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TGC 119 Notification

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TGC 119 Notification

Indian army has published the notification of TGC 119 Technical Graduate Course. TGC 119 is  a technical course for engineering graduates which they can apply during final year and after passing out from college. TGC 119 is going to commence in July 2013 at Indian Military Academy, Dehradun.

Any engineering student who satisfies the eligibility criteria as per the official notification of TC 119, can apply for it online. Later, Indian army will shortlist the candidates as per their percentage from 1st to 6th semester. The minimum cut off went up to 65% till 6th semester in engineering.

TGC 119 Notification

TGC 119 Educational Qualification

  • For Engineers :BE/ BTech in the above Discipline, Candidates studying in the Final Year of Engineering Degree and who are qualified graduates of the Degree Course in Engineering Engineering will be eligible to apply.

TGC 119 Age Limit

  • For Engineering Graduates: 20 to 27 yrs
  • For AEC: 23 to 27 yrs
  • For Military Farms: 20 to 27 yrs

TGC 119 Eligible Branches 

  • Civil
  • Mechanical
  • Electrical/Electrical and Electronics
  • Automobile/Workshop Technology
  • Aeronautical/Aviation/Aerospace/Ballistics/Avionics
  • Computer Sc and Engineering/Computer Technology/Info Tech / M.Sc Computer Sc
  • Electronics and Telecom/Telecommunication/Electronics and Communication /Satellite Communication
  • Electronics/Opto Electronics/Fiber Optics/Micro Electronics and Microwave
  • Electronics and Instrumentation/Instrumentation
  • Architecture/Building Construction Technology
  • Food Tech/Bio Tech/Bio Medical Engineering
  • Chemical Engineering
  • Metallurgy and Explosives/Metallurgical Engineering
  • Industrial/Manufacturing Engineering/Industrial Engineering and Management/Production

TGC 119 Important Dates

  • Starting Date for Online Registration: 15 November 2013.
  • Last Date for Online Registration: 14 December 2013.

How to Apply for TGC 119

  1. Candidates need to apply through online application form only.
  2. Visit joinindianarmy.nic.in to apply for TGC 119.
  3. There is no need to send the educational documents and application to Indian army.
  4. All instructions are given in the online portal.

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How to become a Lady Officer in Indian Army 2021 – 2022

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Our Armed Forces have started inducting women into the forces since 1992, thus giving the Women an equal and fair chance to be a part of this prestigious institution. This article aims at making all of you especially our lady aspirants familiar with the types of Entry through which they can become an officer in the Indian Army. The commission in which ladies are commissioned in Army is SSC or Short Service Commission, they are trained at OTA Chennai, OTA stands for Officer’s Training Academy. Recently, women are getting permanent commissions in the Indian Army.

The procedure for becoming a lady officer in the army is the same as the followed for the men. The candidates have to clear a written exam CDSE in this case, or there is direct shortlisting on the basis of some cutoff percentage, like in the SSC-Tech and NCC Entries. After getting selected in the initial process i.e. written or getting shortlisted, SSB calls are made. The women are called for SSB(Service Selection Board) at various selection Centers of the Indian Army, and after getting recommended in the SSB, which is gaining a two-stage process where after clearing stage one you are advanced for Stage II, a medical examination is done of successful candidates. The All India Merit List decides the final entry, based on the vacancies.

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Here are the entries through which Women can join Indian Army:

CDSE Entry

Procedure: Written test followed by SSB for qualified candidates of Written Test. Eligibility Criteria: Unmarried female graduates can opt for OTA

Training AcademyAge (at the time of course commencement)QualificationCut-off
OTA (SSC-Non Tech)19-25 yearsGraduation from recognized universityNo cut off

Notification: Notified by UPSC in aegis of CDSE in March/ April and September/October.   Exam: Written Exam is held twice a year, in February/March and September/October.

Technical Entries

  Being a Technical graduate you can join Indian Army through SSC-Tech which is for Short Service Commission Procedure: Directly call for SSB to the candidates who are above cut-off. Eligibility:

CourseAgeQualificationCut-offTraining Academy
SSC-Tech19-25 YearsBE/B.Tech in notified StreamDecided by the army.OTA

Notification: Notified twice a year Dec/Jan and June/July for SSC Tech Women.

NCC Special Entries:

Procedure: Direct SSB calls made to the candidates’ possessing desired qualifications after initial screening of the applications. Eligibility:

EntryAgeQualificationTraining Academy
  NCC SE Women19-25 YearsGraduate with LLB / LLM with 50% Aggregate marks, 2 Yrs. service in NCC Senior Div. Army with minimum ‘B’ Grade in ‘C’ Certificate Exam.OTA Chennai

Notification: Made in April and October.

CDS OTA 2023 Live Classes 2

Judge Advocate Entry:

  Law graduates can apply through this. Procedure: SSB calls made to desired candidates after initial screening of the applications, then SSB call are made.

CourseAgeQualificationTraining Academy
JAG Entry21-27 yearsGraduate with LLB / LLM with 55% marks. Registered with Bar Council of India / StateOTA

Notification: June/July

Army Medical Corps:

  You can join Indian Army as a doctor after completing MBBS, or you can do MBBS from AFMC and get commissioned in Army. There is no SSB Interview for joining the AMC. The rank granted on first appointment in the AMC will be as follows:  

  • Capt (Equivalent rank in Navy and Air Force) – Where candidate is in possession of full Medical Registration certificate.
  • Lt (Equivalent rank in Navy and Air Force) – If the candidate possesses provisional Medical Registration Certificate & has not completed compulsory pre-registration internship.

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How to Join Sainik School

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How to Join Sainik School

The Sainik Schools are a system of schools in India established and managed by the Sainik Schools Society. They were conceived in 1961 by V. K. Krishna Menon, the then Defence Minister of India, to rectify the regional and class imbalance amongst the Officer cadre of the Indian Military, and to prepare students for entry into the National Defence Academy (NDA), Khadakwasla, Pune and Indian Naval Academy. Today there are over 26 such schools covering all the states of the country. The schools come under the purview of respective state governments and Ministry of Defence.

Sainik School Admission Procedure

School Admission is confined to boys in Sixth and Ninth Standard. Admissions to boys are granted on the basis of the merit prepared as per written examination, interview and medical examination. All India Sainik School Entrance Exam is the exam which students have to qualify for getting admissions to Sainik schools. This exam is conducted on the First Sunday of January every year at various centers.

How to Join Sainik School

Structure and Pattern of All India Sainik School Entrance Exam:
For the Class IX students
  • The medium of examination for Class IX is English. However students are allowed to write exam in any of their preferred languages.
Subjects:
  • Mathematics and Science (200+75 marks)
  • English and Social Studies (100+75marks) 
For the Class VI students
Question paper is prepared in English, Hindi and all other recognized regional official languages.
Subjects:
  • Mathematics and Language Ability Test (200 marks)
  • Intelligence Test (100 marks) 
Question paper pattern keep on changing every year. The syllabus for the VI and IX entrance exams is usually based on the NCERT books of V and VIII respectively.
Qualification Criteria for All India Sainik School Entrance Exam
Boys aged between 10 and 11 years are eligible to appear for the entrance exam to VI standard and those aged between 13 and 14 years are eligible for IX standard. The students must have completed their previous years’ education from recognized school to get admission to Sainik School. For SC candidates 15% and for ST candidates 7.5% of total seats are reserved. 25% of seats are reserved for the children of service personnel and ex-servicemen.
Application Procedure for All India Sainik School Entrance Exam
You can obtain prospectus, application form and question papers can be obtained from the Principal of the respective Sainik schools at the residing place of the candidate.  Applicants can also take application forms online from the official website of CBSE. These application forms have to be duly filled and send along with the application fee to the regional office address in New Delhi.
Official Information on All India Sainik School Exam
Address: CBSE – Regional Office, PS 1-2, Institutional Area,
I.P. EXTN., Patparganj, New Delhi – 110 090
Ph No: 91-11-22509252 – 59

List of Sainik Schools In India

  1. Sainik School, Kazhakootam, Thiruvananthapuram (Trivandrum), Kerala
  2. Sainik School Amaravathinagar, Tamil Nadu Established: 16-Jul-1962
  3. Sainik School, Ambikapur, Chhattisgarh Established: 01-Sep-2008
  4. Sainik School, Balachadi, Gujarat Established: 08-Jul-1961
  5. Sainik School Bhubaneswar, Odisha Established: 01-Feb-1962
  6. Sainik School Bijapur, Karnataka Established: 16-Sep-1963
  7. Sainik School Chittorgarh, Rajasthan Established: 07-Aug-1961
  8. Sainik School Ghorakhal, Nainital Uttarakhand Established: 21-Mar-1966
  9. Sainik School Goalpara, Assam Established: 12-Nov-1964
  10. Sainik School Gopalganj, Bihar Established: 12-Oct-2003
  11. Sainik School Imphal, Manipur Established: 07-Oct-1971
  12. Sainik School Kapurthala Punjab Established: 08-Jul-1961
  13. Sainik School Bijapur, Karnataka Established: 08-Jul-1961
  14. Sainik School Korukonda, Andhra Pradesh Established: 18-Jan-1962
  15. Sainik School, Kunjpura, Haryana Established: 03-Jul-1961
  16. Sainik School Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh Established: Jul-1960
  17. Sainik School Nagrota, Jammu & Kashmir Established: 22-Aug-1970
  18. Sainik School Nalanda, Bihar Established: 12-Oct-2003
  19. Sainik School Pungalwa, Nagaland Established: 02-Apr-2007
  20. Sainik School Purulia, West Bengal Established: 29-Jan-1962
  21. Sainik School Rewa, Madhya Pradesh. Established: 20-Jul-1962
  22. Sainik School, Rewari, Haryana Established: 29-Aug-2009
  23. Sainik School Sujanpur Tira, Himachal Pradesh Established: 02-Nov-1978
  24. Sainik School Tilaiya, Tilaiya, Jharkhand Established: 16-Sep-1963
  25. Sainik School Satara, Maharashtra Established: 23-Jun-1961
  26. Sainik School, Sambalpur, Odisha (proposed)

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What is NOTA Right to Reject

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What is NOTA Right to Reject

Friends recently questions are being asked in interviews about NOTA, i.e. none of the above The Supreme Court of India on 27 September 2013 held that citizens have the right to reject all candidates contesting an election. From SSB point of view this is an important issue. Let’s have a look what are the provisions of this right and how it will affect our elections in near future.

Existing Provisions in Representation of People Act

Under the existing provisions of Section 49(O) of the Representation of People Act, a voter who after coming to a polling booth does not want to cast his vote, has to inform the presiding officer of his intention of not voting, who in turn would make an entry in the relevant rule book after taking the signature of the said elector. It violates the concept of secret ballot.
What is NOTA Right to Reject

Initiatives:-The Election Commission of India (ECI) moved the Law Ministry in 2001 for an amendment to the rules to provide for a button in electronic voting machines in order to protect the identity and secrecy of a voter who does not want to vote for any candidate. That was the equivalent of the unmarked ballot paper of the earlier era. The ECI received no response to the proposal for amending the said rule, In 2004, the then Chief Election Commissioner, T.S. Krishnamurthy, reiterated the proposal after christening the button as ‘none of the above’ but, for the first time, clearly articulating that it was to “to enable a voter to reject all the candidates, if he chooses so.” By then, the People’s Union for Civil Liberties (PUCL) an NGO had already moved the Supreme Court in the matter. And in September 2013 The court passed order on a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) filed by PUCL. 

Court judgment and its implementation

  • A bench headed by Chief Justice P Sathasivam while pronouncing the judgment viewed that negative voting would foster purity and vibrancy of elections .
  • It also ensures wide participation as people who are not satisfied with the candidates in the fray would also turn up to express their opinion rejecting contestants.
  • After that Election Commission of India Approved None of the Above Option in EVMs and Ballot Papers. The NOTA option was made mandatory by the Supreme Court of India on 27 September 2013 and gave the direction to the Election Commission of India to provide none of the above options at the end of the list of candidates contesting an election in a constituency.
  • The Election Commission of India on 28 October 2013 clarified that if the number of electors who had utilized the NOTA (None of the above candidates) option in the EVM or Ballot paper exceeded the votes polled by any of the candidates, the candidate with the highest number of votes would be declared winner. 
Objectives
  • Sole objective of giving the voter a wider choice.
  • Democracy is all about choices. So, voters will be empowered by this right of negative voting.
  • Negative voting will send a clear signal to political parties and candidates as to what the voters think about them.
  • The concept of negative voting is prevalent in 13 countries. Even in India parliamentarians are given an option to press the button for abstaining while voting takes place in the Parliament.
  • The right to reject candidates in elections is part of fundamental right given by the Constitution in article 19 (freedom of speech and expression). 
Effects
  • Presently, it will only enable a voter not to vote in favour of any candidate. So the votes recorded against this button will have the same effect as the ‘invalid’ votes of the ballot paper time and would have no role in determining the winner.
  • With EVMs, the ‘invalid vote’ category got eliminated as mistakes like wrong marking and multiple marking became a thing of the past. Now, with this button that column will come back to life.
  • it as it may increase voter turnout, an aspect which the Supreme Court judges also pointed out.
  • it will make parties more responsible, which will nominate better candidates. The judges themselves pointed out that it can widen participation and curb impersonation.
Future
From here the next logical step will be one of raising the status of the button to that of “negative vote” with consequences, in other words a vote for ‘rejection’ of all candidates, instead of its current status of merely being “no vote or negative vote. It will indeed compel the political parties to nominate a sound candidate, if parties keep imposing tainted candidates on voters or, while selecting candidates, regardless their performance or integrity, the voter can hit back with NOTA. A time will come with demands for fresh election with a fresh set of candidates if, in the first election, NOTA scores the highest votes.

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SSC 13 Tech Women SSB Interview Date

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SSC 13 Tech Women SSB Interview Date
Allotment centre and SSB interview dates of SSCW 13 technical course for Women is published by the official website of Indian army. Candidates who are eligible and applied successful for SSC 13th tech can check their allotted centre and SSB dates. SSC 13th tech SSB interviews are being conducted at Allahabad, Bhopal and Bangalore.

SSCW 13 Tech Allotment Centre Details

Allahabad: 2243
Bhopal: 1438
Bangalore: 931 
SSC 13 Tech Women SSB Interview Date

Cut off marks for SSCW 13th Tech

Cut Off % 1st To 6th Semester is 70% & Above

Permanent Body Tattoos Rules

Permanent body tattoos are only permitted on inner face of forearm i.e. from inside of elbow to the wrist and on the reverse side of palm/ back (dorsal) side of hand. Permanent body tattoos on any other part of the body are not acceptable and candidates will be barred from further selection. Tribes with tattoos marks on the face or body as per their existing custom and traditions will be permitted on a case to case basis.

Eligibility of SSCW 13 Tech

Candidates as per notified streams in the notification for SSCW-13th Tech will only be eligible / accepted. Candidates claiming equivalency of streams with the notified streams will be permitted to attend SSB only on production of equivalency certificate from the AICTE.  Candidates with Graduation Degree of a foreign university are also eligible provided they should submit an Equivalency Certificate from Association of Indian Universities (AIU) stating that his qualification is equated with the Degree in corresponding field of an Indian University.

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Territorial Army India Notification 2014

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Territorial Army Indian Notification 2014

Indian army official website indianarmy.nic.in has recently published the notification of Territorial Army for 2014 batch. Aspirants those who were waiting for the TA notification can apply for it now. You can find more details regarding Territorial army eligibility, how to apply and important dates below.

Territorial Army Indian Notification 2014

Territorial Army India Notification

Applications are invited from gainfully employed young men for an opportunity of donning the uniform and serving the nation. Territorial Army Officers,based on the concept of enabling motivated young men to serve in a military environment without having to sacrifice their primary professions.
You can serve the nation in two capacities – as a civilian and as a soldier. No other option allows you such an expanse of experiences.
Date of written Exam: 09 Feb 2014

Territorial Army 2014 Eligibility Conditions

  • Only male citizens of India and Ex-service officers who are medically fit.
  • Age – 18 to 42 years as on 31Dec 2013.
  • Qualification- Graduate from any recognized university.
  • Employment-Gainfully Employed in Central Govt/Semi Govt/ Pvt Firm/ Own business/Self Employed.
  • Note : Serving Employees of Polices/Para Military Forces are not eligible.

Territorial Army 2014 Syllabus 

  • Part 1 – Short Essay.
  • Part 2 – Objective type question on General Awareness : Includes Issues related to Political /Economical affairs, International Situation and Sports.

How to Apply for Territorial Army 2014

All desirous civilian candidates can obtain APPLICATION FORM, from EMPLOYMENT NEWSPAPER or download from www.indianarmy.gov.in and send it along with self addressed stamped envelope of 28 x12 cms size, two passport size photographs and postal stamps worth Rs.12/- (Rs. 25/- for J&K) affixed on envelop to their respective TA Group Headquarters as per the area.

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Selection Procedure of Territorial Army 2014

 Civilian Candidates
  • Candidates whose applications forms are found correct will be called for screening, by a Preliminary Interview Board (PIB), at their respective TA Group Headquarters.
  • Candidates selected by PIB should provide brief BIO-DATA to include details about their employment with monthly income from all sources  at the time of documentation immediately after PIB.
  • Successful candidates will further undergo a Service Selection Board (SSB) and Medical Board for final selection.

NOTE: Candidate who passed written test of PIB are required to bring the following attested documents at the time of interview:

  • Certified copy of educational qualification certificates, all certificates and mark sheets beyond matric.
  • Latest physical fitness certificate from a registered MBBS Doctor.
  • Service certificate by candidates employed in Central Govt / Union Territory / State Govt / Semi Govt / Private Sector Authenticated by Head Office.
  • Self Employed candidates or having own Business are required to submit an Affidavit on Non-Judicial stamp paper value of Rs. 10/- duly attested by the Deputy Commissioner of the District / Gazetted Officer / Commissioned Officer stating nature of self-employment and income earned annually with the attested photocopy of the latest Income Tax Return filed by the applicant along with photocopy of the PAN Card.
  • Incomplete application will be rejected without intimation
For Ex Service Officers Only
  • Ex Service Officers of three services as a candidate should send their application alongwith enclosures as mentioned in application form direct to Addl Directorate General TA, Integrated HQ of MoD (Army), ‘L’ Block, New Delhi-01.
  • The candidates are screened by an Army HQ Selection Board (ASB) held at Addl Dte Gen TA, GS Branch, ‘L’ Block, Church Road, New Delhi which is followed by a Medical Board at New Delhi for successful candidates.

Read Official Notification of Territorial Army 2014
Territorial Army Application form 

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Top 10 Tips for SSB Interview

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Job interviews are particularly tense, especially if the interview is for a dream which you have been building for a long long time. SSB is one such interview process. Since Armed Forces are one of the hottest career options amongst the youth of India so SSB Interviews have a lot of hopes, expectations, and heartbreaks associated with them. Armed forces have such a charm that we want to crack SSB and be a part of this dignified and glorified family at all costs. While some of us join the coaching’s, the rest of us spend day and night thinking and researching about how to pass this exam i.e. SSB of course.

A lot have been said and many tips have been given by a huge number of experts on passing SSB. I would like to give you just top ten tips on how to crack SSB and be success:  

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  1. Know yourself: Identify the real you, find out your own strengths and weakness, likes, dislikes, positive and negative points about yourself and what are you doing to turn the negatives into the positives. This process will need a real thought and good amount of time with a fair thought process.
  2. Brush up your knowledge: Be it about the current affairs or about your own subject (especially technical entries) brush up your knowledge about the world around you. This will include being updated on your family member’s jobs, positives, negatives as well.
  3. Find the reason why you want to join: The reasons must be real, valid and true. Don’t borrow others reasons. Give the honest and real answer when asked about why you want to come to the forces.
  4. Bring the changes deep down: Merely faking a good personality won’t bag you anything. Cultivate the officer like qualities from within; adapt them naturally in you instead of wearing them over. This will help you throughout your life whether you come to the forces or any job you land in.
  5. Heartbreaks are a strict no-no: Getting disheartened on your previous failures will only bring bad memories, learn from previous failed attempts at SSB. When you are not recommended it shouldn’t break your heart, everybody is good at something, try again and learn from previous experience. Girte hain shehsawar hi maidaane jung mein!
  6. Improve your communication skills: Communication skills help you a lot in SSB. Develop them by communicating and mixing within family and society.
  7. Be yourself: Mold your personality such that you have the OLQ’s inbuilt and cultivated, like adapting good habits of exercising and having a positive though process, so you don’t have to fake out anything in SSB. Be genuine in SSB and speak the truth.
  8. Difference between confidence and overconfidence: A lot of us are not able to judge the thin line between confidence and overconfidence. While it is important to be confident in SSB, because it’ll give you a strong personality, being over confident is uncalled for. You appear a boaster and rude when you are overconfident.
  9. Build strong but polite opinions: When you are asked about what’s going on in the world or about any social problem in GD or Interview, they are not interested in facts and figures, they really want your opinion backed up by facts. So have strong and firm opinions, but be polite enough to present them.
  10. Never say die: This is a quality of a real soldier, whenever you are struck in anything be it GT, Interview or anything else, never give up, keep trying and trying. Your will to fight matters more than win!

The golden tip at the end is that don’t nervous at all anytime. SSB’s are real fun, you’ll remember those 5-6 days your entire life so live them up, enjoy without taking tension. Being calm is the first step towards success!  

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Indian Navy Executive and Technical Branch Notification Jul 2014 Batch

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Indian Navy Executive and Technical Branch Notification Jul 2014 Batch

Indian Navy has published the notification of Executive and Technical Branch  for July 2014 batch. Applications are invited from unmarried Men/Women candidates for grant of Short Service Commission in Executive Branch (General Services/Hydro Cadre/IT/Naval Architecture) and Technical Branches of the Indian Navy for Jul 2014 Course at Indian Naval Academy (INA) Ezhimala, Kerala.

Indian Navy Executive and Technical Branch Notification Jul 2014 Batch

Eligibility for Indian Navy Executive and Technical Branch 2014

Age Limit

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Educational Qualifications
Completed BE/B. Tech Degree with minimum 65% marks in aggregate from a recognised university in one of the following specified streams

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Note:

  • Candidates who are educationally eligible for more than one Branch/Cadre should fill up (apply only one Application Form) and mention his priority in the Form.
  • Candidates not qualified or appearing in final exam are not eligible to apply.
  • Technical branch candidates as mentioned above at Ser. No. (a) & (b) can also be allotted Air Technical Specilisation/appointed as Air Technical Officers by IHQ MoD(Navy).

How To Apply for Executive and Technical Branch Jul 2014 Batch

  • Candidates are to submit ‘e-application’ (Online) for this entry. The candidates desirous of applying can do so from 11 Nov 13. The online application registration will cease on 29 Nov 13.

Filling up of Indian Navy e-application

Visit www.nausena-bharti.nic.in and proceed as follows:-
  1. Click on the ‘Officer Entry’ button under the option ‘Apply Online’ on the Home Page.
  2. Fill the online registration form. Tips to assist in filling up fields have been provided as you highlight each field.
  3. Before clicking the Submit button it should be checked whether all the details entered in the form is correct as you will not be able to make any corrections after saving the record.
  4. After successful submission of the Application form candidates are to read the instructions on conduct of SSB and also print the Application form with the system generated application number from the download section on the status bar.
  5. Print two copies of the online Application Form having the system generated Application Number. One copy of this Application Form is to be duly signed and mailed (posted) to Post Box No. 04, Nirman Bhawan, New Delhi – 110 011 along with the following documents:- Self attested photograph, Attested photo copies of 10th &12th class certificates along with Mark Sheets, other educational certificates and mark sheets of all semester/years. Second copy of the Application form is to be retained by the candidate for record. Applications to be sent by ordinary post only. Speed Post, Courier and Registered Post will not be accepted.
  6. A superscription is to be made on envelope : ONLINE APPLICATION NO. __________ APPLICATION FOR SSC GS(X)(IT/NA)/HYDRO CADRE/TECHNICAL BRANCH (E/L/SM) – JUL 2014 COURSE Qualification _____Percentage _____%.NCC ‘C’ Yes/No. Application and requisite enclosures must be properly tagged/stapled, IHQ MoD(Navy) will not be responsible for loss of enclosures, if sent loose.

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Lakshya Toh Har Hal Me Pana Hai Lyrics and Video

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Lakshya Toh Har Hal Me Pana Hai is an awesome motivational song for Indian defence aspirants, this song is from the movie Lakshya. Lakshya Toh Har Hal Me Pana Hai is written by Javed Akhtar. Below you can find the video of this song to charge yourself.

Han yahee rasta hai teraa, tune abb jana hai… (2)
Han yahee sapana hai teraa, tune pehchana hai

Han yahee rasta hai teraa, tune abb jana hai
Han yahee sapana hai teraa, tune pehchana hai
Tujhe abb yeh dikhana hai
Roke tujhko aandhiya, ya jamin aur aasman
Payega jo lakshya hai teraa
Lakshya toh har hal me pana hai

Mushkil koi aa jaye toh, parbat koi takraye toh
Takat koi dikhlaye toh, tufan koi mandlaye toh
Mushkil koi aa jaye toh, parbat koi takraye toh
Barse chahe ambar se aag, lipte chahe pairo se lakh… (2)
Payega jo lakshya hai teraa
Lakshya toh har hal me pana hai

Himmat se jo koi chale, dharatee hille kadmo tale
Kya dureeya kya fasle, manjil lage aake gale
Himmat se jo koi chale, dharatee hille kadmo tale
Tu chal yuhi abb sub-o-sham, rukna, jhukna nahee teraa kam… (2)
Payega jo lakshya hai teraa
Lakshya toh har hal me pana hai

Han yahee rasta hai teraa, tune abb jana hai
Han yahee sapana hai teraa, tune pehchana hai
Tujhe abb yeh dikhana hai

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Golden Tips for Word Association Test

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Golden tips of WAT word association test

WAT stands for word association test and it’s the 2nd Psychological test. This test contains 60 different words. Each word is shown through slides for 15 seconds which focuses mainly on candidate’s personality and practice. Candidates are supposed to make out positive sentences on each word shown in the slide. Candidate’s performance depends mainly on “personality” and practice. The time limit for this test is short so a candidate has a very little time to think which drives out the personality of a candidate in the test.

Golden tips to tackle WAT test

  • WAT helps psychologist to understand the real behaviour of the candidate under pressure.
  • WAT totally depends on how you react to words in your real life.
  • A better introspection will help you to know your real personality, your interests, your fears and your weaknesses. By knowing your weaknesses one can work on that and can change them in one’s strengths. It will help you in changing the image of a word in your mind {explained later}.
  • First of all look at the words carefully as it will be shown only for 15 seconds. If you’ll miss even a single word, you’ll miss the whole sequence.
  • As you’ll see the word your mind will form an idea, now it depends on your personality to make a positive idea or a negative idea.
  • Then write a sentence on the idea you have formed. Make sure your writing is legible.
  • There are no negative words, if you’ll look them with a positive approach. Words will work in your favour automatically.
  • Try to practice WAT at your home and make some response sheets. You’ll see the response will automatically will get better and better.
  • You must write at least 6-7 officers like qualities in 60 sentences.
  • Do not use too many sentence on defence forces.
  • Don’t write simple observations
  • Don’t write idioms, phrases, quotations, universal truths. They show lack of original thoughts.
  • Don’t use the word “I or Me” much.
  • Write sentences from human point of view.
Golden Tips for Word Association Test

How to write a positive sentence from a negative word

  • When your reaction to a negative word is positive, it will be easy for you to make a sentence from the word.
  • Form a positive idea from a negative word shown in the slide.
For example– DIE: – Now when we hear die, an image of death comes to our mind. It is natural but a little practice will help you to change the image out of your mind.
Sentence– Indian people are diehard fans of cricket.
Or 
Sentence-With Agni- V, Indian security system becomes a deadly combination.
  • Do not use readymade sentence. This will break the pattern of loop created by psychologist.
  • Practice writing negative words, it will help you in changing the image of those words in your mind.

Examples Of Some WAT

  1. Sacrifice- A person with morals never sacrifice with his principles.
  2. Defeat – A winner defeat his weakness.
  3. Danger- Indian defence is always ready for dangerous situations.
  4. Risk- A winner always ready to take calculated risk.
  5. Worry- A fighter never worries about failures.
  6. War- Indian war of independence got tremendous support.
  7. Problem-Proper planning lead to a easy solution of the problem.
  8. Failure-failures are the foundation of success.
  9. Challange-challanges increase the abilities.
  10. Difficult-difficulties are solved by patience.
  11. Fear- winners bravely face his fear.
  12. Aggressive- A leader patiently deals with his team.
  13. Confusion-leaders have a clear vision.
  14. Weapon- weapon is used for protection.
  15. Hijack- commandos are trained for hijack.
From the examples, you can understand how to change the image of the word in your mind and if you’re able to change the image of negative words from your mind, then you’ll be able to tackle your WAT test easily.
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