Few dreams about to become Engineer, doctors, IAS officer in their young age but I dreamed of something else, I dreamed to wear uniform with stars on my shoulders, I always wished to become a commissioned officer in Indian Armed Forces. Once I read a quotation of Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar saying ‘There are trillions who dreams, but there are handfuls of people who really live up their dream’. That is so truly said.
I started my campaign of chasing my dream when I passed intermediate; I appeared several times for National Defence Academy/Naval Academy entrance examination (NDA/NA) conducted by Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) of India. But I was not able to clear it even after preparing so much; maybe I lacked focus at that point of time. I was sixteen and half at that time. I joined engineering as engineers were eligible for several various courses in Indian Armed Forces. In final year I appeared for my first Service Selection Board Interview (SSB interview) for Indian Air Force under University Entry Scheme in 2009. I got rejected in conference which was 2
ndphase of selection. I was not happy and disappointed but I had seen failure before. I didn’t lose hope and continued applying and appearing in the India’s toughest selection process which is for Indian Armed Forces. After 8 consecutive failures, I was finally selected for 36
th Short Service Commission for Indian Army. I joined Officers Training Academy, Chennai in 2011 but under unfortunate circumstances I was not able to continue my training. I was once again competing with millions of engineers applying and appearing in SSB interview of Indian Army, Indian Navy and Indian Air Force. For some time I was disappointed but I gathered my courage and started applying again, but this time I was screened out for three times straight in which two times for Indian Army and once by Indian Navy in SSB interview. Screening is the first phase of the selection procedure and I was not able to clear it.
I applied for Technical Graduate Course 116 which is for January 2013 and selected candidates will join prestigious Indian Military Academy, Dehradun which is an 80 years old military academy and has produced many exemplary Army officers. Many countries want their officers to get trained in Indian Military Academy and very few earn this honor. In Indian Army you have to earn, no one will gift you. Every opportunity is like a golden chance and I had learnt this.
I got call for TGC 116 SSB interview call and my interview center was Bhopal from where I was before selected for 36 SSC Tech course. I had fifty days to prepare and I gave everything I had, I prepared on a regular basis, read lot of news. I was keeping myself updated with current affairs which helped me to improve my intellectual level. Reading improves thinking process and it is very true. I was not confident about my screening as I got screened out thrice before after coming back from Officers Training Academy.
DAY 1: The Reporting Day
My reporting date was 30thOctober 2012. I arrived by Kongu Express from Bangalore in morning at around 4. I was not keen to interact with other candidates who were also reporting the same day. So I straight away went to waiting hall and silently waited for the time when we had to report. The time was 2 in afternoon. I was watching time after every couple of minutes and I felt that time isn’t moving at all. After so many attempts, I was still feeling nervous as if it was my first attempt. That is something good about me; I never get bored in chasing my dreams.
At 12.30 bus arrived and I reached the center by 1 in afternoon. After that we were allotted our rooms and asked all of us to come in testing hall of 21 SSB by 3.30. In my room there were only fresher expect me. I was not keen to flaunt that I was previously recommended (or you can say selected for Indian Army), so I introduced myself as a repeater and it was my 13th attempt. There was a gentleman in my room who had done textile engineering and working in a reputed textile factory as engineer, I had a good interaction with him and I learnt about many things about textile industry. I am grateful that I was able to meet people from different fields of life which helps me to gain knowledge about the world.
At 3.30 in afternoon we reported to testing hall. In first trip less than hundred people had reported and there were two more trips so I was expecting around 500 people. We first went on the Terries of testing hall of 21 SSB and there our certificates were checked and then we furnished our details and status (it means previously screened out/conference out/recommended). Till that time I interacted with people working in oracle, Accenture and pursuing M.Tech and I introduced them by saying I am repeater. If I would have told them that I was previously recommended then I am sure there behavior would have different. They came to know when I informed the testing JCO about my status (i.e. recommended). After filling up forms, we were free at around ten in night. And after the distribution of chest number, I came to know that only 219 candidates reported, which was below my expectation.
I went to my room, called my girlfriend, and talked to her for about thirty minutes then went to room and slept.
DAY 2: The Screening Day
Well there was a time I used to call conference as the Judgment day but as I got thrice screened out, I was calling screening day as the judgment day of my life. I was screened out before due to my mistakes and I had identified through deep introspection.
In reasoning I did well and attempted all the questions in both of the section. Then it was time for PPDT, and the picture was very different, for the first time I saw such kind of picture: A lady standing in balcony looking at traffic and a male person driving a car looking like santro. I wrote a story on sexual harassment. After that we had lot of time for the start of discussion, so we all were goofing up on the Terries of 21 SSB. After couple of hours, it was time for discussion; I narrated very badly but compensated it with my fluency. Then at time of discussion, we were divided into two groups, I spoke whenever I got a chance and at the end of group discussion, I was not sure that I will be screened in or not.
After lunch, I sat with four of candidates with whom I was goofing up and gelling up together, we cracked lot of vulgar jokes, laughed about it and we forgot that we were waiting for the results.
Then when result was announced, I had made it though I wasn’t confident. Only 40 out 219 cleared 1st round of SSB. I was one of them and I was happy. Only one of my friends didn’t make it and rest four were screened in and we fell in the same group. That meant we were going to rock down the next 5 days.
After screening we were allotted our chest numbers, mine was 32. We started filling PIQ forms, and submitted attested copies of certificates to testing JCO. I made lot of cuttings due to curiosity of my group member chest number 31. Well, I didn’t care for cuttings and continued filling up the form. Surprisingly and for some it come as shocker, chest number 40 to 36 were called for the interview the same evening. Yes, the interviewer was taking interview in the reverse order.
We went back in our room, wondered how come we all friends fell in the same group and cheers for our tiniest achievement of getting screened in which was really big thing as I was able to see the 2ndphase of the interview after 22 months. That night I revised my notes with chest number 40 and fell sleep.
DAY 3: PSYCHOLOGY TEST
So it was the day for psychology and I woke up late as usual (you will soon come to know why I said as usual). I got ready, missed my breakfast, ate biscuits and I was the last one to reach for the group photo. I posed for the photo but not in traditional style, I showed the victory sign for the photo. Then we were taken to the testing hall. I carefully heard the instructions said (as I had almost forgotten the instructions) and started my psychology. Completed my all 12 stories, completed all 60 WAT, completed all the SRTs and for the first time I finished my Self-Description within time (previously I had always missed the last paragraph).
After the psychology test, I went to my room and I saw everyone was very serious and preparing for interview. I didn’t care and I lifted up the moment by cracking up some jokes and I lied down on my bed. Then at 12.30 I got my interview call and in ten minutes I reached the interview hall, my interviewer was respected president of 21 SSB Bhopal. I went into the waiting room and saw four people were already there waiting for their interview turn (common waiting hall for candidates). They all were reading magazines of Army, The Infantry and Competition Success but I was interested in Star Dust Magazine and I picked couple of them and started reading and watching sizzling hot photos of Bollywood Actress. Then at 1.30 they asked me to go back and eat lunch after that they will take my interview and in my place they took interview of chest number 31. So I went back and ate my lunch, then went to table tennis room, and goofed up with my buddies and then returned back to waiting hall after an hour.
So at 3 in afternoon they called me for my interview, and interviewer shook hands and asked me to get seated. His first question was compare democracy of India and USA. I answered him whatever I knew. Then for next twenty five minutes, he discussed about my previous attempts and my academy days. I answered him confidently plus I was also not in a serious mood, so I was not enjoying. I thought my interview had started but after 25 minutes he said, to forget about past and announced that now he is going to start my interview. I thought, ‘crap so much time wasted’. Then he asked me so many questions about geography and geographical lines and I had one line answer with me, ‘I don’t know’. There were only couples of questions which I answered correctly. After fifteen minutes of geography round, he asked me a rapid fire of six questions and then two good points and two bad points, followed by a minute discussion on one of my weakness and my interview ended in overall forty five minutes. If you exclude those 25 minutes, then you can say my interview ended in 20 minutes. After the interview, one thing I was sure of that ‘I don’t know what the hell I did inside’.
Then went back in the room, people asked me about the questions, I told them, they went to cyber café and noted down the answer and they answered all the geography questions and general knowledge questions very well which I was not able to do so. I had fun in the evening with my group of friends, we also threatened a guy of parallel TGC batch of 20 SSB who came in front of our room and was challenging us. We had loads of fun.
DAY 4: GTO DAY 1
As usual, we went to GTO field, which was newly constructed and I was completely unaware of that. Our group’s testing held in 20 SSB by additional Group Testing officer.
Group Discussion 1: Some serious topic which I don’t remember, I spoke for few times, but it was a treat to listen to the points of Chest number 31. Chest number 33 had lot of facts to speak about which was really impressive. And I was speaking general points.
Group Discussion 2: The topic was: Why girls are outperforming boys? And I started with a series of jokes by saying that, boys only run behind girls, and girls concentrate on studies and similar kind of jokes. I didn’t have any solid point to speak and after the group discussion I knew that I had badly screwed up in group discussion.
Group Planning Exercise: We made plan, we discussed, we nominated chest number 40, few didn’t agree. We moved on. So this is the end of story.
PGT: We were given task, group was really good and my group of friends, we were doing well and taking group ahead. Though we reached till 3rd phase of PGT and time ran out.
HGT: We were divided into two groups; Group 1: 31 to 35, Group 2: 36 to 40. Initially we stuck up, but thanks to the wonderful idea of Chest number 35 we completed it.
GROUP OBSTACLE RACE: Our slogan was Vande Matram; I really enjoyed it, though I shouted so much that after that I was not able to speak.
Lecturate: Some topic I chose, I spoke with few facts which I knew and spoke for three minutes. But it was treating to listen to chest number 33 and chest number 40.
Individual Obstacle Task: I did 8 out of 10 within three minutes which was really disappointing as in my group there were many who did more than ten.
We went back to our rooms, then slept, chit-chatted about our experiences and had lots of fun.
Day 5: GTO Day 2
We went, to GTO field, we had command task as the first task of the day. I was called by two, I got a task which was very easy and I completed it within minutes. I wasn’t satisfied with the difficulty level of the command task. Then we had final group task, we completed that too within five minutes and after GTO’s little speech. Our day ended.
In evening we went out to see Bhopal came back and one of friend in some other group was drinking and asked me to join, so I joined. That night I went to bed very late.
In morning, I woke up late, I was the last one to get ready and I was not getting any kind of feeling. I was not feeling like going back.
Conference started, when my turn came, I waited for hardly twelve minutes, I went inside, I was asked to compare my pervious performance with this one, then asked about why I got screened out so many times after getting recommended once. Then how I started my business in Bangalore. And in last they asked me that do I have any suggestion. I said no and got out of the conference hall, I knew that I was recommended but still nervous. Then we waited to mess to open, had lunch, and went back at 1.30 in conference hall. Technical officer of 21 SSB Bhopal came to announce the result, without wasting time he said two are selected, the first chest number was 11 and I thought, I am not selected, but he announced chest number 32 and I from inside I broke into tears, but controlled my emotions in front of other candidates.
I didn’t shook hand with my friends at the SSB but I hugged them for being there in one of the happiest moment. 13 number is considered to be as unluckiest, but I converted my bad luck into good luck with my simple efforts which were not different compared to others.
Author: Rahul
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hey congo buddy. as i was reading your blog i was wondring how u go selected, i mean i am not trying to be rude at all but the way you wrote the blog make it feel like that..
btw i had a quesion… do io ask u abt ua relationship status?
dis u say yes then? and what were the questions that followed//?
Congratulations.. I must say u hav lots of patience. M screened out in my 1st attempt n i ws depressed but seeing ur patience m again hoping 2 crack it… Thanks 4 sharing it.:)M truly Inspired..
hi rahul, it was really good to read ur experience above. i am appearing ssb at Bhopal on january.this is my first attempt , thanks to the blog i came to know all the procedure of ssb, but i am weak in my gk. i would be very thankful if u let me know the lecturate and GD topics going on recent days . i mean the one u heard in ur time..
1. Nuclear India
2. Reality Shows
3. Why girls are ahead in all the fields these days?
I remember these many topics buddy
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hey buddy can u plz tell me that whether it is compulsory to bring white shorts and a track suit for lady candidates also. and in call letter it is written to bring 2 sets of tshirts and shorts,is it also mandatory to bring 2sets….
Hi annu your GT activity will be divided into 2 days. The first day will be PGT, HGT, FGT and CT. The second day will be individual obstacle course. On both these days you will be wearing white&white. So it is almost mandatory to have sets unless you can wash the same for the next day too. For detailed tips on testing procedure please visit
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@anu. . . Hi, yes you can take single pair. . . Actually, these days, on many S.S.B. center they are completing G.T.O. in a single day. . And it is not necessary to take white for girls. One of my friends appeared for S.S.B. twice in Bhopal and Bangalore . . .She told me that all the girls were wearing different kind of colored track suits, but none of them were wearing white, and three got recommended too.
thank you both rahul and santosh for clearing my doubt in detail.
Finally two of them only got selected ah ???
Yes, two got selected 🙂
Bro just tell me the reason you gave for not clearing. Nda
i wasn’t focused.
Bro just one more question did you clear any written exam of defence if not what reason did you give
Yes, I cleared all the CDSE, thrice Engineering Knowledge Test of Air Force and AFCAT. . . I didn’t clear NDA because I was not serious with my preparations 🙂
Bro just tell me the reason you gave for not clearing. Nda
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hey rahul..
can u tell what should a lady candidates wear as a formal during interview and what are other apparels are needed for ssb.
in formals you can wear: suit salwar or shirt pant. for GTO: white tshirt and white trouser with white sports shoes.
thank u rahul… if u don’t mind i would like to become a frnd of urs through facebook..
sorry annu, i only add those whom i personally know. but you can follow me on my blog or subscribe to my public updates on facebook 🙂 Also, you can message me on facebook.
you can find my contact details on follow up button 🙂
@Annu.. You have other options open dnw wry keep on trying…:-)
hey rahul…itz okay. Even i too do the same as u. It was my 1st tym i have asked some stranger for frnsip. take it vry easy. i really appreciate you for this. you are a nice guy.
@Rahul : u have to hav a lion’s heart to reject a girl’s friend request..:) i am quite impressed…
@anu . . . glad that you understood 🙂
@sarvesh. . . hahaha 😀 but unfortunately I have human’s heart : )
the unique and inspirational post…
Thank You Ritest 🙂
*Ritesh
Rahul only one question what is that RAGDA???
RAGDA means Ragging. But it is not college kind of ragging. Ragda includes lots n lots of physical work plus man-handling.
You can say, this is the thing which makes training fun. You don’t want to get ragda, but you can’t live without it.
Hi Rahul,
Hearty Congratulation….!
your article is very inspiring.
All the Best for further journey.
Thank You. 🙂
Thank You Pravin 🙂
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hii rahul…
I am a defence aspirant n going to attend my first ssb on 3rd jan. first of all many many congratulations on ur success. rahul can u justgive me tips to clr my ssb. and u knw we havn’t got our official call letters yet. can u tell me upto when w’ll get the letter and through which medium(mails or by post).
thank you buddy..
Hi Annu
First of all thank you. Tips: stay calm, prepare well, stay focued.
Some center send it by email too. But you will surely get through post. If you are not getting by post, you can take print out of the published list and report to the center along with all the asked documents. 🙂
You are most welcome 🙂
Hi Anu, Tips: Stay calm, prepare well, stay focused.
You will get surely through post. Very few centers are sending it my email. If you don’t receive it then you can report by taking print out of the uploaded ssb list page in which your name is mentioned along with all the asked documents. 🙂
thank you rahul for your important tips and ur kind words.
You are most welcome Annu 🙂
I Would like to say all the very best
serve this great divine force with pride man
Thank You Amit 🙂 Pride and honor 😉 🙂
right Rahul…no words can explain the real feeling of heart and soul ….honor and pride still look very simple words in front of feelings to serve armed forces and bearing priceless honor called dress !!!!
one of the brave soldier once said if god give him 100 births in this planet he want to serve his country and fight for his nation every birth that he take !!!!Jai Hind
Yes, I share same kind of feeling. . . Jai Hind!!!! 🙂
Hello buddy…congrats from deepest of my heart…really man you are the one who completely fits the saying that efforts never die out….well i know you, you many not remember (13 bar ssb dekar kai friends ban jate hai)but i met you in NSB agrani Coimbatore there you were having chest number 66 and mine was 65 at screening ..well the result was screen out there hence didnt had much time to interact..but then too buddy once again like me many will get inspire by you will chase dreams till they meet there destination as you did.
hi avinash. send me friend request on facebook, i don’t you remember you by chest number or name, but i am sure i can recongnize you by face as i don’t forget people easily.
nice to know that you remember me even after a few hours of interaction. 🙂
Great article budy…treat 2 hear smthng 4m a repeater lyk me…
Hv ssb lykly b/w jan-feb..wd lyk 2hv a deatiled view f ur GTO…ma bigest threat……help wid ur valuable experience…
Well the detailed view of my GTO which helped me to get recommended twice is that behave in the manner as if you are with your friends. . . GTO is very informal. Rest PGT, HGT and other tasks depends on the day and type of people you have in your group.
Be yourself you will make it.
Bt u knw d conduct f d go in d repeaters…ol r big players..n dey dn’t care abt wat shit r u tlkng abt…..d bigest headache in my case is PGT…..ppl acts indiferent dere…..
I know what happens in the repeater’s group 😀
But if you want to succeed then you have to grab the chances in the chaos created by the group. Ppl act different in outdoor tasks but it is not compulsory that even you have to. 😉
F9…..vl captivate on dis thng…thnx budy…..n congrts 1ce again 4 ur chances…n gr8article
You are most welcom, and once again thank you. . . glad you liked the article 🙂
CONGRATS RAHUL..
REALLY INSPIRING..
I JUST WANTED TO KNOW THAT, DO COACHINGS HELP IN PREPRATION OF SSB???
Thank You Anish,
Yes, coaching helps you to introspect sometimes, but if you are a first timer then it will help you to know what you are going to face in SSB. You will also get to prepare in an enviorment where you will compete with other candidates aspiring for same.
If you are a repeater then coaching is not much helpful as you already know the selection procedure. But it may help you to find out where you are lacking.
thanx a lot.
i’m fresher and having my ssb on 15th dec b’lore, but its clashing with my sem paper.
and ‘ll be having next ssb’s onwards.
thanx again.
You are welcome 🙂
Hi Rahul u have seriously inspired meeee……………..
Nice to read your story……
Hi Mohini,
I am very glad that my small experience was able to inspire you. That is a very big compliment for me 🙂
Thank You
hi rahul cngrrts
i hv also smthing same situations as urs can u plz give me ur email id and fone no. i need ur help. please send me ur phone no on my email id- [email protected]
Hi aleem, you can find my mailing details in the follow up button. 🙂
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dear rahul.. i hve given 3 ssb’s but i was unable to get recomended in any of them, so now im thinking to join a coaching institute. kindly suggest me whether i should join or not, nd if yes then which is best coaching??
Hi Shantanu
I am surprised that before your first attempt you didn’t go for coaching. I will say, everyone should join some coaching institute to know what they are going to face.
There are various coaching institute in India. Join the one, in which the tutor had served before in any of the SSB board. You can ask them before joining. 🙂
congrats sir:-):-)
i want sum guidance frm u. My ssb is on 30th of dec. Its UES-22 sir.
Help me wid dis.
Thank You Ankush.
I am no one to give you any kind of guidance. But i can share few things which worked for me.
Stay relaxed, enjoy each and every moment, do not lose focus.
Ok sir… 🙂
Is it very tough? 🙁
It isn’t tough. . . SSB is a personality test, and you have to show best of yours. 🙂 best of luck 🙂
thanx alot sir…….. 🙂
nd wish u all the best for ur career…………. 🙂
thank you Ankush 🙂
congratulations,, read ur story and remembered mine:) i got recommended in 6th attempt. gud luck!!
Thank You Trisha 🙂 I am glad that my experience made you to remember yours 🙂
bro i got confidence and came to knw how to challange the upcoming stituations *
when i was s/o in Navy TES i felt like a waste man not able to clear ssb conducted by INDIAN ARMED FORCES.
but todays stituation 1:250
competition increasing day to day.
all the best lieutenant Rahul bro.
Yes competition is very tough these days. . . Best of luck for your future buddy 🙂
congrats rahul see you at the acaddemy…
thank you lokesh. . see you at the academy too buddy 🙂
Hey Rahul,1st of all hearty congrats….2nd thing Before u go to IMA,plz tell me ur email address of FB..i need sum little but v.imp guidance from u..my SSB is in JANUARY for NCC Special Entry..
Hey hi, you can see my facebook profile URL, after clicking on the above follow up button, then go into profile. 🙂 Best of luck for your SSB attempt
Rahul i want to speak to you.. My case is somewhat similar to you.. Can you give me your mobile number…. In case you are not comfortable here then mail me on [email protected]
Hi Sarvesh, you can find my mailing details in follow up button. 🙂
Many many congratulations to you Rahul!
hats off. 🙂
I’m truly inspired by you.
thank you @nishu 🙂
Congratulations Rahul.
Thanks allot buddy 🙂
I was in the same batch as of rahul but got screened out.But one thing rahul “Himmate marda madadde khuda”.All the best for the training ahead.I faced SSB 10 times in which 7 times conference out.This coming attempt will be my last one and your story is one of the motivation for going 11 times.
Hey buddy, what was your Phase I chest number????
Frankly speaking rahul, that was truly motivating. I share with you the feeling of getting screened out(its like making one feel being Mr. Nobody, infact its a crippling experience)
I am glad you made it! My heartiest congratulations. And its nice you shared your experience. Keep posted.
Thank You Sujit. I like that you appreciated my article 🙂
nice, keep it up.
Thank You Swapnil 🙂
congrats sir….ur experience is inspiration to all inspirants…..
thank you vishal, I am like you so you can call me by name. 🙂
All the best bro 🙂
13 is just a number.your effort made it lucky 🙂
Thank You Nihal Ismail. Yes, you are absolutely right. 🙂 🙂
congrats gentlemen..and i too agree with u nihal ismail..
thank you hameed 🙂
Hi Rahul Bhai ,
Pehchana , we were together in delhi for CGSB , u were disheartened that why u were not recommended but u forgot the incident soon & enjoyed with me at cannaught place , remember that milk centre .
nevez sweet memories , heartly congratulations . Is bar academy se bahar mat aana .
Nice story man , m still not recommended .
Hi, Aakash, tere ko kaise bhool sakta hu. I had lots n lots of fun in Delhi with you. We had great time together. I remembered that milk center, I had suggested.
Tujhe yaad hai, wo hat jo liye the, tune bargain me help ki thi 🙂
Is baar toh antim pag ko paar kar k he aauga 🙂
Good Rahul… Congrats..
Now lets wait for merit list….
Waise whats the expectation for merit? Will all of us would be in or there would be some merit-out case?
Hi aunurag, I am not tensed for merit list. As far as I know everyone will be get a call for IMA. But those whose branch is not mention in the notification will be disqualified.
Don’t be tensed, see you there buddy 🙂
Brother, I too hope to see you there buddy… Mine branch is in notification. lets meet at IMA. My main concern is that I am working at Essar Steel, Surat. I am dying to resign here and spend at least 1 month at home. But I am not in a mood to take risk… Any idea of expected date. Last year it was declared on 5th Dec, but this year, UPSC too have not declared their result of IMA-134 course.
They are going to declare merit list by 10th dec. Do you have any idea of joining date??
Yes, it is 7th Jan. Course is commencing from 11th Jan. And one more thing, can you tell about starting days training procedures, as I have to make myself compatible with that na. You have been to OTA earlier na, so u must be knowing something, thats why I am asking this. I want to know first 10 days training process (full day), after that body will adjust to that….
till 10th Jan, we will be busy in documentation, kit issue, company and platoon allotment etc etc.
from 11th Jan, our approximate daily schedule will be (according to OTA, Chennai. It can differ in IMA as they have separate schedule for winter and summer sessions)
0545 to 0625: PT
0650 to 0730: drill
0800 to 0845: Breakfast
0850 to 1300: Classes
1300 to 1330: Lunch
1330 to 1530: Ragda (it may continue till 1600)
1630 to 1730: Games
1730 to 1830: Ragda (it may continue till 1900)
1900 to 2000: Study Period
2000 to 2100: Dinner
2100 to 2200: Officially study period but we used to get ragda.
2200 : Lights off (most of the time we used to get ragda)
*it is OTA schedule, but as far as i know IMA is very chill compared to OTA. So we may get compulsory afternoon sleep which is from 1500 to 1600.
Oh I feel RAGDA would be far more than official training… But will enjoy every bit of it… After all many had enjoyed and many are….
Chalo brother, lets meet at IMA….
hahaha 😀 everyone enjoys and after commissioning miss that ragda moment. . . See you at the academy too 🙂