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JAG 20 SSB Interview Date Men and Women

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JAG 20 SSB INTERVIEW DATES

Indian army has published the JAG 20 SSB interview date and JAG 20 centre allotment list for both men and women course going to commence in April 2018 at OTA, Chennai. Candidate can find the update related to JAG 20 ssb interview schedule below.

Candidates shortlisted for SSC JAG 20 may select their SSB dates latest by 27 Sep 2017, after which the dates will be allotted by concerned Selection Centre.

AG 20 Eligibility

  • Nationality – The candidate must be a citizen of India.
  • Age Limit – The candidate must be of the age between 21-27 years. The date mentioned in matriculation certificate will be considered as final. No other document will be accepted for age declaration and no further change request will be entertained.
  • Educational Qualification – The candidate must have scored 55% marks in LLB graduation degree (3 years professional after graduation or 5 years after 10+2) and the candidate must be eligible for registration with Bar council of India/ State. Candidates having studied in the college/ university which are not recognized by the Bar council of India will not be accepted.

JAG 20 Medical Standards

  • The candidate must be fit as per the physical standards mentioned in the guidelines available at joinindianarmy.nic.in.
  • The candidates, who will be recommended by the SSB, will be further sent for medical examination. Those who pass the exam will be accepted.

JAG 20 Selection Procedure

The selection procedure of the JAG entry is as follows-

  • The shortlisting of candidates on the basis of the academic performance will be done by Recruiting Directorate, Integrated Headquarter of MoD (Army). The list of shortlisted candidates will be put on joinindianarmy.nic.in.
  • The shortlisted candidates will be allotted SSB centers and date of reporting will be sent to them by e-mail or SMS.
  • The candidates, who will report at the mentioned SSB center on mentioned date, will face stage 1 (Screening) and Stage 2 (psychology, GTO and personal interview).
  • Those who pass the sage 1 will stay for stage 2 and those who fail in stage one will be set free on the same day.
  • Candidates who will get recommendation after stage 2 will undergo documentation and will be sent for medical examination.
 

JAG 20 SSB Interview Date Men

JAG 20 SSB Interview Date Women

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5 Ways To Join Indian Air Force In 2018

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5 WAYS TO JOIN INDIAN AIR FORCE IN 2018

The Indian Air Force is the dream organization of many armed forces aspirants. The IAF provides many opportunities to the candidates in order to induct maximum talent and requisite personalities in the organization. The opportunities provided by IAF starts just after a candidate pass his 12th class and ends up to the age of 26 years. These opportunities have different eligibility condition and different age range to segregate the applicants. So here is a gist of the age range, educational qualification and important dates of the entries.

 

1)NDA 2018

Age – 16 ½ – 19 ½ years

  • NDA 1 2018 – Date of birth of the candidate must fall between 02 June, 1999 and 01 June, 2002 (Both Dates Inclusive).
  • NDA 2 2018 – Date of birth must fall of the candidate between 02 January, 2000 and 01 January, 2003 (Both Dates Inclusive).

Educational Qualification – The aspirants must have passed or must be appearing in 12th standard or equivalent and have studied mathematics and physics (as compulsory subjects) in 10+2 standard.

Important Dates

  • NDA 1 2018 – Date of notification – 10 January, 2018 – 05 February2018; Exam Date – 22 April, 2018
  • NDA 2 2018 – Date of notification – 06 June, 2018 – 02 July, 2018; Exam Date – 9 September, 2018

2) CDS 2018

Age – 20- 24 years.

  • CDS 1 2018 – The Date of Birth of the candidate must fall between 02nd January, 1994 and later than 01st January, 1998 (Both Dates Inclusive).
  • CDS 2 2018 – The Date of Birth of the candidate must fall between 02nd July, 1994 and later than 01st July, 1998 (Both Dates Inclusive).

Educational Qualification – The candidate must have a graduation degree or equivalent with Physics and Mathematics studied in10+2 or must have a B.Tech Degree.

Important Dates

  • CDS 1 2018 – Date of notification – 08 November, 2017 to 04 December, 2017; Exam Date – 4 February, 2018.
  • CDS 2 2018 – Date of notification – 08 august, 2018 to 03 November, 2018; Exam Date – 18 November, 2018.

3) AFCAT 2018 (Men and Women)

Age – For flying – 20-24 years; for Ground duty (Tech and non tech) – 20 – 26 years.

  • AFCAT 1 2018 – For flying 02 January 1995 to 01 January 1999; for Ground duty – 02 January 1993 to 01 January 1999 (Both Dates Inclusive).
  • AFCAT 2 2018 – For flying 02 Jul 1995 to 01 Jul 1999; for Ground duty – 02 Jul 1993 to 01 Jul 1999 (Both Dates Inclusive).

Educational Qualification –

  • Flying – The candidates who have completed graduation with minimum 60% marks and have scored minimum 60% marks in mathematics and physics individually in 10+2 OR have BTech/ B.E degree with minimum 60% marks and have scored minimum 60% marks in mathematics and physics individually in 10+2 OR have cleared section A & B examination of Associate Membership of Institute Engineers (India) or Aeronautical Society of India from a recognized University with minimum 60% marks or equivalent are eligible for the entry.
  • Ground Duty (Technical) – Candidates who have passed B.Tech with minimum 60% marks in specified fields as mentioned in the official notification are eligible for technical entry of AFCAT.
  • Ground Duty (Non-Technical) – For Administrative and Logistics – Graduation degree with minimum 60% marks; for Accounts – B.com degree with minimum 60% marks; for Education – Minimum 50% marks in MBA / MCA or MA / M Sc degree in English / Physics / Mathematics / Chemistry / Statistics / International relations / International Studies / Defence Studies / Psychology / Computer Science / IT /Management / Mass Communication / Journalism / Public Relation and minimum 60% marks in graduation.

Important Dates –

  • AFCAT 1 2018 – Date of Notification – December 2017 – , Exam Date – 25th February, 2018.
  • AFCAT 2 2018 – Date of Notification – June 2018 – , Exam Date – 28 August, 2018.
Current Affairs questions will be from last 5-7 months (for AFCAT, NDA, CDS, TA)

4) NCC (Direct Entry Men and Women)

Age – 20-24 years

  • NCC 1 2018 – The age of the candidate must fall between 2nd July 1994 and 1st July 1998 (Both dates inclusive).
  • NCC 2 2018 – The age of the candidate must fall between 2nd January 1995 and 1st January 1999 (Both dates inclusive).

Educational Qualification – the candidate must have NCC Air Wing senior division C certificate acquired on or after 21st May 2015. (Mandatory)

  • The candidates must either have a graduate degree with minimum 60% marks and have studied Mathematics and Physics in 12th class or have a B. Tech/ B.E degree.
  • The candidates who have passed section A & B examination of Associate Membership of Institute Engineers (India) or Aeronautical Society of India from a recognized University with minimum 60% marks or equivalent are also eligible for it.

Important Dates

  • Date of notification –December 2017 and May/ June 2018

5) Meteorological Department (Direct Entry) (Men and Women)

Age – 20-26 Years

  • Met. Dept. 1 – The date of birth of the candidate must fall between 02 January 1993 and 01 January 1999. (Both dates inclusive)
  • Met Dept. 2 – The date of birth of the candidate must fall between 02 July 1993 and 01 July 1999. (Both dates inclusive)

Educational Qualification – All post graduate degree holders in any subject of Science streams / Mathematics / Statistics / Geography / Computer Applications / Environmental Science / Applied Physics / Oceanography / Meteorology / Agricultural Meteorology / Ecology & Environment / geophysics / Environmental Biology having scored minimum 50% marks in aggregate in post-graduation are eligible for the entry. Along with this, he candidates must also have Mathematics and Physics in graduation with minimum55% marks in both the subjects to be eligible for the entry.

Important Dates

  • Date of notification – January/ February 2018 AND July/ August 2018

Conclusion – The opportunities served by the IAF to the dedicated aspirants are enough to select the best and suitable personalities for the organization. The SSB centers of the IAF are at Mysore, Dehradun, Gandhinagar and Varanasi. There are 3 opportunities which have qualifying exams (NDA, CDS, AFCAT) and 2 are direct entries (NCC, Met. Dept.). Those aspirants who are aiming to join this elite branch of the armed forces of India, must go through the above crisp overview of the entries, check for their eligibility and proceed to the preparation for it.

 

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15 Qualities Of Lady Cadets Every Girl Should Have

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15 QUALITIES OF LADY CADETS EVERY GIRL SHOULD HAVE

Strong women rise from the ashes of their former selves. They are built from the fires of hardships and struggles. They earn every bit of their strength.

Toughness, confidence, and independence are most admirable traits of a Lady Officer. A perfect mix of vulnerability and strength, which is not always easy to portray without coming off in a negative light. And a Lady Cadet while being in the training academy polishes her ordinary attributes to that level of extraordinariness where she learns that humility is not about thinking less of yourself but thinking of yourself less and more of others. 

 

We are all endowed with greatness, and only we can unlock the chest that contains that powerful, priceless spirit.  Sharing some qualities that make Lady Cadets stand out among the rest and which we can inculcate in our lifestyle:

  1. Positive Attitude: There is no energy that can imitate what is released when a positive, high-stepping woman enters a room. A positive attitude is the fuel required to drive us from conceiving an idea to realizing it.
    A positive attitude takes conscious effort on your part. Get hold of negative thoughts and replace them with positive ones. Listen to the things you are saying to yourself in your mind. Deliberately use words that focus on constructive, affirming truths about yourself.
    To help you stay positive, surround yourself with people who will encourage, inspire and believe in you. If you have a positive attitude, you will be able to see the potential that lies within you.
  2. Courage: Women who have struggled in their lives tend to have astonishing inner strength. Use adversity to your advantage. At the end of a struggle, you are a better, more valuable person. Helen Keller said, “Character cannot be developed in ease and quiet. Only through experience of trial and suffering can the soul be strengthened, vision cleared, ambition inspired and success achieved.” Find what you are meant to learn in a struggle, and you will see that it isn’t as fierce as it appears to be. 
    Current Affairs questions will be from last 5-7 months (for AFCAT, NDA, CDS, TA)
  3. Strong Minded: Strong minded doesn’t mean that you are rude, arrogant or superior. On the contrary, a strong-minded woman displays confidence. When you are strong minded, you are empowered, possess a healthy self-image and take responsibility for your life. The pioneering spirit, by its very nature, requires us to consider possibilities that most aren’t brave enough to.
  4. Soft-Hearted: Compassion allows us to reach beyond our cookie-cutter lives and make a difference in the lives of others. By reaching out to others, we grow as individuals. A woman with a compassionate heart has great influence.
  5. Integrity: You don’t need to leave victims in your path to be victorious. You don’t need to step on others to step to the next level. Integrity must be the very core of your character. Always put honor before anything and live by your convictions. As you gain respect and trust, your association with others will grow.
  6. Balance in Life: Our lives revolve around four major categories: family and friends, health, wealth, and spirit. These domains must be balanced to lead a fulfilled life. Evaluate your balance continually. A balanced life allows you to think clearly with imagination and optimism.

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  7. Driven by a Cause: Look up for those stars which motivate you to do something. Find the needs in your life ventures and pursue those causes with passion.
  8. Leadership:  Great woman lead. Let everyone know what you have that ignites that flame within. You can help mold the great woman of tomorrow.
  9. Multi tasking: Be a hero at both the home front and the professional front. Like our Lady Officers, manage your personal and professional life and pursue both personal and mission accomplishment.
  10. Fitness: Physical as well as mental fitness has always been recommended for living a healthy lifestyle. Also, it manifests you into a completely different person. You are strong, confident and poised.
  11. Mental Toughness:  Being a strong and mentally tough woman is not about behaving like a man. Instead, it is about embracing your femininity and showing it to the world, while making sure that you take control of the things that you are doing and get them done.
  12. Decision Making: Deciding when to stick it out for yourself for a good cause and when to restrain. Deciding the right prospectives in the wrong situations. Deciding when to give your affirmation. Deciding when to trust your guts. All it simply takes is good decision-making skills. Though nobody is perfect, it’s just fine to accept and forgive yourself for the wrong decisions made.
  13. Adaptability: Nothing in life is constant. Change is a part of life and adaptability is a way of living life. You have to be ready always for all kinds of changes and embrace them heartily as and when it comes.
  14. Passion:  Fill yourself with deep desire and determination to realize your dreams. Make long- term goals and commit yourself to it.
  15. Challenging Lifestyle: You want to keep growing and improving, which is why you must keep pushing yourselves more even onto new boundaries. Make sure that you don’t only do good but better.

Our strength and poise aren’t built in a gym. They built from the trials and tests we encounter in our lives! Remember, STRONG IS BEAUTIFUL!!

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Recommended for Indian Navy – NAIC (SSC) JAN 2018 Batch

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Hello friends, I am Priyanka Chhikara from Haryana. I got recommended for Indian Navy – NAIC entry from 33 SSB Bhopal in first attempt. Getting a chest number with plus sign, it was a dream comes true.

A BRIEF BACKGROUND ABOUT ME

I am BE (IT) graduate and currently pursuing MBA in HR. I have a work experience of about 2 years with IRIS Business (Mumbai) and IBM India         (Bangalore). Being from defence background and having friends in Naval academy, I was constantly getting motivated to be a part of armed forces.

It was my first attempt, so I wanted to give 100%. I started my preparation with the following channels – 1) AFOSOP SSB Guidance 2) SSB ADDA and I was also referring SSBCrack.com. Then I decided to purchase a package of Video lectures, psychological assessment and mock interview by Dr. (Cdr) N K Natrajan from Amazon.in. It was worth one time investment for the preparation. Getting a correct guidance will not only speed up your performance but will also satisfy your mind that you are on a right track and keep pushing yourself on the same path. As Natrajan Sir, rightly said “First attempt is the best attempt.” I gave my 200%, being calm throughout the selection process, didn’t panic and used common sense (:-P) during the tasks.

The story may go long but I assure you, it will be worth reading.

REPORTING DAY: 9 AUGUST 2017 AT 1400HRS

We were 7 Girls, who started journey on 07 Aug from Bangalore to Bhopal and reached on 8 Aug 17, reported next day at MCO. We all became good friends on this SSB journey. At 1300hrs we were picked up for the SSB centre. After reaching, we were allotted accommodation and each room was shared by 6 candidates. In the evening at 1630hrs, we were asked to report to admin block for document verification and allotment of chest number. Total 69 candidates were present. I was allotted with chest no 58. Almost 20-25 were repeaters and rest all were fresher. We were briefed about the do’s and don’ts for comfortable stay and programme for next day procedure.

SCREENING DAY: 10 AUGUST 2017

We were asked to report at 0630hrs and the exam started at 0730hrs.

OIR Test: –    Before taking the exam, we were briefed about the pattern of the exam. Practice booklet was given in order to have an idea of both verbal and non verbal reasoning questions. Verbal Reasoning: 75 Ques in 35 mins were to be done. I was able to complete 51 Questions. Non Verbal Reasoning: 60 Ques in 30 mins. I was able to complete around 53 questions.

 PP&DT: – We were shown a hazy picture of a person standing at the window. I had written a story from my life, so it was easy for me to remember and narrate it confidently during the discussion. I had spoken only twice in the discussion, but the timing was perfect. I gave contribution with logic points, supported the group story and we were able to conclude a story.

Result: The screening result was declared after lunch. 24 out of 69 made it to next stage. I was allotted new chest number 12 for next stage.  

We were given instructions for our next stage. After keeping our luggage to the re-allotted room and after lunch, we reported to the hall, where we filled PIQ forms and cell phones were deposited.

PSYCHOLOGICAL TEST : 11 AUGUST 2017 AT 0630HRS

TAT: I made positive stories and all of them were related to my life in one way or the other. Time was the major factor here. Be natural in your stories and give workable ideas, which actually could be of use, if you got stuck in that situation. There is a myth among female candidates that your main characters must be a female only. Not required, out of my 12 stories 5 stories were having male lead character. I didn’t made female as my lead if it was not shown in the image instead just wrote down the story with what was shown. For the blank story, you can prepare and go.

WAT: I was able to complete 58 words out of 60. But was also lucky to complete those 2 words after completing SD. So complete all 60 wordsJ. I Didn’t memorised any sentences against any word instead practiced in such a way that after seeing any word, my brain thinks for a cause and effect relation or a simple positive sentence which I believe and follow.

SRT: I had completed 51 situations with complete action and 52nd was left incomplete as time got over.

SD: I had prepared the paragraphs well in my preparation and wrote almost the same.

 

GTO: 12 & 13 AUGUST 2017 AT 0615 HRS

Being a sportsperson, I love both outdoor and indoor activities. I was very excited about the GTO tasks. We were divided into 3 groups of 8.

GD: I didn’t initiate in both the rounds of GD instead, I listened very carefully for 2-3 candidates. After analysing their level on the topics, I entered the discussion and raised the level of discussion by giving logical points and examples from the news and corporate world (advantage of only working professional in the group) and spoke 4-5 times till the end.

GPE: I gave workable ideas, listened carefully to others, agreed on other points and convinced them on my solutions as well. We were able to conclude the solutions for all the given problems. The group selected me to present the plan to GTO.

PGT, HGT and FGT: I was able to give workable ideas at the correct time and was also able to catch the hint given by GTO. I also helped others in executing their ideas to accomplish their task.

LECTURETTE: I spoke on “Security in Public places” for 2 mins 30 sec. Having general awareness on topic, one can speak for about 3 mins.

GOR: This is the best part of GTO. Our group choose “Har Har Mahadev “as war cry”. I was one among the 3, who cleared the obstacle with the (snake) rope and also helped the whole group to cross the 2 wall obstacle (in which I fell thrice and got sprain in my left foot). The environment was so energetic and enthusiastic that even the sprain couldn’t stop me from completing the tasks on the both GTO days.

IO: I was able to complete only 5 of them (9,1,7,2,5).Because my ankle was swollen up by the next day, I was slow in running between the obstacles due to severe pain in my ankle.

COMMAND TASK: I was called twice as subordinates and gave idea once as a subordinate. Before my command task, GTO had a short interaction about my work, my father profession (IAF), what my brother do, how I prepared myself for SSB, why do I choose Navy over Air Force? During the task, GTO did make my task difficult and also gave hint, wherever I was stuck. I was able to sense those hints (thanks to video lectures by Natrajan Sir). I was satisfied with my performance till now.

INTERVIEW: 13 AUGUST 2017

            After GTO task was completed, my interview started. So I attended in the same uniform. Since I came running from the GTO ground, my interviewing officer asked normal questions regarding the stay, how was the GTO, how will I rate myself, which IO task I didn’t performed. While I was answering these questions, I made myself relaxed and cool. I can divide my interview into 3 portions – PIQ, Technical and GK. It lasted for around 01 Hr and 10 mins.

PIQ: Questions from work life, education, college life, family, friends, hobbies, sports, my responsibilities in office and at home etc. The questions here will depend on what is mentioned in PIQ form and counter questions from what you say.

Technical: Questions based on maths calculation, why mobile are called as cell phones? Why there is 1024 byte in 1KB? Bicycle working principle, Ship working, questions on navy, systems in ships, networking related question. In this portion I was not able to answer some 3 questions.

GK: It was like a KBC game. Some 10 questions like rapid fire. I was able to answer only one word and the officer asked next one by then. Since I had preparation, I was able to answer most of them. Questions were like CEOs of various companies, Malabar exercise, Motto of Air Force and Navy, Chief of Air Staff, issue with China, Maritime neighbours of India, Malacca and homruz, distance of Lakshadweep and Andaman & Nicobar islands from main land, number of islands in Andaman and Nicobar, total coastal line of India, ports from where navy is not operating and some questions on Haryana.

CONFERENCE: 14 AUGUST 2017 AT 0800 HRS

The conference day started with a closing address by one of the testing officers. Thereafter, we were asked to wait for our chest number till the bell rings and then go into the conference hall. I waited for 15 mins before my turn came. I was asked about the stay, how much I will rate myself overall out of 10, what did I learned here, what did I do in spare time in SSB and then I was asked to leave. After this conference, result was announced and 6 of us got recommended. We were congratulated by the board president. Then we came back and our friends were waiting for us to hug and say good bye. We met everyone and they all left.

We were asked to stay back for another 5 days for medical at MH Bhopal. All of us were declared medically fit by the President Medical Board on 19 August 2017. Now I am waiting for the call letter/merit list in the month of Nov/Dec.
At last a few words from my side “Your thoughts impact your action. Clear your thought process, Believe in Yourself and things will happen”.

Best Wishes to all aspirants.

Jai Hind!! Jai Bharat!! Jai Haryana!! Jai Ram Ji Ki.

 

Group X Technical Indian Air Force Recruitment Odisha 2017

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INDIAN AIR FORCE GROUP 'X' RECRUITMENT

Indian Air Force offers opportunities for UNMARRIED MALE INDIAN CITIZENS from the designated Districts of State of Odisha to join as Airmen. The Recruitment Test for Group „X‟ (Technical) Trades will be held at Gandhi Stadium, Balangir, Odisha from 28 October 2017 to 01 Nov 2017 as per the Selection Programme is given below.

 

Registration Schedule: All eligible candidates are required to fill the Registration Form (typed on A4 size paper) as per format given below and report to registration venue along with duly filled registration form, two recent passport size photographs and original documents (as mentioned at para 11). The Registration schedule is as follows.IAF

Date of Birth Block: Candidates born between 13 January 1998 and 27 June 2001 (both days inclusive) are eligible to appear in the Recruitment Rally.

Educational Qualification:

  • Group „X‟ (Technical) Trades. (i) Passed Intermediate / 10+2 / Equivalent examination with Mathematics, Physics and English with
    minimum 50% marks in aggregate and 50% marks in English. OR (ii) Passed Three years Diploma Course in Engineering, as shown below,
    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.

Written Test:. Written Test will be objective type and question paper will be bilingual (English & Hindi) except for English paper. Detailed procedure shall be explained before conduct of the examination. Duration of the written test will be 60 minutes and will comprise of English, Physics and Mathematics as per 10+2 CBSE syllabus. CANDIDATES ARE TO QUALIFY IN EACH PAPER SEPARATELY. Results of the written test will be declared on the same day.

Adaptability Test-1: All candidates who pass the Written Test will have to undertake Adaptability Test-1 which is to assess suitability of a candidate for employment in the IAF which involves deployment in varied geographic terrain, weather and operational conditions.

Physical Fitness Test (PFT): All candidates who pass Adaptability Test-1 are to undergo Physical Fitness Test (PFT) on the same or the next day. PFT consists of a 1.6 Km run to be completed within 7 minutes. Candidates will also have to complete 10 push-ups, 10 sit-ups and 20 squats within the stipulated time to qualify in the Physical Fitness Test.

Adaptability Test-2: All candidates who pass PFT will have to undertake Adaptability Test-2 as per policy in vogue. Adaptability Test-2 is to select candidates who can adapt to the environment of Indian Air Force and are able to adjust to the military way of life.

For complete details read official notification

NDA 2 2017 Question Paper Analysis [Video]

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NDA 2 2017 Question Paper Analysis [Video]

Engineering Level Mathematics, Scoring science, Moderate Geography, English and Tough Current Affairs will keep cut off below 293 (out of total 900) for NDA-II 2017 paper conducted on 10th September 2017:- VIDEO ANALYSIS BY INDUS ACADEMICS

More than 2 lakh candidates brainstormed for NDA (National Defence Academy) examination conducted by the Union Public Service on Sunday. Exam is conducted in two slots where as  Paper-I consists of 120 Mathematics questions, Paper-II has 150 General studies questions including 50 questions on English section.

It is certainly a proud moment for Indus Academics where 63 out of 100 questions in GAT paper-II and 23 questions in mathematics directly match our class assignments and MCQ booklet. Also 19 questions in NDA paper were same as that in our All India Test series. KUDOS to the INDUS team for setting new benchmarks and raising the bar for all coaching academies. We would ensure that all motivated aspirants achieve their objective of an officer position in one of the best Armed Forces in the world – Indian Armed Forces.

Commenting on NDA-II 2017 paper, Indus Academics Mathematics expert, Moksh Goyal, said – “Paper-I that consisted of 120 mathematics question included easy, moderate as well as few lengthy questions on similar patterns with WBJEE, EAMCET, SCRA and IIT JEE MAIN EXAM but the key to success is all about selecting the easy and moderate questions with accuracy. Mathematics questions were distributed evenly across Algebra, Coordinate, Trigonometry and Calculus. While 41 Physics and Chemistry questions were fundamental and application oriented, which can be termed as high scoring, 18 questions in Geography were focused on Indian geography with few trivia on world geo facts, 16 History ones being conventional, followed by some dynamic as well as moderate 11 Biology questions.”

 

Indus ­Academics co-mentor, Nirbhay Kant Gargaya said- “Well, with 33 out of 100  Repeated questions  in General studies paper, 17 straight forward questions in  Geography followed by fairly easy English as well as 13 moderate questions in Modern History and Current affairs, NDA –II 2017 can be certainly termed as scoring one despite few questions being completely trivial as well as tough in nature. Certainly, NDA-II 2017 was more qualitative than previous NDA papers where many of the questions were picked from previous CDSE and Civil services paper which is not unexpected in papers conducted by UPSC.

One shift in the nature of question observed was that Polity and Economy questions were quite dynamic in nature and were asked in recent context.

TEAM INDUS ANALYSIS GIST: “With 23 repeated questions in Mathematics section, 14 in Physics, 7 in Chemistry, 5 in Geography, and 4 in History section, NDA EXAM 2017 can be termed as ‘reasonably moderate’ to ‘straight forward’ for serious NDA aspirants. Of course, candidates with science background will have an edge over non-science background aspirants. While few dynamic as well as static questions were challenging which is quite expected in UPSC exam, many  questions were found quite factual, repetitive, straight forward, conceptually efficient and approachable in nature which will let the cutoff  hover around 30% in various sections.”-  TEAM INDUS

 

 Expected cut-off for SSB call

 Section Number of questions to be correct (Tentative)  Expected Cut off (Marks)
English  24-26  18  (+/- 4)
 Mathematics  37-39 84 (+/-5)
 Total — 283-292 (+/- 7)

The increasing charm for the NDA can be observed by increase in number of candidates appearing every time. NDA entrance is conducted by UPSC in April and August, twice a year. The examination is conducted by UPSC for admission to the Army, Navy and Air Force wings of the NDA for the 140th Course, and for the 102st Indian Naval Academy Course (INAC) commencing from July, 2018. A total of 400813 have registered for NDA-I Entrance exam with number of candidates increasing every year to fill total 410 vacancies in National Defence Academy and Naval Academy. These vacancies are further divided as 335 for National Defence Academy and 55 for Naval Academy. 

All the best !

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From an IITian to Future Pilot in Indian Air Force

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FROM IIT TO INDIAN AIR FORCE

Hello friends, I am a mechanical engineer from IIT Mandi Himachal Pradesh, I have just graduated in June this year. I have cleared SSB from 1AFSB Dehradun in CDSE entry 2017 in my first attempt on 28th of July this year. This is like a dream come true for any youngster of this country, and to be honest I have worked hard and smart to achieve this.

To be honest I never dreamt of flying an aircraft from my childhood or something like that and nor do I have a family background in defense. This was during my 2nd year of college when one of my senior from 4th year Flt Lt Kshitij Saraswat today, cleared AFCAT and got recommended for technical branch in Airforce. It was from there where I got to know about various types of entries and the motivation to join Indian defense, I saw the chance that the training brought in him and I wanted to be like that. (Being from a sports background and a fitness lover)

I filled up form for CDSE 1 2017, prepared for the paper on my own, the only difficult part for me was General knowledge, as Math and English was very easy for me, I started to read newspaper and followed SSBCrack for various types of GK questions, I cleared the exam and I am sure I have scored above 160/300. I got my SSB date and venue as 24th of July at Dehradun. (As I filled air force as my first preference then navy and followed by army).

I reached Dehradun on 23rd July and visited few places nearby, I took proper sleep that night and was very confident and excited about the process tomorrow. The next day I reached at the MCO office at 6:00 AM, their team took us to the AFSB station and as soon as we reached there we did some form formality and started with the OIR test, I did all the question in both the booklets as I was good in math and reasoning, then came the PPDT, I wrote a story about group study as we always did the same in the college, my story was well narrated because I was confident, then started the group discussion, we were 12 people all freshers, I started the discussion and gave short and valid points, our discussion was very civilized unlike the typical SSB discussion. After the discussion we were told to wait and at around 3PM results were announced and I was confident to get screened in, my chest number was announced and 43/190 were screened it. (8 freshers)

I was very happy about it but the game had just begun and for next four days I had to perform well.Recommended candidates

On the same day we had our psychology test from 5PM to around 9.30PM, I did all the SRTs WATs and TATs in time, filled my PIQ form very neatly and also did a mistake in filling which I later realized. Next day I had my GD, GPE, PGT and HGT, again I initiated GDs and GPE and gave few ideas and performed properly, I was lucky enough that my group was very understanding. On the 3rd day I had my command task and lectorate, IO was canceled due to rain, during command task I was called by 5/7 people, and my topic for lectorate was education system in India, which was very easy and I was familiar with it.

IIT to IAF

The only thing remaining was my PI, so on 4th day I had my PI, which went for around 1hr 10mins, he asked me about my family, sibling, teachers, friends, also many technical questions as I was from IIT, we also discussed on Dokhlam issue, Brexit, ISRO, DRDO, defense deals, Tejas, OBOR, CPEC and few geography questions and the final and very difficult question was “why do you want to join defense, as you could easily do job in some multinational company and earn money and lead a comfortable life?” I was prepared for this question as it was very obvious for him to ask this.

Current Affairs questions will be from last 5-7 months (for AFCAT, NDA, CDS, TA)

On the 5th day we had conference, my conference went on for 15 mins and we discussed about my role as sports secretary during my college days, at about 2 PM our results were out and 5/43 were recommended and I was the only fresher to get recommended, I was so happy that I could not even speak for few minutes and the dream had come true.

You all can achieve what you have planned, just work hard but smartly.

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The Price of Wearing The Maroon Beret

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Maroon Beret

When the angels have fallen down…and the devil has had his day…You’ll find the gates of heaven..Guarded by a single MAROON BERET..!!

They revel in their image as the steely, fearless elite of the Indian Special Forces and are regarded as the hard men who eat GLASS!!

Meet the RED DEVILS!

We faced the horrors of Nagrota Attacks and URI Attacks and India responded with successful surgical strikes at Pakistan. There was not even a single scratch to the forces which returned after destroying terror camps in PoK and that gave the Narendra Modi government political relief and a few more inches of chest… You know what is common in all these attacks?

“Para Commandos” — the ‘RED DEVILS‘

They are the Indian special forces and the first one to fire back on the terrorists and mow easy battlegrounds for the frontline forces to come and take over and then vanish silently into the same Dhruv helicopters through which they were dropped down to the conflict zone.

The Paratrooper Special Forces Unit was first used in the World War II. But it was India’s war with Pakistan in 1965 when they were converted into a special unit called the Para Commandos.

The maroon beret in a military configuration has been an international symbol of airborne forces since the Second World War.

The Indian Army’s 50th (Independent) Parachute Brigade, including the minor/support units of the formation, the President’s BodyGuard, a ceremonial guard unit with their operational role as the Pathfinder company of the parachute brigade, and the special forces units wear the maroon beret.

The Indian Air Force’s special operations force, Garud Commando Force, also wears the maroon beret and are parachute trained, with some personnel even free fall qualified.

indian special forces para commando

The Special Frontier Force (Para-Military Forces) of the Home Ministry are parachute trained and wear the maroon beret.

In Death Valley, the beret matters…

In just two years, the use of the army Para SF units has increased so much that the government is planning to increase the number of such battalions.

The army currently has eight Special Forces battalions with about 650 troops each, much smaller than regular infantry battalions (900-1,100 troops each).

This is because the nature of SF operations is vastly different. Unlike regular battalions that operate with sections, platoons and companies of troops, the SF units operate in small squads with five to six men in each.

The fundamental difference between infantry battalions and Para SF battalions is that the Para SFs are not tasked to hold grounds. They are mobile forces that have to strike multiple targets and move on — the “tip of the spear”.

Para Commando

The military establishment now views Special Forces as a necessary component of what it calls “hybrid” warfare. They are allocated to commands – especially the northern and eastern commands, as per the terrain and operational requirements.

Unlike the regular battalions of the army, they are unpublicised till a government chooses to announce a Special Forces operation. The Modi government has done so probably for the first time in a theatre of non-conventional war.

So secretive is the culture of the Special Forces that even episodes from conventional wars fought decades ago are still hushed-up. Little is known beyond key identifier of a Special Forces soldier – the maroon beret – and their naughty ditty: ” Jab bura hai waqt, tab commando hai f****d”. 

Special forces are expensive to raise and maintain. The Indian Army does not list the types of equipment that are at the disposal of the Special Forces. But they were the first to be issued the Israeli-origin Tavor guns to ensure that they have multi-incursion capability.

The Para commandos are part of highly trained Parachute Regiment of Indian Army and make the largest special forces. A rough estimation says out of 7500 elite paratroopers only 2500s are Para Commandos. Needless to say, they are highly trained, motivated and super deadly.

Late captain Pawan Kumar, 22, from 10 PARA SF martyred fighting terrorists in Pampore in Kashmir Valley.

THE BERET IS SAID TO BE EARNED WITH BLOOD…

The Para Beret is Maroon in colour as it’s said that the Green Army Beret is turned Red by blood and then it’s earned and so is the story of ‘Balidaan’.  It’s the badge of sacrifice meaning whosoever wears it owes his blood to the nation.

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The training is world’s toughest and harshest like surviving in the wilderness by eating plants, bugs and making tools, keeping warm, etc. dealing with torture and capture, specialized methods of infiltrations, capturing friendly signals etc. HAHO and HALO techniques are an important part of their training of the Para Commandos. They are called as the GLASS EATERS. Glass eating tradition is a ritual that fosters their sense of absolute fearlessness and superiority.

para commando eating glass

They are so efficient that they can fire while lying down, rolling, running, looking into the mirror. Snaking their way through an actual mined path. One of the interesting techniques of training is keeping a coin near their partner’s feet and keep running towards them and firing. You just can imagine the amount of confidence they possess in each other!!

para commando march

INDIAN ARMY’S SPECIAL FORCES

  • Motto: Balidan (Sacrifice)
  • Wanted: A guy whose mind can function when his tongue is hanging out. It should function enough to drag him out of a hole. What is between the ears matters more than how broad your shoulders are.
  • Age range: 21-22 Years
  • Selection: The Special Forces are a voluntary service (mostly from the Parachute Regiment), depending on selection through an initial probation period of three months during which only about 30% are selected.
  • Training: After probation, training lasts three years.
  • Dropout probability: 70%
  • Fitness: The Special Forces in full gear need to finish in 21 minutes the 5km run for battle physical efficiency test. Other units can take three more minutes.
    Running is not the sole criterion. An officer graded satisfactory (on a scale of excellent, good, satisfactory and poor) in the run but rated excellent in mountain walk may still make the cut.
  •  Armed combat: Should be able to fire from either shoulder. Trained to use semi-automatic pistols, sub-machine guns, assault rifles, sniper rifles, light machine guns, grenade launchers and rocket launchers. Choice of weapons is mission-dependent.
  • Unarmed combat:  Martial arts such as judo, karate, kung fu.
  • Mode of transport: Mostly legs. Sometimes parachutes, after jumping from aircraft. Sometimes hands, to swim.
  •  Can they marry?  Yes
  • Have I seen them? Yes, if you have watched the Republic Day Parade. The only contingent to hop-jog through Rajpath during the parade is the Special Forces.

AFCAT 2 2018 Notification and Exam Date

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AFCAT 2 2018 Notification and Exam Date

The AFCAT 2 2018 will be the second opportunity served by the IAF to all the Air force aspirants. To get the maximum deserving candidates for the entries, the Airforce authorities have planned a selection eligibility criteria, which is different for the entries of the exam. The qualifying exam will be same for all the aspirants except the candidates, who had applied for the technical entry. They will have to clear an EKT test apart from the qualifying exam. The highlights of the AFCAT 2 2108 are:-

 

AFCAT 2 2018 Important Dates

AFCAT 2 2018 Important Dates and Details
AFCAT 2 2018 Online Apply Date 16th June 2018
AFCAT 2 2018 Last Date 15th July 2018
AFCAT 2 2018 Admit Card Date 1st Week of Aug 2018
AFCAT 2 2018 Exam Date 18th and 19th Aug 2018
AFCAT 2 2018 Result Date Last week of Sep 2018
AFCAT 2 2018 AFSB Interview Date From Oct 2018 onward
AFCAT 2 2018 Merit List Date June 2019

Read AFCAT 2 2018 Notification

Branch And Course Number

  • Flying – (206/19F/SSC/M & W)
  • Ground Duty Technical – 205/19T/PC/ M and 205/19T/ SSC/M & W
  • Ground Duty Non-Technical – 205/19G/ PC/M and 205/19G/ SSC/M & W

AFCAT 1 2018 Branch

Disclaimer: The vacancies indicated are tentative and subject to changew ithout notice. Actual intake would depend on organisational requirements, various cadre control mechanisms, availability of training slots and actual number of vacancies accruing in July 2019. No representation in this regard will be entertained.

Type of Commission

  • PC for Male. Candidates joining as PC officers would continue to serve till the age of superannuation as per their branch and rank.
  • SSC for Male & Women.
    • The engagement period for Flying Branch SSC officers is fourteen years from the date of Commissioning (Non extendable).
    • The initial tenure for SSC officers in Ground Duty (Tech and Non-Tech) branches would be for a period of ten years. An extension of four years may be granted subject to service requirements, availability of vacancies, willingness, suitability and merit.

Eligibility Criteria

  • Nationality: Candidate must be a citizen of India.
  • Age
    • Flying Branch through AFCAT and NCC Special Entry. 20 to 24 years as on 01 July 2019 i.e., born between 02 July 1995 to 01 July 1999 (both dates inclusive). Upper age limit for candidates holding valid and current Commercial Pilot License issued by DGCA (India) is relaxable upto 26 years i.e. born between 02 July 1993 to 01 July 1999 (both dates inclusive).
    • Ground Duty (Technical & Non-Technical) Branch. 20 to 26 years as on 01 July 2019 i.e., born between 02 July 1993 to 01 July 1999 (both dates inclusive).
    • Marital Status: Candidates below 25 years of age must be unmarried at the time of commencement of course. Widows/Widowers and divorcees (with or without encumbrances) below 25 years of age are also not eligible. Marriage is not permitted during training. Married candidates above 25 years of age are eligible to apply but during training period they will neither be provided married accommodation nor can they live out with family.
    • The date of birth accepted by the IAF is that entered in the Matriculation or Secondary School Leaving Certificate or in a certificate recognised by an Indian University as equivalent to Matriculation or in an extract from a Register of Matriculates maintained by a University, which extract must be certified by the proper authority of the University or in the Higher Secondary or an equivalent examination certificate. No other document relating to age like horoscopes, affidavits, birth extracts from Municipal Corporation, service records and likewise will be accepted.
    • Sometimes the Matriculation/Higher Secondary Examination Certificate does not show the date of birth, or only shows the age by completed years or completed  years and months. In such cases a candidate must possess a self-attested/certified copy of a certificate from the Headmaster/Principal of the Institution from where he/she passed the Matriculation/Higher Secondary Examination showing the date of his/her birth or exact age as recorded in the Admission Register of the Institution.
    • Candidates should note that only the Date of Birth as recorded in the Matriculation/Higher Secondary Examination Certificate or an equivalent certificate on the date of submission of applications will be accepted by the IAF and no subsequent request for its change will be considered or granted.
    • The candidates should exercise due care while entering their date of birth. If on verification at any subsequent stage, variation is found in their date of birth from the one entered in their Matriculation or equivalent examination certificate, will render them disqualified.
  • Educational Qualifications
    • Flying Branch: Candidates should have mandatorily passed with a minimum of 60% marks each in Maths and Physics at 10+2 level and Graduation with minimum three years degree course in any discipline from a recognized University with a minimum of 60% marks or equivalent. OR BE/B Tech degree (Four years course) from a recognised University with a minimum of 60% marks or equivalent OR Candidates who have cleared Section A & B examination of Associate Membership of Institution of Engineers (India) or Aeronautical Society of India from a recognised University with a minimum of 60% marks or equivalent.
    • Ground Duty (Technical) Branch: Candidates with a minimum of 60% marks each in Physics and Mathematics at 10+2 level and a minimum of four years degree graduation/integrated post-graduation qualification in Engineering/ Technology from recognized University OR cleared Sections A and B examination of Associate Membership of Institution of Engineers (India) or Aeronautical Society of India or Graduate membership examination of the Institution of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineers by actual studies with a minimum of 60% marks or equivalent in the disciplines mentioned in the notification attached below.
    • GroundDuty (Non-Technical) Branches:
      • Administration & Logistics. Graduate Degree (Minimum three years degree course) in any discipline from a recognised university with a minimum of 60% marks or equivalent or cleared section A & B examination of Associate Membership of Institution of Engineers (India) or Aeronautical Society of India from a recognised university with a minimum of 60% marks or equivalent.
      • Accounts. B Com Degree (Minimum three years degree course) from a recognised university with a minimum of 60% marks or equivalent.
      • Education. MBA/MCA or MA/MSc degree in English/ Physics/ Mathematics/ Chemistry/ Statistics/ International relations/ International Studies/ Defence Studies/ Psychology/ Computer Science/ IT/ Management/ Mass Communication/ Journalism/ Public Relation with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate of all papers put together in Post-Graduation (Minimum two years programme) and 60% marks in graduation, (both recognized by  UGC/ Competent Accreditation Authority). For integrated courses (single degree without permission to exit and lateral entry), the minimum duration must be as per prevailing UGC guidelines with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate of all papers put together.
    • NCC Special Entry (Flying Branch): NCC Air Wing Senior Division ‘C’ certificate acquired on or after 02 Jun 16 is mandatory. Candidates should have mandatorily passed with a minimum of 60% marks each in Maths and Physics at 10+2. Graduates with minimum three years degree course in any discipline from a recognized University with a minimum of 60% marks or equivalent. OR BE/B Tech degree (Four years course) from a recognised University with a minimum of 60% marks or equivalent OR Candidates who have cleared Section A & B examination of Associate Membership of Institution of Engineers (India) or Aeronautical Society of India from a recognised University with a minimum of 60% marks or equivalent.
    • Meteorology: Post Graduate Degree in any Science stream/ Mathematics/Statistics/Geography/Computer Applications/Environmental Science/Applied Physics/
      Oceanography/Meteorology/Agricultural Meteorology/Ecology & Environment /Geophysics/Environmental Biology with minimum of 50% marks in
      aggregate of all papers put together (Provided Maths and Physics were studied at Graduation Level with a minimum of 55% marks in each).

Selection Procedure

–    The AFCAT exam is the first stage of the selection procedure. After clearing the exam, the candidates can opt the date and selection centres as per their choice on the portal at careerairforce.

–    The screening test is the first stage of the interview, which consists of verbal, nonverbal tests and a PPDT test. The selected candidates will stay at the centres for further selection tests and those who could not qualify it, would be set free on the same day.

–    The next stage consists of a personal interview, Psychology and GTO tests, PABT (for flying only), on the last day conference will be conducted after which, the final result is announced. The selected candidates are sent for medical examination.

AFCAT 2 2018 Important Dates

The process of form submission will remain open in the month of 16 June 2018

The process of form submission will close in the month of 15 July 2018

The exam will be scheduled on the last Sunday of August i.e. 18 Aug 2018 and 19 Aug 2018

Conclusion – The candidates have significant time to prepare and compete for AFCAT 2 2018. Those who are appearing in their graduation course as mentioned above in the educational qualification criteria can target the exam. The exam comes with the moderate difficulty level and a strategically approach can bring marks over the cut-off.

Read AFCAT 2 2018 Notification

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NDA 2 2017 Result and SSB Interview Date [UPDATED]

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NDA 2 2017 RESULT AND SSB INTERVIEW DATE

NDA 2 2017 written exam is over now, it was conducted on 10th Sep 2017 by UPSC. Candidates who have attempted the NDA 2 2017 exam and think they will clear the exam should waste no time and start preparing for the SSB interview. In this article, we will talk more about the NDA 2 2017 result and NDA 2 2017 SSB interview procedure. Candidates who are looking for SSB preparation material for the NDA 2 2017 SSB interview can read further. 

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Who Will Publish NDA 2 2017 Result?

NDA written exam result will be published by UPSC, last time i.e. NDA 1 2017, around 8000+ candidates cleared the written exam. This time also the number of candidates will be around the same number. UPSC will be publishing a PDF file with the list of roll numbers of successful candidates. Candidates those who make in this list will be facing the SSB interview at various selection boards. 

Who Will Publish NDA 2 2017 SSB Dates?

SSB interview dates will be published by Join Indian Army, Career Airforce and Join Indian Navy websites. UPSC will not publish the dates, candidates are suggested to keep an eye on these websites once the UPSC declares written exam result.

NDA 2 2017 Result Date?

Earlier UPSC result of NDA exam used to take more time, but now they have expedited the procedure, we can hope that the NDA 2 2017 written result will be declared around Nov 2017 and the SSB interview will be starting from Nov-Dec 2017. 

NDA 2 2017 SSB Interview Date?

  • Selected candidates will get the email/SMS from their respective selection centre with a call letter for SSB interview. Candidates are required to follow the instruction written in the SSB call letter. In case of any enquiry, you can reach your respective SSB centre.
  • No candidates are required to send any documents to the selection centre before. Make sure you keep your original documents with you and do not send it anywhere, you are required to carry the original documents along with other documents during SSB interview. Same will be mentioned in your SSB call letter.
  • Candidates can also check their NDA SSB centre and SSB interview date on join indian army website. For naval cadets, they must follow join indian navy website for any update on NDA 2 2017 SSB interview.
  • Keep checking your email/SMS for the alerts and the official websites for the updates. All updates will be put on the official website, you don’t need to worry if it takes time, rather focus on your SSB preparation. nda-exam-book

NDA 2 2017 SSB Interview Procedure

  • After receiving your call letter, make sure you follow the instructions and keep the required documents ready for SSB.
  • Make sure you make your travelling reservations in time to avoid difficulties during the journey. 
  • SSB interview is a 5 days procedure, to prepare for SSB you can get the book “Let’s Crack SSB Interview“.
  • There will be documents verification at the SSB, make sure you carry everything as per the call letter.
  • Candidates who will clear Stage-1 testing i.e. screening test will stay for Stage-2 testing. Rest of them will be sent back home. 
  • Candidates who will clear Stage-2 testing i.e. Psychology, PI and GTO will be sent for medical examination which might take a week or two.
  • Recommended and fit candidates will be getting the joining instructions as per their order in the merit list. 

Note: Regarding registration on Join Indian Army website for NDA 2 2017 SSB is not confirmed yet, last time the website announced that there is no need to register for NDA 2 2017.

NDA 2 2017 SSB Interview

  • Centre Allotment List – Will Be Update
  • SSB Allahabad – Will Be Update
  • SSB Bhopal – Will Be Update
  • SSB Bangalore – Will Be Update
  • SSB Kapurthala – Will Be Update

 

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