AFCAT Result 2015 : Good news for each one of those candidates who have attended AFCAT 1 2015 Examination which is effectively held on 22nd February, 2015. AFCAT Result 2015 declared soon on its career website. Expected date of AFCAT first Result 2015 is between first and second week of April, 2015. Candidates can get their outcome of AFCAT result 2015 on IAF official site at careerairforce.nic.in
UPDATE: AFCAT Result 2015 which was initially published on 29th March 2015 was removed from the IAF official site. Soon IAF is going to publish AFCAT 2015 Results. Indian air force has published the AFCAT result 2015 today. AFCAT 1 2015 result of Indian Air Force  AFCAT 2015 Result 2015 is published on careerairforce.nic.in . Check most result data with respect to AFCAT 1 2015 Result here. AFCAT Result 2015 will be announced and accessible online in from first week of April 2015.
Indian Air Force Common Admission Test is known as its short name by AFCAT. Consistently AFCAT conducted two time in a year. Once in the month of February and another is conducted in August. Same this year AFCAT 1st Examination was held successfully on 22nd February 2015, Air force Selection Board Conducted this examination for selection of the eligible candidates in flying, technical branch and GDOC branch.
AFCAT Result 2015 February Exam
Every year lakh of applicants showed up in this exam and out of them qualified hopefuls chose for the Indian Air-Force. This time also in 2015, enormous number of candidates showed up in AFCAT 1 Examination, and now they are enthusiastically holding up AFCAT 1 Result 2015. Result will be pronounced second week of March.
Candidates who are were attended AFCAT 1 2015 Feb. Exam 2015, now searching for AFCAT Result 2015 are prompted that they can check the careerairforce.nic.in site on the general premise to get your afcat result. The pertinent candidates must notice that the Indian Air Force will announce Air Force Common Admission Test 2015 Results and Cutoff Marks in March 2015 on its career website. We are issuing a few points which help to get to your result in brief time.
How to Check AFCAT 2015 Result
Go to career website of IAF careerairforce.nic.in
Enter your login details generated while applying for AFCAT 1 2015.
Click on AFCAT 2015 Result.
Check your marks scored in AFCAT 1 2015 and EKT Exam 2015.
AFCAT Exam marks and EKT Exam marks will be shown on your screen.
Then you can select your AFSB centre and AFSB interview date.
Candidates get their AFCAT 2015 Results from the career website of Indian Air Force. For more information on the same visit official site and same on this page. You can get your AFCAT 2015 results from here too.
As we have already informed before Indian army telling us the TGC 121 Official Cut Off Marks is 70%. Yes, TGC 121 cut off mark is up to 70% till 6th semester, which says, candidates who have got up to 70% aggregate till their 6th semester are eligible for TGC 121 SSB Interview. You are required to calculate till pre-final semester marks and do not consider final year marks while calculating your percentage for TGC 121.
TGC 121 Official Cut Off Marks
As per the online SSB interview call letter for TGC 121 which candidates have already started receiving, clearly mentions that the TGC 121 official cut off marks is 70% till 6th semester.
Statement:Â TGC 121 Official Cut Off Marks
Only those candidates are eligible who have secured 70 % and above upto 6th semester in (Your Branch Name) streams. In case your cumulative % age of marks till 6th semester is below 70 % then you are not eligible for this course.
Candidates should have passed Engineering Degree or appeared in the final year examination of engineering course. Candidates studying in final year or engineering must complete all the formalities including viva voce etc for award of qualifying BE/B.Tech degree before commencement of course i.e. 01 Jul 15 and should be able to produce the Engineering Degree within 12 weeks from the date of commencement of training at IMA failing which their candidature is liable to be cancelled.
Screenshot:Â TGC 121 Official Cut Off Marks
Candidates who are having more than 70% till 6th semester but still missing their name in the TGC 121 centre allotment list, are suggest to contact the official branch of Indian army for more clarification.
Many a times we have emphasized the importance of picture perception and discussion test (PPDT) in the screening process of the SSB interview. Today we will try to make the procedure more coherent so that no doubts remain in your mind. Earlier there was no picture perception and discussion test in the Selection Procedure but due a spurt in the number candidates appearing for SSB, this method was adopted to choose suitable candidates for further testing.
Picture Perception And Discussion Test METHOD
PART ONE
You are shown a hazy picture on the projector screen for 30 seconds. You are required to note down the number of characters, their age, gender and mood and then write a story revolving them in the next 3 minutes in a sheet of paper. The sheet of paper is taken from you after the completion of 3 minutes. This test is similar to the TAT of psychological testing. You must frame a story with a suitable past, appropriate present and logical end. Your story should revolve around the HERO of the story who uses the resources available with him to solve the problem in the picture.
PART TWO
You are then divided into groups of 8-15 (depending upon the strength) and made to sit in a semi circle. The GTO, Psychologist and Interviewing Officer are present there. You are given back your sheet for a few seconds so that you recall the story which you wrote. Then you are required to narrate your individual story to the group one by one. Once the last member of the group finishes his narration, a group discussion starts within the group members to form a common story of the group. This is one of the trickiest parts of the whole picture perception and discussion test procedure.
Picture Perception And Discussion Test POINTS TO REMEMBER
As far as writing the story is concerned, make a robust and meaningful story which revolves around a hero who exhibits leadership qualities.
Be very quick in writing the story as you get only 3-3.5 minutes. However, if you cannot complete your story, need not worry as there are no negative marks for it.
You will get a tea break after the first part; utilize that break to prepare your narration. A coherent and crisp narration will fetch you good points in the Group Discussion.
Do not look at the assessors during the narration or the GD. Confidently put your points forward to everybody in the group.
Try to initiate the Group Discussion, but if you cannot, make sure that you are amongst the first 3-4 speakers.
Do not speak for the heck of it; put constructive ideas which will help the group in coming close to the group solution.
If you are not getting a point to speak, support the group member who has a relevant point.
Listening is as important as speaking. Listen to the group members’ point of view as well.
Maintain a gentlemanly disposition and do not commit the blunder of becoming aggressive and getting into an altercation with your group members.
Be polite and if you think you have spoken enough, give chance to the other members of your group.
Whatever you do, always keep in mind that you are a team player and not a selfish individual.
I hope you have gained some insight about the picture perception and discussion test procedure through this article. For any queries, you can contact me on [email protected]. Keep visiting ssbcrack, JAI HIND
All recommended candidates who have cleared the SSB interview to join the Indian navy have to go through full medical examination conducted by Indian navy at closest Service Hospitals. The medicinal examination method for competitors is as follow
Indian Navy Medical Examination For Recommended Candidates
Special Medical Board(SMB): Special Medical Board (SMB) of officer applicants will be held at assigned healing facilities over term of five to six days. Candidate will be announced Fit/Temporary Unfit or Permanent Unfit. Candidate proclaimed Temporary Unfit are to report back to the healing facility for examination after the predefined time. Candidate who still don’t qualify will be proclaimed Permanent Unfit.
Appeal Medical Board (AMB): Candidates who are announced Permanent Unfit by Special Medical Board are qualified for Appeal Medical Board after depositing a sum of Rs. 40/ in the Government Treasury. No expenses will be charged from Temporarily Unfit candidates. Unfit candidates gets a maximum of 42 days to report for AMB at assigned Command Hospital. Applicants proclaimed unfit by Appeal Medical Board are qualified to claim for Review Medical Board.
Review Medical Board (RMB): The President of Appeal Medical Board will suggest the hopeful, the reason of his/ her unfitness through a pamphlet and guide him/ her for Review Medical Board. Nonetheless, he will disclose to the hopeful that holding of the Review Medical Board is at the watchfulness of DGMS(Navy) and DGAFMS in light of the benefits of the case and it is not his/her privilege. RMBs are led at Army Research & Referral Hospital Delhi and Armed Force Medical College Pune.
Height Required for Indian Navy : The ideal stature for a hopeful of 18 years old is 157 cm for guys and 152 cm for females.
Anthropometric Measurement : The worthy anthropometric standard for aeronautics sections i.e Short Service Commission(Aviation & Observer) passage for male is as follows:Â
Least Height-Â 162.5 cm
Sitting Height- Minimum 81.5 cm, Maximum 96.0 cm
Leg Length– Minimum 99.0 cm,Maximum Â120.0 cm
Thigh Length-Â Maximum 64.0
Indian Navy Medical Examination – Visual Standards for Officer’s Entry
EXECUTIVE BRANCH
CRITERIA
NDA/ 10+2 INA/ AVIATION(OBSERVER/ PILOT)
GSES/ NCC(Spl)/ SCC(GSX) HYDRO
NAIC
LAW/ LOGO/ EDU
ATC
Uncorrected Vision
6/6,6/9
6/12,6/12
6/60,6/60
6/60,6/60
6/9,6/9
Corrected Vision
6/6,6/6
6/6,6/6
6/6,6/12
6/6,6/12
6/6,6/6
Limits of Myopia
-.75
-1.5
-3.5
-3.5
-0.75
Limits of Hypermetropia
+1.5
+1.5
+3.5
+3.5
+3.0
Limits of Colour Perception
I
I
II
III
II
Binocular Vision
III
III
III
II
III
VISUAL STANDARDS -OFFICER’S ENTRY
TECHNICAL BRANCH
CRITERIA
COMMON ENTRY 10+2 (INAC)
GRADUATE ENTRY (UNIV/ SSC)
NAVAL CONSTRUCTOR/ ARCHITECT
Uncorrected Vision without glasses
6/6,6/9
6/24,6/24
6/60,6/60
Corrected Vision with glasses
6/6,6/6
6/6,6/6
6/12,6/12
Limits of Myopia
-.75
-3.5
-3.5
Limits of Hypermetropia
+1.5
+3.5
+3.5
Binocular Vision
III
III
III
Limits of Colour Perception
I
II
II
Indian Navy Visual Standards
Keratorefactory surgery (LASIK) may be allowed for short service commission intake of officer in the followings categories:
Observer Entry
ATC Entry
NAI
Law
Logistics
Education
Graduate Entry Technical
Naval Constructor /Architect
Indian Navy LASIK Surgery Conditions
Surgery should not have been carried out before 20 yrs of age
Uncomplicated surgery at least 12 months before examination
Axial length <25.0 mm by IOL Master or A scan
Post LASIK corneal thickness measured by Pachymeter should not be less than 450 microns
Individuals with high refractive errors (>6D) prior to LASIK are to be excluded
Normal retinal examination
Indian Navy Physical Standards for Officers
These standards are laid down to assess the fitness of a candidate for selection to the Navy. The candidate must be in good physical and mental health and free from any defect likely to interfere with the efficient performance of duties both ashore and afloat under peace as well as war conditions in any part of the world.
During the inspection of candidates the following principal points are to be ensured :
The hearing is good and that there is no sign of any disease of ear, nose or throat.
Vision in either eye is up to the required standard. His/her eyes are bright, clear and with no obvious squint or abnormality. Movements of eye balls should be full and free in all directions.
Speech is without impediment.
There is no glandular swelling.
Chest is well formed and that his/her heart and lungs are sound.
Limbs of the candidates are well formed and fully developed.
There is free and perfect action of all the joints.
There is no evidence of hernia of any degree or form.
Feet and toes are well formed.
Absence of any congenital malformation or defects.
He/she does not bear traces of previous acute or chronic disease pointing to an impaired constitution.
Presence of sufficient number of sound teeth for efficient mastication.
Absence of any disease of the Genito- Urinary tract.
Indian Navy Tattoo Rule
Permanent body tattoos are only permitted on inner face of the forearms i.e. from inside of elbow to the wrist and the reverse side of palm/back(dorsal) part of the hand. Permanent body tattoos on any other part of the body are not acceptable and candidates will be barred from further selection.
Hope this information would help you during medical examination for Indian navy. If you have any questions, do put them in the comment section below.
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In this post we are talking about the basic structure of the Indian army, also, what is the field formation and structure with which Indian army works during war and peace. This information is helpful for the army lovers and aspirants. The armed force has a quality of around a million troops and fields 34 Divisions inside 13 Corps. Its home office is spotted in the Indian capital New Delhi and it is under the general charge of the Chief of Army Staff (COAS), right now General Dalbir Singh Suhag. At first, the armed force’s fundamental target was to shield the country’s boondocks. On the other hand, through the years, the armed force has likewise taken up the obligation of giving inner security, particularly in extremist hit Kashmir and the Northeast. As of late it has been proposed to upgrade the quality of the armed force by more than 90,000 to counter the expanding vicinity of Chinese troops along the LAC.
Basic Structure of The Indian Army
Commands
The army works 6 operational commands and 1 training command. Every command is going by General Officer Commanding-in-Chief with the rank of Lieutenant General. Every command is specifically associated to the Army HQ in New Delhi. There is additionally the Army Training Commanded shortened as ARTRAC. The staff in every Command HQ is going by Chief of Staff (COS) who is likewise an officer of Lieutenant General rank. Other than these, army officers may head tri-administration commands, for example, the Strategic Forces Command, Integrated Defense Staff (IDS) and the Andaman and Nicobar Command.
Corps
Each Corps is commanded by a GOC(Corps Commander) in the rank of Lieutenant General. It is composed of 3-4 Divisions.
Division
Each Division is headed by GOC(Division Commander) in the rank of Major General. It usually consists of 3 to 4 Brigades. Currently, the Indian Army has 37 Divisions including; 4 RAPID’s (Re-organised Army Plains Infantry Division), 18 Infantry Divisions, 10 Mountain Divisions, 3 Armoured Divisions and 2 Artillery Divisions.
Brigade
A Brigade for the most part comprises of around 3,000 battle troops with supporting components. An Infantry Brigade more often than not has 3 Infantry Battalions alongside different Support Elements. It is directed by a detachment authority who is a Brigadier, equal to a Brigadier General in a few armed forces. Notwithstanding the Brigades in different Army Divisions, the Indian Army additionally has 5 Independent Armored Brigades, 15 Independent Artillery Brigades, 7 Independent Infantry Brigades, 1 Independent Parachute Brigade,3 Independent Air Defense Brigades, 2 Independent Air Defense Groups and 4 Independent Engineer Brigades. These Independent Brigades work specifically under the Corps Commander (GOC Corps).
Battalion
Composed of four rifle companies. Commanded by a battalion commander who is a Colonel and is the Infantry’s main fighting unit. Every infantry battalion also possesses one Ghatak Platoon.
Company
Composed of three platoons. Commanded by a Company Commander who is a Major or Lieutenant-Colonel.
Platoon
Composed of three sections. Commanded by a Platoon Commander who is a JCO.
Section
Smallest military outfit with a strength of 10 personnel. Commanded by a Section Commander of the rank of Havaldar.
Hope this information would help you to understand the Basic Structure of The Indian Army.
Since long many candidates who are interested to join Indian army are confused with the minimum height required to join the Indian army, in this article we are simply covering whether or not you are eligible for Indian army with your current height, in simple words, what is the minimum height required to join Indian army as an officer and to join as a soldier.
Minimum Height Required To Join Indian Army As an Officer
Many defence aspirants want to know the height and weight required to join the Indian army, air force and navy. In this article we will discuss about the minimum height required to join the Indian armed forces as an officer.
Minimum height shall not be less than the minimum height prescribed by the RPWD Act — 2016 (as amended from time to time). The requirement of minimum height is service-specific and should be intimated by the administrative authorities as the case may be. In any case, it cannot be less than the height described in RPWD Act-2016 as amended from time to time). The present guidelines are as under:-
Minimum Height for Male To Join The Indian Army
The minimum height required for entry into the Armed Forces for male cadets is 157 cm or as decided by the respective recruiting agency. Gorkhas and candidates belonging to Hills of North Eastern region of India. Garhwal and Kumaon will be accepted a minimum height of 152 cm. An allowance for growth of 02 cm be made for candidates below 18 yrs at the time of examination. The minimum height requirement for the Flying Branch is 163 cm. Other anthropometric standards like sitting height, leg length and thigh length are required by the Flying Branch.
Minimum Height for Female To Join The Indian Army
The minimum height required for entry into the Armed Forces for female cadets is 152 cm. Gorkhas and candidates belonging to Hills of North Eastern region of India Gharwal and Kumaon will be accepted with a minimum height of 148 cm. An allowance for growth of 02 cm will be made for candidates below 18 yrs at the time of examination. The minimum height requirement for the Flying Branch is 163 cm. Flying Branch also requires other anthropometric standards like sitting height, leg length and thigh length.
The minimum acceptable height for male candidates is 157.5 cms. (157 cms for Navy and 162.5 cms for Air Force). For Women candidates minimum acceptable height is 152 cms. For Gorkhas and individuals belonging to hills of North-Eastern region of India, Garhwali and Kumaon, the Minimum acceptable height will be 5 cms less. In case of candidates from Lakshadweep, the minimum acceptable height can be reduced by 2 cms. However, minimum height for all entries is 148 cm after all types of waivers/dispensations. Otherwise the candidate shall be considered a dwarf.
Height and Weight Ratio for Indian Armed Forces
Weight for height charts given in this manual will be the standard for all categories of personnel. These charts have been based on the BMI. The charts specify the minimum acceptable weight that candidates of a particular height must have. Weights below the minimum specified will not be acceptable in any case.
Minimum Height Required To Join Indian Army As JCO and Other Ranks
The entire country has been divided into six regions namely; Western Plains Region, Eastern Plains Region, Central Region, Southern Region, Western Himalayan Region and Eastern Himalayan Region. The minimum physical standards for the various regions are as follows:
Regions
States
Height (Cms)
Chest(Cms)
Wt(Kgs)
Sol GD & Tdn
Sol Tech/ NA
Clk/SKT
Western HimalayanRegion
Jammu & Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Punjab Hills (Area South and West of the Inter State Border between Himachal Pradesh and Punjab and North and East of Road Mukerian, Hoshiarpur, Garh Shankar, Ropar and Chandigarh), Garhwal and Kumaon (Uttrakhand)
166
163
162
77
48
EasternHimalayan Region
Sikkim, Nagaland, Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Tripura, Mizoram, Meghalaya, Assam and Hill Region of West Bengal (Gangtok, Darjeeling and Kalimpong Districts)
160
157
160
77
48
Western Plains Region
Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh,Delhi, Rajasthan and WesternUttar Pradesh (Meerut and Agra Division)
170
170
162
77
50
Eastern Plains Region
Eastern Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, West Bengal, Jharkhand and Orissa
169
169
162
77
50
Central Region
Madhya Pradesh, Chattisgarh, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Dadar, Nagar Haveli, Daman and Diu
* Dispensation in chest measurement of 01 cm has been granted for Sol Tech cat in the Central Region.
SPECIAL PHYSICAL STANDARDS
Minimum physical standards as given below will apply to the followings:-
Height(Cms)
Chest(Cms)
Weight(Kgs)
(a)
Ladakhi
157
77
50
(b)
Gorkhas both Nepalese and Indian
160
77
48
(c)
Candidates from Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Lakshadweep Group including Minicoy:-
(i) Settlers
165
77
50
(ii) Locals
155
77
50
(d)
Tribals of recognized tribal areas
162
77
48
(e)
The Brigade of Guards
173
77
50
(f)
Medium Artillery
170
77
50
(g)
Corps of Military Police
173
77
50
*(h)
Clk (SD)/SKT
162
77
50
(j)
RT JCO
160
77
50
(k)
Soldier Tradesmen
Minimum physical standards of the regions given above, minus 1 Cm chest and 2 Kg weight. Ht criteria would be at par with Sol GD as relevant to the region.
As applicable to soldier General Duty for various regions.
Note :- * Regional physical standards lower than the standards laid down in Para 2(h) above will be applicable to clerical candidates belonging to those region.
RELAXATIONS IN PHYSICAL STANDARDS
The following categories will be permitted relaxations in physical standards as mentioned against each:-
Height(Cms)
Chest(Cms)
Weight(Kgs)
(a)
SOS, SOEX, SOWW and Widow of Ex-Servicemen Adopted Son/Son-in-Law of a War Widow, if she has no son and including a legally adopted son of serving Sol/Ex-Servicemen
2
1
2
(b)
Outstanding Sportsmen (National/ State & those who represented District / College / School in State / University / Board Championship & earned 1st/2nd position)
2
3
5
(c)
For candidates belonging to chronically poor areas and those desirous of joining overage categories who are from families engaged in traditional profession. This relaxation may be given at the discretion of DDG Rtg (States) or Centre Commandants
NIL
NIL
2
Hope this will clear the doubts on minimum height required to join Indian army as an officer and other ranks. If you have any doubt regarding the physical standards required for Indian army, do write it in the comment section below. All the best.
Ever thought of becoming the Indian navy pilot landing high speed fighter jets on aircraft carriers? This video will show you how to land a fighter jet on an aircraft carrier. Landing on a flight deck is a standout amongst the most troublesome things a naval force pilot will ever do. The flight deck just has around 500 feet (~150 meters) of runway space for arriving planes, which isn’t almost enough for the substantial, high velocity streams on transporters.
To arrive on the flight deck, every plane needs a tailhook, which is precisely what it seems like – a stretched out snare joined to the plane’s tail. The pilot’s objective is to obstacle the tailhook on one of four capturing wires, tough links woven from high-malleable steel wire.
How To Land A Fighter Jet On An Aircraft Carrier
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A man is unobtrusively lining at the clinic, then a family arrives and sit by him. On the other hand, the mother does not care for her little girl to sit by a man with foreign origins so she asks to her child to sit back where she was. At that point the family and the man are asked to enter the specialist’s office and comprehend what this man has accomplished for them.
We ought to all see this feature, please share !
ANTI-RACIST SHORT FILM
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Indian army official website, www.joinindianarmy.nic.in will be publishing the SSC 45 Tech SSB dates for men and SSC 16 Tech SSB dates for women soon. SSC 45 tech men and SSCW 16 tech women course which is going to commence in OTA Chennai this year. More than 30,000 men and 5000 women candidates have applied for SSC 45 tech and SSC 16 tech will be shortlisted by Indian army based on their percentage in engineering. SSC 45 tech and SSC 16 tech ssb interview are being conducted at SSB Allahabad, Bangalore and Bhopal. Candidates who have applied for SSC- 45 tech and SSC-16 tech entry can check their allotted centre from the links given below [Will be updated soon].
SSC 45 Men and SSC 16 Tech Women SSB Interview Dates
SSC 16 Tech Cut Off Marks
CUT OFF % AGE – 68% UP TO 6TH SEMESTER
NOTE : – SSB dates will be displayed later on our website www.joinindianarmy.nic.in. Call letter will be issued by the concerned Centre by e-mail/SMS.
SSC 45 Tech Cut Off Marks
CUT OFF %AGE – 64% UP TO 6TH SEMESTER
NOTE : – SSB dates will be displayed later on our website www.joinindianarmy.nic.in. Call letter will be issued by the concerned Centre by e-mail/SMS.
Important Notes:
Cut off percentage for SSCW (Tech)-16 Course is aggregate 68% and above in 1st to 6th Semester Exams.
Any false information detected in the online application filled by the candidate will result in cancellation of the candidature at any stage of selection.
Reporting date for SSB interview of all shortlisted candidates will be hosted in this website at the earliest.
Keep visiting this page for the updated details, we will be updating the ssb interview dates soon. For official details on the same visit :Â www.joinindianarmy.nic.in
With so many things coming for personality development and other related articles aspirants have been writing me to get back to basics. I had been writing a lot about how to start preparation for SSB and also about the basic cycle that should be followed by the aspirants for sure shot success. The way of how to start preparation has been given in my previous cycle. Try to follow it for maximum utilisation of time, else the things might not be utilised properly. In this article I would like to suggest the basics of how to clear the very first day. Let me make very clear to the beginner’s that only those who clear day 1 of screening test are allowed to stay for the rest of four days at the centre and they can only give the rest of the rounds. Rest aspirants are asked to return on the day itself from the SSB centre.
Screening test consists of basic testing of aptitude followed by PPDT. Aptitude has been covered by me in separate articles, so let’s focus now on the PPDT, which is picture perception and discussion test in which a hazy picture is shown and the aspirants need to write a story based on the observation. Once the story is written people are divided into sub groups, so that the GD can happen where it is expected to deliver a common story. The main part which helps in selection in screening test is the way the story is written which needs a positive perception and the individual narration. Also the GD should be good. So let me give some mantra of success to write a good story:
How To Clear Screening Test In SSB Interview
Story should be related to your personality rather than something which you copied from some source or some book. Everything at SSB should be personality specific. So remember a story can help one person to get recommended while if followed by someone who has different personality can lead to screen out as result. So write what suits you.
Also the story should have all the basic elements which are expected by the examiners there which they actually narrate while starting the exam. Pay attention to all the instructions and mark things accordingly in the answer sheet.
Once the story is well written the key to success lies in the individual narration also, so it should be time bound and flawlessly spoken.
Stories written should perfectly reveal your qualities also so that the assessors know that you are an officer material and can select you.
Action of the story and marking the replica in the box given looks like small things but are equally important so follow the rules while writing and marking.
Don’t go at SSB just like this, prepare, introspect, visualize, change yourself as per need and then go to SSB with full preparation. Though it is said that you have to be yourself but the real exercise is to start early n realise what you actually are beforehand for sure shot success.
Body language and how to perform in a GD in such an exercise is very important and I would deal it in a separate article. Still If you have any confusion or feel to take individual assessment of personality for OLQ’s or prepare from your place itself through one to one interaction through my mentoring / counselling program drop me a mail at [email protected] or add me on Fb and drop in a message. Though I keep on saying that SSB is the easiest exam but it can only become easy if your preparation’s are appropriate and the efforts are done in the right direction.
