Your can read Part -1 here. Core aspects are such values and morals that might differ from place to place but are very core and unmovable objects that decide the character of the person. And you would be surprised to know that such elements are only being judged at SSB. Now the important questions are that when such things are not movable what do people who say that we will train you will change in a small span of time. Aspirants should remember that these aspects need time to change and hence they should start the process of preparation or I would call it introspection should begin well in time. I refuse few aspirants who ask for my mentorship when their SSB is just two week apart as this time is not sufficient to induce change, and mentoring such people mean it’s not justice with their personality.
- You are the best person who knows your personality. Spend some time daily with yourself to understand the changes that are taking place. Eg: actions which suddenly you did and was not the part of regular personality of yours.
- Try to look for solid reasons of why you reacted to the particular situation and was that expected.
- Once you understand that in SSB the competition is not in group but with yourself you will try to work in an ideal manner and that’s what is expected out of officers.
- Ideal here does not mean someone who always performs right deeds and is the best without any mistakes or weakness but he is one who commits his mistakes and promises to improve them.
Jayendra Singh, Editorial Team
