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Recommended For NDA From 14 SSB Allahabad In My 1st Attempt

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Hello, friends, I am Adarsh Kumar Amar and I live in Secunderabad I am currently studying in 12th in Army Public School Bolarum and would be giving my boards in march. I got recommended from 14 SSB Allahabad on 31st Jan 2020 in my first attempt for NDA 144 course(army). And I was declared medically fit by CO MH Allahabad on 08 Feb 2020I would like to share my journey with all defence aspirants and I hope it will inspire many of the people to succeed and give their best in their next SSB. I was preparing for jee from 11th class and in Aug 2019 I decided to start preparing for NDA exam. I come from an army background and joining the armed forces had always been my dream. From adventure, uniform, weapons to camaraderie, helpfulness and sports I love everything about the army, so choosing Army as a career option was pretty obvious.

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My performance in written exam was fairly good and I was expecting 450+ Marks. In December the results for written exams were declared and I got through. I took a great risk by leaving the jee and board preparation from September and it had its bad effects I failed in most of my preboards and in Jan JEE exam I got just 86 percentile, although I was dejected I believed I would clear the SSB definitely. I removed every self doubt and started believing i will do it and this made me confident. Now coming to my main SSB experience..Our reporting was on 26th Jan 2020 at 1pm, total 100 students reported and after documentation we were divided into 2 batches 14 SSB had 50 candidates and same with 34 SSB.

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I was in 14 SSB, in the documentation  3 candidates were returned because they didn’t carry the proper documents, I advise all of you to please carry the documents mentioned in the call letter, later we were alloted rooms and I made a few friends on the 1st dayThe next day was screening and in the morning I fell sick, I had severe headache and cold but I took medicine and went for the screening, we were given some instructions and later we were given  OIR booklets having 50 questions, first we were given 25 mins to solve the questions and the answer slip was collected, later we were again given the 2nd booklet having the same no of questions but time was 30 mins. I attempted 97 out of 100 and the difficulty level was very low.

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Next test was PPDT(picture perception and discussion/description test), we were shown a very clear picture and I made a story on a defence aspirant, we were given just 3 minutes and I couldn’t complete my story fully. Then we were divided into 3 groups 2 were of freshers and one of the repeaters, in narration I was very confident and clear and completely narrated the full story. The results were announced by 2 PM and 27 out of 47 got screened in. I got a new chest no – 12The next day was psych test and I tried to be genuine and put the qualities that are present in me in my protagonist in TAT in WAT every response was spontaneous but you should practice WAT before going to ssb because time is very less, I could only do 45 SRT‘s because my speed was slow, try to write main ideas in SRT instead of writing full sentences, army needs leaders who are spontaneous and not writers or authors. After psych test 8 people were called randomly for interview. The rest were free for the day so we decided to go to Azad Park and museum, we enjoyed a lot and came back in the evening. 
On the 3rd day we had GTO day 1, on the first day we had Group discussion (GD), then we had GPE(group planning exercise).I lead the group and combined ideas to come to a common conclusion in GPE and nominated my friend to give a common solution.

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In GD we gave chances to everyone to give their ideas, then we had lecturette, I spoke on child labour, the last exercise was Progress Group Task(PGT)There were 3 repeaters in our group so they were not letting anyone give ideas, I told them to cooperate with the group and incorporate everyone’s idea if we are stuck somewhere, they listened to me and started helping and listening to us and we did 3 out of 4 obstacles. In PGT, initially in the first 2 tasks I couldn’t give a single idea and I was afraid that I would not get recommended but I calmed myself and gave ideas in 3rd obstacle. Later another 10 people were called for interview. The next day was GTO day 2, the first task was individual obstacles(IO), we were told by our GTO sir to shout the name of our favourite actress in commando walk ; )I did 13 IO but people with 7 or 8 were also recommended In GOR(group obstacle race ) our war cry was “yeh dil mange more”I helped people in my group to pass through first and myself crossed in the last, but we lost the GOR :(The next task was HGT(Half Group Task) our group of 9 was divided into 2 groups of 5 and 4 people respectively, we all gave ideas in HGT and completed the task then there was Command Task(CT), I was given a difficult CT but I did it after some time then sir said me to change the approach and try another way then sir removed a structure but still I was able to do it.

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Then finally in Final Group Task we completed the task easily then the remaining people were called for interview and my interview happened that day. I was confident and was well versed with current affairs, my strengths, weaknesses etc. I was asked a lot of defence-related questions, about my father’s postings, about arms and services, about my preferred regiment, about airforce aircraft (although my choice was army,I was extensively asked about airforce and I will tell you the reason later), about artillery etc. I was asked about PVC recipients before 1999 war. I didn’t knew about most of the airforce aircraft because I had prepared for the army extensively but didn’t expect him to throw those questions. He asked a lot of philosophical questions like my thoughts on why some people succeed while others fail why some are highly motivated and what was my philosophy of life. I was also asked the dimensions of the room, my speed while jogging I wasn’t asked a single question about G.K. or current affairs(I was surprised) But the type of questions vary from person to person , My friend was asked a lot of current affairs questions. I would rate my interview 8.5/10.Now the next day was D Day, Conference day Day 5 – conference Everyone was in their best formal dress.shoes shined hair combed.dress cleaned.everything checked.

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The conference started at 8 am One by one we all were called in the conference hall Before my conference started the discussion happened for 5 mins My chest no. Flashed on the screen ,I entered the room 8 officers sitting, the board president and deputy president in the middle They asked me to sit on the chair and started by asking meaning of my name, then they asked me 2 SRT’s, the first one was what will you do if your friends don’t talk to you, the second one was what will you do if one of your car’s tyres gets flat, I answered them Then he asked me about my alternative career path told them I would join IIT kgp and do B Tech. Computer science, then they asked me about types of entries by which I can join army then my conference was over. After everyone’s conference was over by 1 :30 We were sitting in a room and waited for 25 mins. An officer came with the results and ,my heart started beating very fast.

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He gave a small pep talk and announced the chest no’s of successful candidates 4,8,11 and then 12 and everything stopped for a moment for me, it was the best moment of my life, the feeling can’t be explained in words.then chest no. 24 was also announced, total 5 people were recommended in which 3 were freshers and 2 were repeaters who were already recommended in NDA 142 but were medically out. Then we were given 10 mins time to make a call, I called papa and told him I got recommended, later we were taken to fill the form and we completed documentation by 7 PM A wave of messages flooded the inbox, my family was happy so I was happy too. The medicals started from 1 Feb and took 8 days (Sunday is holiday in MH for SSB candidates) The medical conference happened on 8th Feb and out of 5, 2 (including me) were declared fit3 got TR (temporary rejection) and I hope they would clear the TR and join the academy with us. SSB is a test of Mansa, Vacha, Karma.U must have congruency in character to succeed not just in SSB but also in life, no one likes a person who says something else and does something else.

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Indian Air Force Airmen Recruitment Rally 2020

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Indian Air Force offers opportunities for MALE INDIAN/NEPALESE CITIZENS from State of Karnataka to join as airmen. The Recruitment Test for Group ‘X’ (Education Instructor) Trade and Group ‘Y’ (Medical Assistant) will be held at Manekshaw Parade Ground, 1 Cubbon Road, Bengaluru, Karnataka as per the selection programme given below. The recruitment test shall be conducted from 6 AM onwards as per the details given below. Candidates (from the state of Karnataka) fulfilling the domicile requirements and eligibility conditions may report upto 10 AM on 24 February 2020 & 26 February 2020 at Manekshaw Parade Ground, 1 Cubbon Road, Bengaluru, Karnataka (rally venue)shall only be permitted to appear in the recruitment test.

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Date of Birth Block

  • Group ‘X’ (Education Instructor trade) (i) For Graduates. Should be born between 17 January 1996 and 30 December 2000(both days inclusive). (ii) For Post-Graduates. Should be born between 17 January 1993 and 30 December 2000 (both days inclusive). (iii) In case, a candidate clears the selection procedure then the upper age limit as on date of enrolment is 25 years and 28 years, for graduate and post graduate candidates respectively. (iv) Married candidates are eligible if their age on the date of enrolment is above 22 years.
  • Date of Birth Block (for Group ‘Y’/Medical Assistant trade only). Should be born between 17 January 2000 and 30 December 2003 (both days inclusive).

Educational Qualification

  • Group ‘X’ (Education Instructor trade) (i) BA with English as one of the subjects or B.Sc with Physics/ Psychology/ Chemistry/ Mathematics/ IT/ Computer Science/ Statistics as one of the subjects or BCA with minimum 50% marks. In addition, B.Ed degree with minimum 50% marks from a government recognized institute, is mandatory. or MA in English/ Psychology or M.Sc in Mathematics/ Physics/ Statistics/ Computer Science/ IT or MCA with 50% marks. In addition, B.Ed degree with minimum 50% marks from a government recognized institute, is mandatory.
  • Graduation, Post-Graduation and B.Ed programmes should be recognized by UGC/ NCTE/ Competent accreditation authority.
  • Group ‘Y’ (Medical Assistant trade). Candidate should have passed Intermediate /10+2/Class XII or Equivalent Examination with Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English approved by Central / State Education Boards listed as COBSE member with minimum 50% marks in aggregate as well as in English in Class XII or equivalent examination. In addition, the candidate must possess the Diploma in Pharmacy from a recognized civil institute and be registered with Pharmacy Council of India or any other Government recognized body.
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Funds Allocated To The Army Navy Air Force 2020

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It may be seen from the below table that allocations for all the three Services are consistently increasing over the years in absolute terms. Allocations are made to the Services/ Organisations under Ministry of Defence keeping in view various factors such as ceilings conveyed by Ministry of Finance, pending committed liabilities, pace of expenditure, absorption capacity etc.  The BE allocations of Army, Navy & Air Force for the last three years is tabulated below:

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The details of the Budget projections and allocations of Army, Navy (including Joint Staff) and Air Force during 2019-20 and actual expenditure till 31.01.2020 are tabulated below:-

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Meet Kaamya Karthikeyan, Youngest Girl In The World To Summit Mt Aconcagua

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Kaamya Karthikeyan, a class VII student of Navy Children School (NCS), Mumbai, became the youngest girl in the world to summit Mt. Aconcagua, the highest peak in South America and outside of Asia. 

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She summited the mountain peak of 6962 m height on 01 Feb 2020 and unfurled the Indian tricolour. Years of physical and mental preparation along with regular participation in adventure sports combined with strong character helped the young girl in overcoming many administrative hurdles and extreme climbing conditions to achieve this rare feat.

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She has been on a roll this year, she has completed three major climb within six months.
Achievements/ Awards:

  1. Second youngest girl in the world to reach the Everest Base Camp in Nepal.
  2. Youngest person in the world to climb above 20000 ft. This was achieved after accomplishing a record breaking climb of Mt. Stok Kangri in Leh.
  3. Climbed to Gilman Point at 5685 meters / 18652 ft on Mt. Kilimanjaro, the highest mountain in Africa. The little mountaineer battled punishing winds, dipping temperatures and rough terrain to reach Gilman point on the early morning of 25th October and proudly unfurled the national flag.

INET 2020 Question Paper All Sets [Original]

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INET exam for officer was conducted on 08th Feb 2020 by the Indian Navy for officer candidates, this is the second time INET exam was conducted for the officer cadre for the various branches of the Indian Navy. Many aspirants of the Indian Navy appeared for the INET online exam on 08th Feb 2020. SSBCrack is publishing the INET Question paper 2020 all sets from Shift-1 and Shift-2, answer keys and cut off marks. According to the aspirants, the level of INET was easier this time and many candidates said they are confident enough. There were 100 questions in the paper and 4 marks were awarded for the correct answer and 1 mark was deducted for the wrong answer. INET exam has a section cut off and one needs to clear all the section to pass the INET exam, the INET sectional cut off could is 40%. Candidates can find the INET question paper from shift-1 and shift-2.

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An online written test for Indian Navy (INET) was conducted for the first time this year and it is something that is different from other graduate level defence entrance tests. The difficulty level was much higher than AFCAT. Moreover, the syllabus of this test was also more than AFCAT. There are a few additional topics in maths like trigonometry, mensuration and geometry. Coming to the Verbal Ability section there were more questions on direct and indirect speech, active and passive voice. The rest of the paper is more or less the same as AFCAT. However, the marking scheme and cut off for INET is a bit different. For every correct answer 4 marks are awarded and for every wrong answer 1 mark is deducted. The paper consists of 100 questions and each section contains 25 questions. There is a sectional cutoff which requires a minimum of 40% score in each of the four sections. Along with that there’s an overall cutoff of 50%. My exam went good and the procedure before the exam was also pretty smooth. The admit card is retained my the center unlike AFCAT.

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On the whole, the introduction of the INET is gratifying and gives a great opportunity to numerous Navy aspirants. 

We are updating the INET 2020 Questions Here

INET 08 Feb 2020 Questions and Answer – UPDATING

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Current cds.
Myanmar currency.
Eeu full form,
G4 motto,
Gita govinda author.
Michael Jordan sport,
Kalidas summon award which state,
Ecs full form bank.
Bhagavata mela folk,
Zimbabwe capital.
Syl canal issue between which states
First indian member of British parliament .
Indus valley main feature
Nobel peace 2018.
Commonwealth closing ceremony.
Path to development book written by
Indian national heritage animal
Highest rainfall place india

UNESCO World book capital 2019

India’s National Heritage animal

SYL canal dispute between?

Currency of Vietnam

Currency of Myanmar, Indian national heritage element

Geeta Govinda written by?

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INET Exam 2020 Cut Off Marks – Check INET Marks Indian Navy Officer

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Candidates who have attended INET exam and checking for the INET 2020 officer cut off marks for the INET exam conducted on 08 Feb 2020. INET exam was conducted by Indian Navy across the country, the exam was conducted online and many Indian Navy aspirants took part in INET exam 2020 to become and officer in Indian Navy. Many aspirants are looking for the INET Exam 2020 cut off marks, SSBCrack will be sharing the INET cut off marks trend that will help the aspirants to get an overview of how many marks one should score to clear the INET officer exam. INET is an online exam conducted by Indian Navy for men & women candidates for grant of Permanent Commission (PC) and Short Service Commission (SSC) in under-mentioned branches/entries in the Indian Navy for course commencing at Indian Naval Academy (INA) Ezhimala, Kerala. INET exam will be of two hours duration. It will contain 100 Multiple Choice Questions comprising Questions on English, Reasoning & Numerical Ability, General Science, Mathematical Aptitude & General Knowledge. Each section will be of 100 marks with negative marking of one mark for incorrect answer.

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INET Exam Cut Off 2020 Marks

INET (Officers) will have four sections, viz English, Reasoning and Numerical Ability, General Science and Mathematical Aptitude, and General Knowledge. Candidates would need to pass in each section to be considered for an SSB call. Candidates will be called up for SSB interview on the basis of performance in INET (Officers) and their entry preference. To be considered for final Merit List, candidates would need to qualify in SSB and subsequent Medical Examination. Merit List will be drawn up on the basis of marks scored in INET (Officers) and SSB marks. Selected candidates will undergo Basic Training at the Indian Naval Academy.

INET Exam overall cut off is: 50%

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Reasoning and Numerical Ability25 Questions40%
General Science & Mathematical Aptitude25 Questions40%
General Knowledge25 Questions40%
English25 Questions40%
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INET Cut off marks 2020 Expected

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English20 Marks
Reasoning and Numerical Ability20 Marks
General Science and Maths10 Marks
General Knowledge10 Marks
Total Cut off100 Marks

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SYLLABUS FOR INET FOR OFFICERS’ ENTRIES

Section 1 – English: Comprehension, Usage of Words, Sentence completion / Corrections, Punctuations, Grammar, Vocabulary, Antonyms and Synonyms, Parts of Speech, Direct and Indirect Speech, Idioms and Phrases, Active and Passive Voice.etc (Question paper will be designed to test the candidates’ understanding of English and workmanlike use of Grammar).

Section 2 –Reasoning and Numerical Ability: Spatial, Numerical, Reasoning and Associative Ability, Sequences, Spellings, Unscrambling, Coding and Decoding, Missing Numbers / Series Completion, Decimal Fraction, Ratios and Proportion, Average and Volume, Time and Work, Speed and Distance, Market Price, Cash Price, Expenditure Problems, Profit and Loss, Percentage, Factoring (LCM and HCF), Simple Interest and Compound Interest, Mensuration Formulas (Calculation of length, breadth or height of square, rectangle, cube etc).

Section 3 – General Science and Mathematical Aptitude:
Nature of Matter, Universe, Electricity and its Applications, Force and Gravitation, Newton’s Laws of Motion, Work, Energy and Power, Heat, Temperature, Light, Current, Magnetism, Metals and Non Metals, Measurements, Sound and Wave Motion, Atomic Structure, Chemistry – Carbon and its Compounds, Periodic Table, Acids, Bases & Salts, Food, Nutrition and Health Physiology and Human Diseases and Basic Computer Science, Arithmetic Ability, Number Systems, Algebra, Basic Trigonometry, Geometry, Statistics, Probability and Set Theory.

Section 4 – General Knowledge: History of India, Geography, Climate / Environment, Civics – Constitution of India, Art, Culture, Dance, Heritage, Religion, Freedom Movement, Important National Facts, Economics, Politics, Sports and Championships, Entertainment, Books and Authors, Awards, Defence and Wars, Geographical Neighbours, Countries – Languages, Capitals, Currencies, Common Name, Full Forms, Abbreviations, Eminent Personalities, National – Bird/ Animal/ Monuments/ Flower/ Anthem/ Sport/ Flag/ Emblem etc, Discoveries and Current Affairs.

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CDS 1 2019 SSB Interview Marks of Recommended Candidates

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UPSC has published the list of recommended candidates from CDS 1 2019. CDS exam is conducted two times every year and a graduate candidate can apply for the UPSC CDS exam to join the Indian Airforce, Army, and Navy. Below we have a list of candidates who have cleared the CDS 1 2019 written exam and the SSB interview. You can find out the marks of the recommended candidates which they have scored in the CDS written exam and SSB interview conducted for CDS 1 2019 (IMA/AFA/OTA/NA). CDS 1 2019 final scores have been declared only for those candidates who have cleared written test as well as the SSB Interview. The List below carries marks obtained by the candidate in the written test as well as SSB Interview along with their name and date of birth.

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CDS 1 2019 Courses:

  1. 148th Course IMA (Jan 2020)
  2. INA (Jan 2020)
  3. 207 F(P) PFTC AFA (Jan 2020)
  4. 111th SSC Course (NT) Men/25rd SSC Women (NT) (April 2020)

CDS Maximum Marks

  • IMA – 300 marks
  • AFA – 300 marks
  • INA –  300 marks
  • OTA – 200 marks

SSB Maximum Marks

  • IMA – 300 marks
  • AFA – 300 marks
  • INA –  300 marks
  • OTA – 200 marks

Total Maximum Marks (CDS+SSB)

  • IMA – 600 marks
  • AFA – 600 marks
  • INA –  600 marks
  • OTA – 400 marks
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CDS 1 2019 Toppers

INDIAN MILITARY ACADEMY

  1. PARVESH KUMAR – AIR 1 ( 327 /600)
  2. SUMEET MAL – AIR 2 ( 299 /600)
  3. AGNIPRAVA MUKHERJEE – AIR 3 ( 295 /600)

INDIAN NAVAL ACADEMY

  1. HITESH YADAV – AIR 1 (284/600)
  2. PRASHANT TYAGI – AIR 2 ( 276 /600)
  3. SAAD AHMED SIDDIQUI – AIR 3 (276/600)

INDIAN AIRFORCE ACADEMY

  1. TEJAS MOHLAH – AIR 1  ( 281 /600)
  2. PRASHANT TYAGI – AIR 2 ( 276 /600)
  3. KAANAD WANCHOO – AIR 3 ( 264 /600)

OFFICERS TRAINING ACADEMY (MEN)

  1. AGNIPRAVA MUKHERJEE – AIR 1  ( 218 /400)
  2. PARVESH KUMAR – AIR 2 ( 218 /400)
  3. SUMEET MAL – AIR 3 ( 213 /400)

OFFICERS TRAINING ACADEMY (WOMEN)

  1. JISHA CHAHAR – AIR 1  ( 204 /400)
  2. APOORVA KUMARI – AIR 2 ( 197 /400)
  3. OSHEEN GULERIA – AIR 3 (197/400)
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Recommended In INET Navy SSB Interview In 1st Attempt

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Hello friends, I am Param Wankhede from Mumbai. Currently in final year of engineering. Right from my school days, I had this only dream of joining the Indian Navy. I have a defence background as my dad works in Naval Dockyard, Mumbai. Seeing the warships and officers in dockyard always inspired and awe and I used to imagine myself wearing the uniform one day. I’ve been an average student throughout my academic career with a keen interest in sports. Represented Mumbai at the district level in badminton. I have a liking for sports and trekking, and ever ready to break a sweat.

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For INET exam I had practised a lot and had solved 5-6 AFCAT question papers. Cleared the INET exam and got a call-up letter from Naval Selection Board Visakhapatnam, which also happened to be my first ever SSB interview. For SSB, I had a planned approach. Consulted one of my senior from college who had cleared SSB. I read MAP (My Appointment with a Psychologist), which helped me understand what exactly is required at SSB and what they are looking for. I recommend everyone to read MAP before attending SSB. I used to practice TAT, WAT, SRTs daily. I even practised OIR tests, which generally candidates ignore. SSB is a test of personality and for that one should know himself in and out. You should know your strengths and weakness, your achievements in life till now, your hobbies and interests. You should know about your friends, best friends, parents, teachers, your academic career and everything about your life from A to Z. I evaluated my strengths and weakness and even asked my friends and parents to tell me the same.

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I had to report at MCO Vizag on 11th Dec at 0600hrs. There were a total of 90 candidates who reported at MCO. We sat in a bus and were taken to NSB. I remember one guy asking me “First attempt hai kya?”. To which I replied, “Ha pheli baar SSB de rha hu”. Then he said “Ha voh toh lag hi rha hai.. Chotasa cute sa ladka dikh rha hai tu..”

DAY 1: After completing basic documentation we started with the OIR test and PPDT. OIR test went great and so did PPDT. After I wrote my story I was revising it continuously. When we went in the discussion room, I confidently narrated my story within 1 minute and participated well in GD. I was pretty confident that I will clear stage I. 
I got screened in along with 23 other candidates. And luckily, I got chest no. 23 which happens to be my birth date. We then had to deposit our mobile phones.

DAY 2: After a sleepless night, I woke up at 0430hrs. Done with breakfast at 0630hrs and ready for psychological tests. During TAT, I thought to myself that am I writing short stories? Because I completed stories well in time and saw others still writing. WAT and SRT were superb. Completed 59/60 SRTs. SD I had prepared already, so that went smooth.

DAY 3: GTO tasks. We were able to perform well as a team. No one dominating and no one being submissive.

Had my interview on the same day. Was nervous before the interview but the demeanour of the Interviewing Officer had a calming effect. I remember he had a smile throughout the interview. The interview went smooth. It lasted for 40-45 minutes. I was stuck at some technical questions which isn’t my forte, but rest I answered well. 
​There are two fundamental things to remember for the interview, first, to know yourself inside and out, second, honesty. Never bluff before the officer. They will easily catch you if you are bluffing. Honesty and Integrity are the core values of armed forces and there is no compromise on that.

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DAY 4:  Individual Obstacle – I was confident that I will perform well. Completed 9/10 tasks.

Lecturette – It is important to stand and talk confidently in front of your group. My topic was education, but I might have spoken on it just for 45 seconds, then I drifted away to Make in India and unemployment. But whatever I spoke, I spoke with confidence.

Command Task- My performance was pathetic. I was completely clueless as what has to be done. I was not coming up with any ideas. My subordinates staring at me. GTO asking “What happened commander?” “Analyze the structure properly commander!” I was in total pressure. I remember telling myself “Khatam kar ye jaldi! Just get out of here!” Somehow I completed it. The only plus point was that out of 6, 5 candidates had called me as their subordinates. But I was completely dejected after CT.
 
DAY 5: Conference day. I went into the room, greeted the president. The conference went smooth, they asked me about my stay and how would I rate my performance and any suggestions to improve the place.

After a few hours, we were finally given our mobile phones and it was time for results. The officer talked about OLQ’s and told us not to get demotivated if we aren’t selected. He walked towards the podium, looked in his paper. There was dead silence for a few seconds. My heartbeats started escalating. Everyone eagerly looking at the officer. The officer said “Chest No. 23!” and I stood up, he gestured me to move out of the room and that was it. The moment you have worked hard for, the moment you feel you have achieved something huge and when you can finally say “Yes, I have it in me!” But I was emotionally numb for a couple of minutes. It took me time to digest the feeling, after a few minutes I got that sense of achievement.

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My medicals were done at INHS Kalyani. I was given TR due to underweight. Came back to Mumbai and gained 8kgs and reported at INHS Asvini. Completed my medicals on 27th Jan 2020. Now waiting for the merit list.

It was a wonderful experience for me. It took me 5 days and 1400kms away from home to find my mental and physical limits. Got to learn a lot of things. The atmosphere in NSB is very strict and disciplined. Everyone would be yelling at you. I got a trailer as to how life in Naval Academy would be. Met a lot of new friends and enjoyed my time in NSB. We used to have fun after dinner, played table tennis and badminton, we chit-chatted about everything right from politics to ghosts. The brotherhood and friendship that develops within those 5 days is very unique and very close to my heart. I also made a few friends from the next batch that came to NSB.

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I owe this to my parents, friends and my Jiju. My parents always had my back and never gave up on me even when I failed to clear NDA exam thrice. Friends play an imperative role in personality development and I was lucky to have a good friends circle in school as well as college. My jiju constantly guided me and his help was indispensable.

Finally, I would like to thank SSBCrack for providing me a platform to share my experience and I wish every one of you all the best for your SSB. Enjoy your stay there. Make friends, have fun. Jai Hind!

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CDS 1 2020 SSB Interview Dates [IMA AFA NA OTA]

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After the UPSC published the CDS 1 2020 result, 7018 aspirants who have cleared the CDS 1 2020 written exam for IMA, OTA, AFA and INA are asking for the SSB interview dates and when the SSB interview for CDS 1 2020 will start. Going by the trends, the SSB interviews for CDS exam starts after a month of the date of the result but as we know, India is on total lockdown from 25th March 2020 till 21 days, the SSB interview for CDS 1 2020 will be delayed, in fact, all the SSB interviews are postponed for time being. Around 5 lakh defence aspirant attempted the CDS 1 2020 written exam which is conducted by the UPSC. As we know, nearly 8000+ aspirants will be clearing the CDS 1 2020 exam and will get the SSB interview dates for IMA, OTA, AFA and INA. Many freshers who are writing the CDS exam for the first time are not aware of the CDS selection procedure. In this article, we are going to explain the CDS and SSB interview procedure. As many of you are waiting for the CDS interview result for army, navy and airforce and asking SSBCrack about the date of SSB interview, in this article you will get some insights on the SSB dates and how to go about it.

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CDS 1 2020 IMA 150 SSB Interview Dates

  • Update on 16 Sep 2020: SSB CENTRE FOR IMA-150 (DE) COURSE HAS BEEN ALLOTTED. CANDIDATES ARE ADVISED TO CHECK SSB DETAILS IN FEEDBACK/QUERY SECTION OF THEIR PROFILE. Candidates who qualified in the written exam and given their first choice as Army (IMA/OTA) are required to register themselves on the recruiting directorate website www.joinindianarmy.nic.in in order to enable them to receive call up information for SSB interview. Those candidates who have already registered on the recruiting directorate website are advised not to register again.
  • IMA candidates will get the CDS 1 2020 SSB dates first. OTA SSB dates take time as it happens after IMA SSB interview.
  • As mentioned above, you need to register online and all details regarding IMA CDS 1 2020 SSB dates will be put on the official website of the Indian Army. IMA SSB may start from April – May 2020 onwards and candidates are required to select the SSB dates as an when it is live.
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CDS 1 2020 AFA SSB Interview Dates

  • Candidates will get the AFSB interview details of CDS 1 2020 on afcat.cdac and official career website of the Indian Air Force. AFSB may start from April – May 2020. Air Force Academy, Hyderabad—(Pre-Flying) 32 Training Course commencing in January, 2021 i.e. No. 209 F(P) Course.

CDS 1 2020 INA SSB Interview Dates January 2021 Course

  • Candidates will get the NSB interview details of CDS 1 2020 on the official career website of the Indian Navy. NSB interview may start from Dec-Jan. Indian Naval Academy, Ezhimala—Course commencing in January 2021 Executive (General Service)/Hydro [including 06 vacancies for NCC ‘C’ Certificate (Naval Wing through NCC Special entry ) holders].

CDS 1 2020 OTA SSB Dates

  • IMA candidates will get the CDS 1 2020 SSB dates first. OTA SSB dates take time as it happens after IMA SSB interview.
  • As mentioned above, you need to register online and all details regarding IMA CDS 1 2020 SSB dates will be put on the official website of the Indian Army. IMA SSB may start from Dec-Jan onwards and candidates are required to select the SSB dates as an when it is live. Officers’ Training Academy, Chennai (Madras)— 113th SSC (Men) Course (NT). Officers Training Academy, Chennai—27th SSC Women (Non-Technical) Course commencing in April 2021

Apart from these, one must check their email and SMS for the updates on CDS 1 2020 SSB interview dates.

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All You Need To Know About DefExpo 2020

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DefExpo-2020, a flagship biennial event of the Ministry of Defence, Government of India, one of the largest events of its kind is being held for the first time in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh from 5th to 9th Feb 2020. The 11th edition of Def Expo promises to bring new technologies, technological solutions, where Defence manufacturing companies from India and abroad showcase their products and services in Defence arena, on a single platform. The tremendous response shown by Defence manufacturing companies and the partner countries, will surely hold Defence Expo 2020 on a higher pedestal in terms of the offerings for Defence related industries.

DefExpo Event and Theme:The main theme of the DefExpo India- 2020 is ‘India: The Emerging Defence Manufacturing Hub’ and the focus will be on ‘Digital Transformation of Defence’. Reflecting the Government’s focus on ‘Make in India’, Def Expo 2020, would offer an excellent opportunity for the Indian Defence industry to showcase its capabilities and promote its export potential. Defence Expo 2020 would prove to be an effective platform to showcase the unique products that help achieving the Digital Transformation of Defence, where India’s Defence public sector units, and alsoIndia’s growing private industry and MSME will be bringing their cutting-edge technological products to be showcased to the World.

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Participation

The number of companies registered for participating in the DefExpo 2020 has reached 1,028. In the DefExpo 2018, held in Chennai, 702 companies had participated. Thus, it has become by far the biggest ever DefExpo to be held in India.

The number of participating foreign companies has also increased to 172 from the previous figure of 160.

The booked exhibition space by exhibitors for DefExpo 2020 has gone up by 96 per cent to over 43,021 square metres, compared to around 27,000 during the last edition. Defence Ministers and Service Chiefs of 38 countries have confirmed their participation for the DefExpo 2020. A substantial number of Memoranda of Undertaking (MoUs) are expected to be inked during the Expo, resulting in forging of new business collaborations.

Program Details

Feb 5th 2020: Formal Inauguration of the event by the Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi will be held, followed by live demonstration of Naval Systems, Aero Systems and Land Systems. Live Demonstration will be done for systems which are designed/built in India.

There will be three parallel business seminars on the opening day. These are being organized by industry associations and business chambers. The themes of the seminars will be, “Skill Development in Aviation & Defence”, “India – France Defence Industry Seminar” and “Indo- Israel -Opportunities in Defence Cooperation- Future Vectors of the Digital Battlefield”.

Raksha Mantri would also be hosting a reception for the guests on the evening of February 5. There will be Night illumination of anchored Navy vessels which will be a visual delight from the Gomati riverfront.

Feb 6th 2020: The fifth India Russia Military Industry Conference will be held on the sidelines of DefExpo 2020 at the venue. Over 100 Russian and over 200 Indian industry leaders are expected to participate.

Raksha Mantri Shri Rajnath Singh will preside African Defence Ministers’ Conclave. He will also host a dinner in the honour of African Defence Ministers.

Six seminars will be held on the second day, namely, “US Defence Industry and ‘Make in India’, “Indian Shipyards Going Global : Shipbuilding & MRO”, “Future of Aircraft Carriers, Emerging Global Aerospace & Defence Manufacturing Destination”, “Northern Defence Corridor: Global Investment Opportunity of Gold Standard, Harnessing Strengths of R&D Establishments, Academia and MSMEs for Triggering Defence Manufacturing and Exports” and “Game Changers in Aerospace & Defence and preparing from the next gen threat”.

There will be live demonstration of large platforms and also flying display at the Gomti riverfront and the DefExpo venue.

Feb 7th 2020: Bandhan, a ceremony for signing of MoUs, launch of products and major announcements, will be presided by Raksha Mantri Rajnath Singh.

There will be six seminars on the third day on “Defence Exports: Moving towards Rs 35,000 Cr”, “India – Korea Defence Industry Seminar”, “The Wired Warrior :Combat in a Digitised World”, “DGQA’s Role in MoD Schemes for Incentivizing Defence Manufacturing”, “Intellectual Property Rights – Concepts and Issues pertaining to Defence Industry”, and “Countering Rogue Drones”.

Feb 8th 2020: The DefExpo would be open for public. There will be live demonstration of large platforms and also flying display for appreciation by general public.

Arrangements for local transport have been made with the help of Government of Uttar Pradesh.

Entry will be free for general public on February 8-9, 2020.

Feb 9th 2020: Live demonstration and display of large platforms for appreciation by general public. Entry will be free for general public on February 9th, 2020DefExpo concludes.

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Highlights of the event:

The show will be marked with numerous attractions such as:

  • Live demonstrations of the services, DPSUs and industry showing the land, naval, air and internal security systems in action. Live demonstration will be held at two locations viz. one at the exhibition site and the other at the Gomati river front. There will be no damage to the environment during the Gomati River Front display.
  • Business seminars are being organised by both international and Indian Industry chambers viz. Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce & Industry (FICCI), PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry, National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC), SYNERGIA, Directorate of Standardisation (DOS)/Department of Defence Production (DDP), US-India Business Council (USIBC), US-India Strategic Partnership Forum (USISPF), etc. The seminar topics are futuristic and include discussions on artificial intelligence, robotics, Internet of Things (IoTs), drones, wired warrior, etc.
  • Ministers from 15 African countries shall participate in the conclave.
  • For this exposition, technology has been used as an enabler and for the first time the DefExpo App was released by Raksha Mantri Shri Rajnath Singh on December 27, 2019 which is available on Apple App Store and Android Play Store. The main features of the app are to ‘inform, engage and feedback’. It provides detailed information about the day-to-day events; participating exhibitors; DPSUs, guest speakers of seminars/webinars; publications i.e., electronic brochures and e-books; maps and directions of the venues and city weather.
  • The India Pavilion will showcase combined strength of India’s public sector and private sector in defence production.
  • DefExpo Inaugural Ceremony would be webcast on social media platforms including Facebook, Twitter, Periscope, etc. This will be showcased to live audiences in Indian Embassies across the World.
  • Arrangements have been made for 5,000 college students from various technical colleges of UP for visiting during business days. This is being done to inculcate interest among them.
  • Entry will be free for general public on February 8-9, 2020.
  • There will be Instagram photo competition during the business days of the exposition. The best selected photographs by a jury shall fetch the participants cash prizes of Rs one lakh. The second and third prize will be Rs 75,000 and Rs 50,000 respectively.
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