in 2017-18.

A. 40,400

B. 35,300 

C. 20,200

D. 55,500

Answer: A. 40,400 – Banks recovered bad loans worth ₹40,400 crore in 2017-18, as per a report by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). The loans were recovered through channels like the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), SARFAESI Act, Debt Recovery Tribunals and Lok Adalats.

12. Prime Minister Narendra Modi renamed Ross Island in Andaman and Nicobar as ________.

A. Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Island

B. Shaheed Dweep 

C. Swaraj Dweep

D. Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose Island

Answer: D. Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose Island – The Ross Island was renamed as Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose Dweep, the Neil Island as Shaheed Dweep and the Havelock Island as Swaraj Dweep. 

13. On December 30, 2018, Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced renaming of three islands of Andaman and Nicobar archipelago as a tribute to ______________.

A. Indira Priyadarshini Gandhi

B. Bhagat Singh 

C. Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose

D. Maulana Abul Kalam Azad

Answer: C. Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose – On December 30, 2018, Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced renaming of three islands of Andaman and Nicobar archipelago as a tribute to Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose.

14. Who is concurrently accredited as the next Ambassador of India to the Republic of Liberia?

A. Y.K. Sailas Thangal

B. Henry Serrano Villard  

C. Edwin Allan Lightner

D. David D. Newsom

Answer: A. Y.K. Sailas Thangal – Y.K. Sailas Thangal is concurrently accredited as the next Ambassador of India to the Republic of Liberia.

15. How many Ashok Chakra recipients are honoured by Keonjhar Police with postage stamps?

A. 10 

B. 25  

C. 28 

D. 65

Answer: A. 10 – There are 10 Ashok Chakra recipients are honoured by Keonjhar Police with postage stamps.

16. Which entity released guidelines on restructuring of advances to the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs)?

A. RBI

B. SEBI

C. NITI Aayog

D. Ministry of MSME

Answer: A. RBI– The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on January 1, 2019 released guidelines on restructuring of advances to the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs). The central bank allowed a one-time restructuring of existing debt of up to 25 crore rupees for the MSMEs which have defaulted on payment, however, the loans given to them continue to be classified as standard assets. 

17. Who was appointed as the Chief Information Commissioner recently?

A. Vanaja N. Sarna

B. Sudhir Bhargava

C. Neeraj Kumar Gupta

D. Suresh Chandra

Answer: B. Sudhir Bhargava- Sudhir Bhargava was appointed as the Chief Information Commissioner (CIC), along with four new information commissioners in the central information commission.

18. Prime Minister Narendra Modi renamed three islands of Andaman and Nicobar after which freedom fighter?

A. Shaheed Bhagat Singh

B. Lala Lajpat Rai

C. Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose

D. Chandrashekhar Azad

Answer: C. Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose- Prime Minister Narendra Modi renamed three islands of Andaman and Nicobar after Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose on December 30, 2018. These three islands are – Ross Island, Neil Island and Havelock Island.

19. Which city will host the Indian Science Congress (ISC) 2019?

A. Delhi

B. Mumbai

C. Ranchi

D. Jalandhar

Answer: D. Jalandhar- The Indian Science Congress (ISC) 2019 is going to be held from January 3 – 4, 2019 in Jalandhar, Punjab. Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate the 106th edition of ISC-2019, based on the theme ‘Future India: Science and Technology’.

20. Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the 6th IRRI South Asia Regional Centre (ISARC) in which city?

A. Varanasi

B. Ghazipur

C. Agra

D. Lucknow

Answer: A. Varanasi- Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently inaugurated the 6th IRRI South Asia Regional Centre (IRRI SARC) at the campus of National Seed Research and Training Center (NSRTC) in Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh. The first international Center in the eastern India is expected to play a major role in harnessing and sustaining rice production in the region.

21. Who was sworn in as first Chief Justice of Telangana HC?

A. Justice T B N Radhakrishnan

B. Justice Praveen Kumar

C. Dilip Babasaheb Bhosale

D. Kalyan Jyoti Sengupta

Answer: A. Justice T B N Radhakrishnan- Justice Thottathil Bhaskaran Nair Radhakrishnan was on January 1, 2018 sworn in as the first Chief Justice of the Telangana High Court. Prior to this, Justice Radhakrishnan had been serving as the Chief Justice of the High Court of Judicature at Hyderabad for both Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. 

22. Who was sworn in as the first acting Chief Justice of the independent Andhra Pradesh Court post bifurcation of the state?

A. Dilip Babasaheb Bhosale

B. Justice Praveen Kumar

C. Justice T B N Radhakrishnan

D. Kalyan Jyoti Sengupta

Answer: B. Justice Praveen Kumar- Justice Praveen Kumar was on January 1, 2018 sworn in as the new acting Chief Justice of the Andhra Pradesh High Court. The oath of the office was administered by the state’s Governor ESL Narasimhan.

23. Who was named ICC Women’s Cricketer of the Year?

A. Smriti Mandhana

B. Poonam Yadav

C. Mithali Raj

D. Harmanpreet Kaur

Answer: A. Smriti Mandhana- Smriti Mandhana has been named as Best player of the year, ODI Player of the Year and included in ICC Women’s Team of the Year 2018. The cricketer had played a crucial role in India’s semi-final appearance at the ICC Women’s World T20 in the West Indies.

24. Which two nations formally withdrew from UNESCO with the close of the year 2018?

A. US, Palestine

B. Iran, Israel

C. Israel, US

D. North Korea, Russia

Answer: C. Israel, US– The United States and its ally Israel officially withdrew from the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) with the close of the year 2018. The two nations had announced their intention to quit the international organisation in October 2017, accusing it of anti-Israel bias.

25. Which space agency has launched a new platform to engage students in space science activities?

A. NASA

B. CSA

C. ESA

D. ISRO

Answer: D. ISRO- The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) launched a new platform called ‘Samwad with Students’ on January 1, 2018 in Bengaluru, as part of its enhanced outreach programme. Through the ‘Samwad with Students’, ISRO aims to constantly engage youngsters across India in activities concerning space science to capture their scientific temperament.

26. The Cabinet recently approved the merger of Bank of Baroda with which two banks?

A. Dena Bank and Vijaya Bank

B. Vijaya Bank and RBL Bank

C. RBL Bank and IDBI Bank

D. IDBI Bank and Dena Bank

Answer: A. Dena Bank and Vijaya Bank- The Union Cabinet, chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, on January 2, 2019 approved the ‘Scheme of Amalgamation’ for merger of Bank of Baroda, Vijaya Bank and Dena Bank. The amalgamation will be the first-ever three-way consolidation of banks in India. The merger of Bank of Baroda, Dena Bank and Vijaya Bank was proposed by the Union Finance Ministry on September 17, 2018.

27. Which nation assumed the charge as Non-Permanent Members of UN Security Council on January 1, 2019?

A. Bolivia

B. Ethiopia

C. Kazakhstan

D. South Africa

Answer: D. South Africa- Five nations, namely, Belgium, Dominican Republic, Germany, Indonesia and South Africa on January 2, 2019 assumed the charge as the Non-Permanent Members of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC).

28. Cabinet recently approved restructuring of National Health Agency as National Health Authority for better implementation of which scheme?

A. National Health Mission

B. Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana

C. Rashtiya Swasthiya Bima Yojana

D. Janashree Bima Yojana

Answer: B. Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana- The Union Cabinet on January 2, 2019 approved the restructuring of existing National Health Agency as “National Health Authority” for better implementation of the Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (PMJAY).

29. The Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana (PMUY) recently hit which mark in January 2019?

A. 2 crore mark

B. 4 crore mark

C. 6 crore mark

D. 8 crore mark

Answer: C. 6 crore mark- Vice President M. Venkaiah Naidu handed over 6 croreth LPG connection under Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana (PMUY) to Jasmina Khatoon from Shivpark, Khanpur, Delhi. The Government launched Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana to provide 8 Crore deposit-free LPG connections to women belonging to the Below Poverty Line (BPL) families with a budgetary allocation of Rs. 12800 crore.

30. The India Pharma 2019 & India Medical Device 2019 conferences will be held in which city in February 2019?

A. New Delhi

B. Bengaluru

C. Mumbai

D. Lucknow

Answer: B. Bengaluru- The Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce & Industry (FICCI) will be organising the 4th International Conference on Pharmaceutical & Medical Device sector on February 18, 2019 in Bengaluru. The theme for India Pharma 2019 is ‘Enabling Quality Affordable Healthcare’ and that of India Medical Device 2019 is ‘Med-Tech India: Gearing up for Ayushman Bharat’.

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NDA 2 2019 Result Declared: 7034 Candidates Cleared The Exam

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UPSC has published the NDA 2 2019 written exam result on 12 Dec 2019 for candidates who have attempted the NDA written exam on 17th Nov 2019. Around 7034 candidates have cleared the NDA written exam and going to face the SSB interview for Army, Navy and Airforce soon. On the basis of the result of the written part of the National Defence Academy and Naval Academy Examination, (II) 2019 held by the Union Public Service Commission on 17th November, 2019, candidates with the under mentioned Roll. Nos. have qualified for interview by the Services Selection Board (SSB) of the Ministry of Defence for Admission to Army, Navy and Air Force Wings of the National Defence Academy for the 144th Course and for the 106th Indian Naval Academy Course (INAC) commencing from 2nd July, 2020. The result is also available at Commission’s website https://upsc.gov.in.

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The candidature of all the candidates whose Roll Nos. are shown in the list is provisional. In accordance with the conditions of their admission to the examination, “candidates are requested to register themselves online on the Indian Army Recruiting website joinindianarmy.nic.in within two weeks of announcement of written result. The successful candidates would then be allotted Selection Centres and dates of SSB interview which shall be communicated on registered e-mail ID. Any candidate who has already registered earlier on the site will not be required to do so. In case of any query/Login problem, e-mail be forwarded to dir-recruiting6- [email protected].”

“Candidates are also requested to submit original certificates of Age and Educational Qualification to respective Service Selection Boards (SSBs) during the SSB interview.” The candidates must not send the Original Certificates to the Union Public Service Commission. For any further information, the candidates may contact Facilitation Counter near Gate ‘C’ of the Commission, either in person or on telephone Nos. 011-23385271/011- 23381125/011-23098543 between 10:00 hours and 17:00 hours on any working day .

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Cracked SSB Interview In 10th and Last Attempt

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Hello everyone, my name is Nitin, I got recommended in my 10th and the last attempt from SSB Kapurthala via CDS entry on 10/oct/2019 and I am sharing my experience and strategies to help all folks out there which are striving hard and are determined to become army officers. DAY 1/ SCREENING: We were called one day earlier in the evening at Kapurthala on that day only documentation was done.

The next day began with the screening process. OIR was a bit harder as compared to other centers, 2 sets were there and both were updated one, SSBCRACK OIR ebooks, RS Aggarwal will be very helpful to prepare.
PPDT. A very blur picture of an old man wearing a coat background was not clear at all. Only 29 were screened in out of 95 who reported on the first day.

DAY 2/ PHYSIOLOGY: Practicing TAT, WAT, SRT at home with a timer will improve your response and you will be confident and comfortable while giving your physiology test.

I prepared my SD in advance so overall physiology was quite easy to me as some pics in TAT were repetitive.

DAY 3-4/GTO: First GD topic was which ongoing issue has the potential to turn into a worldwide war

  • USA-Iran
  • Abrogation of Article 370
  • Hongkong crises
  • Youth are very stressed nowadays, which could help them to overcome it Technology, professional mentoring, religious practices
  • In GD, some people make the mistake by being dominant or either not speaking at all. Try to make a balance, speak in a clear and confident voice. Reading newspapers will help you for sure.
  • • In GPE be attentive, as even a second of distraction will lead to a big loophole in your final plot. Be cooperative with your group. I gave the conclusion after the GPE and it went well
  • • For PGT, HGT, FGTand other tasks just listen to the briefing of instructions clearly and be cool, calm and confident. By seeing the structure carefully you will be able to draw a solution.

• Command task was a bit difficult as GTO sir made my subordinate to go back and asked me to solved alone handling all the helping material alone, by analyzing the structure and using my helping material I was able to complete the task on time.

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DAY 3/Interview( on the same day in GTO dress ): Interview sir started with the rapid-fire and asked a few mathematical conversion questions like converting speed from km\hr to m\sec and direction based question.

As I was from ECE branch I was asked questions regarding radars, radiowaves and microwaves were also asked.

Most of the question were from PIQ only. I would advise that you know yourself in detail, carefully fill the PIQ form as it plays a very crucial role and be attentive to the question asked by the interviewer. Try to be brief, clear and confident while giving your response. Prepare for the basic technical question if you are going for technical entry and know about the arm you have applied for in detail like army, navy or airforce. 

 Know about your strength, weakness, what you have done to improve them, sports you play, your role in your family, about your friend, teachers and spare time activities.

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DAY 5/ Conference: I was made to sit for 10 minutes outside the conference and inside the conference, I was asked that if I am very satisfied in my corporate life why I want to join the defense force. Also to rate my performance and then I was asked to leave.

When the results were announced I was the only one who was recommended from 29 candidates, I called my parents and my mentor Brig Dixit to tell them the good news and I also want to thank SSBCrack as it well repeaters like me by providing the success stories which fill me with energy and enthusiasm.

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Indian Airforce Group X and Y Airmen Notification 2020 [Intake 01/2021] – APPLY NOW

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Join Indian Air Force Group X and Y Notification For 1/2021 batch. Indian airforce has published the airmen notification for Group X and Y for 1/2021 course. IAF Invites online applications from unmarried male (Indian/Nepalese) candidates for selection test for intake 01/2021 to join as airmen in group ‘X’ trades (except education instructor trade) and group ‘Y’ trades {except automobile technician, Indian air force(police), Indian air force (security) and musician trades}. The online registration for IAF airmen Group X and Y will start from 02 JANUARY 2020 and will end on 20 JANUARY 2020. The online exam for IAF Airmen Group X and Y will be conducted from 19 MARCH 2020 to 23 MARCH 2020. Candidates preparing for this exam can enroll in SSBCrackExams IAF Airmen Exam Online Course. Indian Air Force invites ONLINE application from UNMARRIED MALE INDIAN CITIZENS (citizens of Nepal are also eligible) for selection test from 19 March 2020 to 23 March 2020 to join as Airmen in Group ‘X’ Trades (Except Education Instructor Trade) and Group ‘Y’ {Except Auto Tech, IAF(P), IAF(S) and Musician} Trades.

Age Limits – Airmen Group X & Y 1/2021 course

  • Candidate born between 17 January 2000 and 30 December 2003 (both days inclusive) are eligible to apply.
  • In case, a candidate clears all the stages of the selection procedure, then the upper age limit as on date of enrolment is 21 years.

Important Dates – IAF Group X and Y

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Notification Date11 Dec 2019
Application Open Date 02 Jan 2020
Application Last Date 20 Jan 2020
Exam Date 19 to 23 March 2020
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Educational Qualification

  • Group ‘X’ (Except Education Instructor trade). Passed Intermediate/10+2/ Equivalent examination with Mathematics, Physics and English from an Education Board listed as COBSE member with minimum 50% marks in aggregate and 50% marks in English OR Passed Three years Diploma Course in Engineering in any stream, as mentioned in the drop down menu of apply online section under candidate’s login on the CASB web portal www.airmenselection.cdac.in. The candidate should have completed the course from a Government recognized Polytechnic institute with 50% marks in aggregate and 50% marks in English in diploma (or in Intermediate/Matriculation, if English is not a subject in Diploma Course).
  • Group ‘Y’ {Except Automobile Technician, Indian Air Force (Police), Indian Air Force (Security), Medical Assistant and Musician} Trades. Passed Intermediate / 10+2 / Equivalent Examination in any stream/subjects approved by Central / State Education Boards listed as COBSE member with minimum 50% marks in aggregate and 50% marks in English OR Passed two years vocational course from Education Boards listed as COBSE member with minimum 50% marks in aggregate and 50% marks in English in vocational course or in Intermediate/Matriculation if English is not a subject in Vocational Course
  • Group ‘Y’ Medical Assistant Trade Only. Passed 10+2/Intermediate/ equivalent exam with Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English from an Educational Board listed as COBSE member with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate and 50% marks in English.

Pay & Allowances: During training, a stipend of Rs. 14,600/- per month shall be paid. On completion of training the starting gross emoluments at the minimum of scale of pay including Military Service Pay (MSP), Group ‘X’ Pay {applicable for Group ‘X’ trades only} and Dearness Allowance (DA) will be as follows:- (a) Group ‘X’ Trades (Except Education Instructor Trade). Rs.33,100/- per month plus Dearness allowance (as applicable) which, in subsequent years, may rise as per the career progression of the individual. (b) Group ‘Y’ {Except Auto Tech, IAF (P), IAF(S) and Musician} Trades. Rs. 26,900/- per month plus Dearness allowance (as applicable) which, in subsequent years, may rise as per the career progression of the individual.

Online Test { For both Group ‘X’ Trades ( except Education Instructor Trade) } & Group ‘Y’ {except Auto Tech, IAF(P), IAF(S) and Musician Trades}

Eligible candidates will be sent Provisional Admit Cards for Phase – I of testing on their respective e-mail IDs during the month of February 2020 (which they will download & take colour printout & will carry the same to the examination centre on the day of online test as indicated on their respective Admit Cards) to appear in the Selection Test at the examination centres allotted to them. This provisional admit card can also be downloaded by the candidate under candidates login on CASB web portal www.airmenselection.cdac.in. All candidates in possession of provisional admit card will undertake Online Test as per their respective Group applied for, at Centres designated/allotted as per their admit card. Online test will be objective type and questions will be bilingual (English & Hindi) except for English paper. Online test for candidates opting for both Group X&Y shall be conducted in one sitting, on the same system. Candidates are to bring one blue/black pen and original valid ID proof along with them for Phase – I testing. A demonstration video on the conduct of online test is uploaded on the CASB web portal www.airmenselection.cdac.in. Details of the Test are as follows: – (a) Group ‘X’ Trades (Except Education Instructor): Duration of the online test shall be 60 minutes and shall comprise of English, Physics and Mathematics as per 10+2 CBSE syllabus. (b) Group ‘Y’ Trades {Except Auto Tech, IAF(P), IAF(S) and Musician}: Duration of the online test shall be 45 minutes and shall comprise of English as per 10+2 CBSE syllabus and Reasoning & General Awareness (RAGA). (c) Both Group ‘X & Y’ Trades: Duration of the online test shall be 85 minutes and shall comprise of English, Physics, and Mathematics as per 10+2 CBSE syllabus and Reasoning & General Awareness (RAGA). (d) Marking pattern for Online Test:- (i) One mark for every correct answer. (ii) Nil (0) marks for unattempted question. (iii) 0.25 marks shall be deducted for each wrong answer.

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OTA Gaya Will Close Soon – Cadets Will Move To IMA

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Indian army has decided to close OTA Gaya and move the cadets to IMA Dehradun. Sources in the Army said it was getting evidently infeasible to run the OTA in Gaya due to lesser number of cadets every year.
After the infamous war in Kargil , an increased demand for Army jobs and requirement for more infrastructure for training personnel were contemplated. An army officer informed that however, it clearly did not happen. The number of people who could qualify as officers in the Army was unexpectedly much lesser in number.
Even OTA Chennai faced quite a challenge to fill up half of its available seats as, the officer remarked, Short Service Commission did not come across as an attractive option for people willing to join the Army. He then went on to say that IMA Dehradun had been training about 300 cadets less than its usual strength of 1,650 cadets.

However, the officer added, that the idea to shift the cadets from Gaya to IMA was to utilize the latter fully in terms of its capacity. Other factors were also contributing to the similar idea, one of them being Gaya’s weather, which is excessively humid and unsuitable for military training practices.
However, a second Army officer, when asked about the acute shortage of officers in the force, was of the opinion that such a move could affect plans to maximize the number of in-house officers through promotions from the ranks.

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The source went to include further that the quality of officers who got commissioned into the Army from OTA, Gaya, were among the finest, though steps should be taken in the longer run to improve the strength of the cadets instead of going for any other alternatives.

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6 Attempts, 3 Recommendations, 2 Merit Outs, Made It Finally

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Hello, I’m Hardik. I’m Btech in ECE and I’m from Delhi. I’ve given total 6 attempts of SSB before making it in merit for ICG Assistant Commandant. And the journey had not been smooth. I gave my 1st SSB attempt in March 2018 for AFCAT entry in Varanasi, AFSB-4. I got recommended there. There I had my CPSS for flying branch. I cleared it too. But fate had some other plans and I got medically unfit for flying branch but got fit in ground duties from which I eventually got merit out. That was the highest point of setback in my life. But after 10 days of my merit release I had another SSB lined up. I grabbed the strength and went for it. 2nd attempt was in Bangalore SSB-12 for Indian Navy. I got recommended in that one too but again got merit out! Again, demotivation. Again got up and courageously went for my next SSBs.

3rd and 4th attempts were from AFCAT entry AFSB-1 Dehradun and ICG entry Noida respectively. And I got conference out from both of them. Heartbreaking. But after so many attempts you already become a fauji in a sense and you just don’t give up.

5th attempt was again ICG, and I got recommended there, cleared medicals and everything. But I had stopped relying of merit lists now so I kept on trying for every entry possible.

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Recent was my 6th attempt again from AFCAT entry, again in Varanasi. And I got the worst failure of all my SSB journey when I got screened out for the first time. That was the final nail in the coffin and that’s when I decided to have other things in mind apart from SSBs and have some other back up exams too.

While I was considering other exams and career opportunities, this merit list showed up with my name there! Lesson learnt : After your lowest comes your highest.

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Many setbacks came. SSB and non SSB related, but I never let anything hamper my SSB performance, nor was I casual in any attempt. SSBCrack has helped me a lot in all my attempts and I’m glad I took help from them. I have learned a lot from their tips and suggestions. 

Ups and downs are inevitable. But as Winston Churchill said “If you’re going through hell, keep going.” That’s the only way out. 

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