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CDS Exam Pattern 2014

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CDS Exam Pattern 2014

CDS Exam is conducted by UPSC two times a year. It is an examination to recruit officers for the tri-services i.e. Army, Navy and Airforce based on a written exam followed by and Service Selection Board Interview of five days. Candidates must be curious to know the exam pattern for this test so given below is the examination pattern for the same:

  • Papers: There are three papers in this exam. They are English, General Awareness and Mathematics. While the candidates applying for Permanent Commission in Army (IMA), Navy (NA) and Airforce (AFA) have to appear for all the three paper, candidates applying for Short Service Commission in Army (OTA) have to appear only for English and General Awareness Paper. Each paper has 120 questions.
  • Duration: Each paper is of 2 hour duration.
  • Marks: The maximum mark for each paper is 100. The candidates get 0.83 marks for each correct answer while 1/3rd of 0.83 marks are deducted for every wrong answer. No mark is deducted for a question left blank.
    CDS Exam Pattern 2014
  • Type of questions: The questions are objective by nature. Each question has four alternative out of which one is correct. The candidate has to mark the correct alternative by circling the oval in the OMR sheet.
  • Syllabus:
    1. English: This is the first paper of the exam; it is an objective paper and consists of general English questions like on Passage etc. You can prepare antonyms, synonyms, sentence correction, questions on unseen paragraphs, error detection questions etc.
    2. General Knowledge: General Knowledge comprises of the toughest part of CDSE or any UPSC exam for that matter. In GK candidates are asked about the recent happenings (of around a period of one to one and a half year). Questions are asked from Polity, Geography, History, Science, Economy etc. You need to have a good understanding of the basics. You can refer to good books dedicated to CDS exam and to the mock and previous year’s papers to get a rough idea of GK and types of questions.
    3. Mathematics: You can refer to the article on syllabus of CDSE for details on Mathematics syllabus. As including the whole syllabus for mathematics is out of scope for this article.
  • Interview: This is a personality test for which candidates who clear the written part are called. It is a process which is conducted in two stages which are Stage 1 or screening and the Stage 2. In Stage one candidate are put through a written reasoning test and Picture Perception and Discussion Test, based on which candidates are filtered for Stage 2. In stage two candidates are put through a series of test ranging from Psychological, Group Tests and personal Interview. You can refer to our website www.ssbcrack.com for details on specific test of SSB Interview.
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Leave Rules for Indian Army Officers

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Indian Army Officers Leaves

This article will guide you more about the leave rule for Indian army officers, aspirants who wants to join Indian army are curious to know how much leave they will get in Army. It is always good to know more about the organisation you want to work for. The details on leave rules of Indian army are given below.

Leave of Officers Vol 1 (Army)

Type of Leave
Officers
Annual Leave
60 days
Casual Leave
20 days*
Furlough Leave (at half
pay)
60 days in a cycle of three
years
Sick Leave
Full pay and allowances during entire period of Hospitalization. In case of grant of sick leave exceeding six months after period of hospitalization full pay and allowances will be admissible to officers granted such sick leave up to the limits specified i.e. up to 24 months on account of sickness attributable/ aggravated
due to service conditions.
Maternity leave to women officers.
180 days leave on full pay for each confinement subject to maximum of two confinements/two surviving children.

* Officers can avail 20 days CL at a time.

Leave Rules for Indian Army Officers

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Indian Navy Logistic, Education and Air Traffic Control Notification Dec 2014

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Indian Navy Logistic, Education and Air Traffic Control Notification Dec 2014

Do you want to join the Indian navy, here is a great opportunity for you to join the Indian navy in Dec 2014. Indian navy official website nausena-bharti.nic.in has published a notification of permanent commissioned officer in logistics cadre or short service Commissioned officer in education branch and air traffic control for the course commencing in Dec 2014. Applications are invited from unmarried Male candidates for Permanent Commission in Logistics Cadreand unmarried Male and Female candidates for Short Service Commission in Education Branch and ATCof the Indian Navy, who fulfill the condition of nationality as laid down by the Government of India for Course commencing Dec 2014 at the Indian Naval Academy(INA), Ezhimala, Kerala.

Eligibility Conditions Logistic, Education and Air Traffic Control

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Education Qualification 

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How to Apply for Logistic, Education and Air Traffic Control

Candidates have to submit application online for this entry. Receipt of multiple applications from the same candidates will result in cancellation of his/her candidature. The candidates applying online (e-application) can do so from 14 Apr 2014. The online application registration will cease on 04 May 2014.
Filling up of e-application:- For filling up application Online visit our website www.nausena-bharti.nic.inand proceed as follows:-

Indian Navy Logistic, Education and Air Traffic Control Notification Dec 2014
  1. Click in 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. After filling the form click on Preview and check if all the information entered by you are correct.
  4. Before clicking the Print Application button it should be checked whether all the details entered in the form are correct as you will not be able to make any corrections after saving the record. Candidates can take the print of the application form by entering the relevant details.
  5. Before clicking the instruction for SSB 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. Candidates can read the instructions on conduct of SSB by clicking on the instruction for SSB Button and take the print of the application form by entering the details from the download sections under officer entry
  6. 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 PO, New Delhi – 110 011 along with the following documents Self attested photograph, photo copies of 10th & 12th class certificates along with Mark Sheets, other educational certificates and mark sheets of all semesters/years attested by gazetted officer.
  7. A superscription is to be made on envelope : : ONLINE APPLICATION NO. _______APPLICATION FOR PC (LOG)/SSC (EDUCATION)/SSC (ATC) – JAN 2015 COURSE Qualification ______ Percentage ___%. Application and requisite enclosures must be properly tagged/stapled, IHQ MoD (Navy) will not be responsible for loss of enclosures, if sent loose.

Read Official Notification of  Logistic, Education and Air Traffic Control Notification Dec 2014 
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Self Introspection Leads to Success

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OTA Chennai

I am a die hard aspirant who kept in mind the motto of “try one more time by self-introspection)” and achieved my dream after 7 attempts. i.e 4 conferences and 3 screen outs. I started my SSB journey in Jan 2012 (SSC tech 38) (conference out) and got recommended in Apr 2012 in Indian Coast Guard. But even though i was declared medically fit in Review Medical Board for Bilateral Cubitus Valgus (excess carrying angle), the seat for ICG in Ezhimala was filled and when i called the ICG HQ , they told me come fresh next time !!!!!!

Disheartened with bit anger, i wanted to cope with the psychological stress i was facing and quickly took up the job as Planning Engineer in a power plant construction company. The love for uniform kept the fire inside my heart burning and went to TGC-117 Bangalore in May 2013 ( Conference out) and later to SSC tech-41 to ALD in July 2013 (conference out again)prepared but lot of error in personality had crept in.  I did go to coaching when i was recommended in ICG in 2012 but consequent failures were still there as i was not exhibiting the ‘natural hero’ (who is there in every human) in my psychology and interviews.
Kept introspecting, practiced a lot of TAT and WAT SRT and SD by setting time for mock test on Sunday in a SSB simulated environment in my room!!(Psychologist narration was given to me by myself 😉 :).
Kept update about the current affairs just 1 month before SSB and recalled my idea of cantilever in Previous GTOs.
Self Introspection Leads to Success

 

About Coaching: 
Yes friends i went to an Ex.Sr.GTO for guidance. But remember as we compare SSB to a battle, The IMA or OTA can only train you how to shoot, but it is us who have to apply the knowledge gained with the immense presence of mind.
SSB CRACK’s Role: 
“My appointment to the psychologist” which i downloaded from SSB crack was a big turning point. i.e. It told the ways to develop OLQ while being ourselves.
Strategy to crack SSB:
  • TAT : real life crisis stories which i or my colleagues solved in my personal and official life.
  • WAT : crisis solving and team work related words  used in my profession, current affairs and hobbies
  • SRT : Repeated practice for good hand writing and i solved all the problems that i faced in real life and treated them as SRT. ( wrote only 36 logical ones in SSB)
  • Self Description: Asked the respective people about their opinion and wrote what kind of person i would like to be in personal and professional life by fine tuning it.
GTO: 
  • No quarrelling in GD but requested genuinely when i wanted to put my points and listening to others and added my points by complimenting their points.
  • GPE: Logical step by step prioritizing of hurdles and time & resource available and action plan. and spoke 2 times.
  • PGT , HGT and FGT, CT as usual just helped as and when required and snake race they told not to put the figure of 8 but just cross the obstacle with snake . But i had missed the instruction !!! (how embarrassing it would be when whole team wondered why i was putting the figure of “8”) . Lecturette was on talibanisation of Pakistan (knowledge on current affairs helped here). A bold and step by step explanation of topic, with a good smile and eye contact throughout.
As interview was on the 4th day, he had the psych and GTO assessments on his table and gave me a rapid fire and i missed two. I kept everything in my mind and answered step by step in sequence with a natural smiley face. to recall i closed my eyes and recalled and told the answer. Not a single question on GK or current affairs!!! Of course very general technical and general physics questions. (Inertia and newton’s law)
A insulting question like: you have been recommended once but Conference out two times after that (sarcastically smile). What is the reason?
Ans : Sir, I had the OLQ during Coast guard FSB, but after one year the personality changed and had errors. So i have corrected them and this time i will recommended ( i was smiling but he dint !!!!)
It lasted for nearly 30 min and over.
Conference: 
Me:Good morning everyone.
Dy Pres: Good morning. So you have sufficient experience in SSB it seems ( Sarcastic and laughing seeing my PIQ )
Me: (smiling) Yes i do have SIR.
DY Pres: OK rate your performance in the three techniques in the ascending order
 Me: Psych, interview and GTO
Dy Pres: Why GTO 3rd?
Me: I did mistake in Snake race and couldn’t finish CT exactly as GTO
Dy Pres: How do you rate yourself in your GTO group.
Me: I am no. One Sir,
Dy pres. : WHom do you rate next to you in GTO.
Me: Chest no. 42 Sir,
Dy. : How was stay ?
 Me : Fine sir.
Dy : thank you , you may leave now.
Friends, they are psychologically checking to suit the defense. i.e We may definitely try to our best and get failed. But the way you understand and correct you failure and attack and win battles (SSB). I have won my battle by becoming 6th rank in mechanical engineering in the merit list for SSC tech 42.
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Territorial Army Notification Aug 2014

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Territorial Army Notification Aug 2014

Candidates who are willing to join Territorial army Indian can apply for it now. Indian army has published the new notification of territorial army India 2014. indianarmy.nic.in has recently updated the notification of TA 2014 and the application form of Territorial army. All gainfully employed or businessmen willing to join Indian army can apply for TA. It is the golden chance for them to make their dreams come true. You can find more details below like Territorial army 2014 written exam date, eligibility, selection procedure etc below.

Territorial Army Notification Aug 2014

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: 10 Aug 2014

Territorial Army Notification Aug 2014

Territorial Army Aug 2014 Eligibility Conditions

  • Only male citizens of India and Ex-service officers who are medically fit.
  • Age – 18 to 42 years as on 30 Jun 2014.
  • 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 Aug 2014  Written Exam 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 Aug 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.

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Territorial Army Application form 

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Duties of Indian Navy Officers

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Duties of Indian Navy Officers

If you are applying for Indian navy officers entry or going to attend Navy SSB interview in the near future, then you must know the duties of various Indian navy branches. Like if you are applying for Indian navy pilot and observer entry then you must know the key role they play in Indian navy, it will always help you in SSB during personal interview. Below we have divided the various branches of Indian navy and the officers coming under these branches, you could find the detailed explanation of Indian navy officer duties and their roles.

Executive Branch of Indian Navy 

  1. General Service Officer: As an Executive Officer, you will be both working and fighting the ship. It means you will be a vital part of the complex system that manages the ship and also uses the ship as an instrument of tactical warfare. You will learn to have a good understanding of your ship’s capabilities and limitations and be able to turn them to your advantage. It is for this reason that an Executive Officer alone can aspire for the command of a naval ship. Executive Officers are trained in specialisations like anti-submarine warfare, navigation, communications, gunnery, logistics, diving and hydrography. One could also opt for the air or submarine arm. Within the branch, your promotional chances are not affected by your choice of specialisation. For instance, the Commanding Officer of a destroyer could have been a pilot and that of a guided missile frigate, a submarine specialist. Our specialist schools in Kochi constantly update your knowledge & sharpen your skills for greater responsibilities.
  2. Hydrographic Officer: Executive Officers can specialise in hydrography. Hydrographic Officers are responsible for collecting information required for making the nautical charts used by the Indian Navy and other Navies around the world.
  3. Naval Armament Inspection Officer: These specialist officers inspect the armaments supplied to the Navy by various agencies. While they ensure the quality, safety and reliability of naval armament and stores, they are also responsible for in-house research & development leading to indigenisation. Both Permanent as well as Short Service Commissioned officers serve in this cadre.
  4. Provost Officer: A separate cadre of Provost Officers exists to deal with policing, regulatory, and security and vigilance needs of the Navy.
  5. Pilot Officer: For those with an aspiration to fly in the skies, the navy needs Pilots who act as airborne tactical coordinators of marine warfare. While most Navy pilots fly ship-borne helicopters and shore based maritime reconnaissance aircraft, some elite pilots also fly fighter aircraft such as Sea Harrier or Mig 29K. Naval aircraft locate and attack enemy surface ships and submarines and take part in amphibious warfare, search and rescue, casualty evacuation etc. For this, specialised training is imparted at various places on shore and afloat units.
  6. Observer Officer: For those with a yearning for the skies, navy needs observers who act as airborne coordinators of maritime warfare. Observer officer operates various state of the art equipment including sonics, sonars, radars and communication equipment. Observer officer gets an opportunity to participate in all facets of naval operations onboard the ” eyes of the fleet: the maritime Patrol aircraft.
  7. Submarine Officer: If you enjoy the challenge of new frontiers, meet the medical standards and have an exceptional record, this is the specialisation for you. These new hi-tech war machines have awesome firepower, state-of-the art weapon control systems, computer controlled machinery and a high standard of habitability. In peace time, one major responsibility of the submarines is to train for war as effectively as possible in the knowledge that will contribute to its prevention. If you successfully complete the rigorous training, which is conducted at Visakhapatnam, you will be the proud possessor of the ‘Dolphin Badge’ and a member of a very elite arm of the Navy.
  8. Diving officer: Diving Officer job range from under water inspection and repair of ships to defence of Indian Navy maritime assets. This is yet another elite and challenging task specialization wherein being in the parent professional arm with sub specialization such as gunnery, Navigation, Anti-submarine warfare or else logistics, hydro, Aviation etc one can become ships diver. Alternatively one may opt to become a Diving Officer wherein one would be required to undertake a Clearance Diving Officers course and/ or a marine Commando course.
  9. Law Officer: A separate cadre of Law Officers also exists to deal with the legal needs of the Navy. Both Permanent as well as Short Service Commissioned officers serve in this cadre.
  10. Logistics Officer: A modern warship is not only a complex fighting unit, but also a mini township and community of several hundred people. These personnel have to be fed, clothed and paid, whatever may be the ship’s role. A modern warship has also to be constantly supplied with fuel, water and spares for the vast array of sophisticated equipment and machinery. At sea or on shore the Logistics Officer has a vital part to play in the technical and human aspects of the ship’s organisation. It is a job that requires exceptional managerial skills and the ability to deliver under pressure.
  11. Information Technology: Indian Navy provides an excellent career opportunities in the field of IT. Personnel gain hands-on experience in operations, maintenance and administration of core IT infrastructure in applications. They are exposed to R & D functions as part of standard growth profile. Naval IT setup is unique since it involves not only shore based establishments but also afloat units, which require to maintain connectivity and synchronised operations. The charter of duties of IT Officer includes following:-
    • Implementation of Enterprise wide networking & software development projects.
    • Management of Critical Naval networks and software applications.
    • Administration of shore and on-board networks.
    • Development activities with respect to cyber security products.

Engineering Branch of Indian Navy

  1. Engineering General Service Officer: Modern ships, submarines and aircraft are fitted with advanced technology machinery and propulsion systems. As an Engineer Officer, you will be responsible for keeping all these Hi-tech systems serviceable. Opportunities exist to work in gigantic naval dockyards and indigenous production units. In no other career is an engineer exposed to such a wide spectrum of opportunities and to keep abreast of modern developments. An Engineer Officer’s career is interspersed with technical courses upto post graduation level in India/abroad.
  2. Submarine Engineer Officer: The submarines are hi-tech war machines having awesome firepower, state of the art weapon control system, computer controlled machinery and high standard of habitability. Modern submarines have hi tech engineering equipment as well as the propulsion system. As submarine Engineer officer, you will be responsible for keeping these systems serviceable. Submarine Engineer officer could also get opportunities to work in Naval Dockyards and Submarine building units. On successful of the rigorous training conducted at different training establishments, Submarine Engineering officer will be proud processor of “Dolphin Badge” and become member of a very elite arm of the Navy
  3. Naval Construction Officer: You can also join in the Naval Architecture Cadre of the Engineering Branch. The Indian Navy today employs the largest pool of trained Naval Architects in India. A Naval Architect is involved in design, construction, quality control, repair and new construction work of naval vessels. With the Navy going for more and more sophisticated warship production within the country, the Corps of Naval Architects offers excellent opportunities to keep abreast of the advancement in ship building technology and implement your innovative ideas.
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Electrical Branch of Indian Navy

  1. General Service: A warship is a mini floating city with an integral power generation and distribution system. In addition, complex missile systems, underwater weapons, radar and radio communication equipment form major part of a warship’s equipment. A majority of these are either computer-based or computer aided and incorporate the latest trends in electronics engineering. For a ship to be able to fight effectively, all these equipment must be kept working at peak efficiency. Electrical Officers have this responsibility and other challenging tasks. To sharpen their skills, the Navy offers excellent opportunities for post-graduate courses in India/abroad to deserving candidates. Note: Officers of the Engineering and Electrical Branches can also volunteer for the Aviation/ Submarine Arm.
  2. Submarine Electrical Officer: The submarines are hi-tech war machines have awesome fire power, state of the art weapon control system, computer controlled machinery and high standard of habitability. Submarine Electrical Officer will deal with computer based or computer aided weapon systems, missile system, underwater weapons, radars and radio communication equipment and ensure that all these sensitive and complex equipment are kept operational at peak efficiency. On successful completion of the rigorous training conducted at different training establishments, Submarine Electrical Officer will bw proud processor of “Dolphin Badge” and become member of a very elite arm of the Navy.
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Education Branch of Indian Navy

  1. Education Officer: Any service will be as good as the training its officers and men receive. As an Education Officer you will play a major role in the training of naval officers/sailors. Education Officers are responsible for scientific and methodical instructions, including theoretical aspects of technical subjects of all branches of the navy and also for general education. An Education Officer can specialise in almost all specialisations of the Executive Branch. In addition some officers also get specialisation in Oceanography & Meteorology.

Medical Branch of Indian Navy

  1. Doctors in Indian Navy: The Armed Forces Medical Services is among one of the best options available to a medical graduate in our country where there is an opportune professional environment of an exceptional order blended with an adventurous life, camaraderie, dignity and self-esteem. It offers a golden opportunity to be a part of the world’s finest service and get trained not only to be an officer but also a gentleman for life. The Armed Forces Medical Services (AFMS) promises both professional and personal growth at every stage of the career. The adventure and extra-curricular activities in the Armed forces ensure an all around development essential in today’s world. Apart from attractive pay and perks, Armed Forces offers the best in life style and professional growth. As a doctor in the Navy you will have an opportunity to learn and practice military medicine and look after the health of the men in uniform and their families both in peace and war. There are ample avenues to specialize in basic specialities and super specialities. Most of the postgraduate courses are conducted at Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC), Pune and various other teaching hospitals of the Armed Forces. However the service also offers opportunities to avail study leave at Government expense for the super-speciality courses at reputed civil institutions in India and abroad.
Hope now you can understand the various job profile in Indian navy better. Next time you are applying for Indian navy you must be knowing what you are going to do on the floor.

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SSC 100 Non Tech Men SSB Interview Date

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SSC 100 Non Tech Men SSB Interview Date

Indian army has started publishing the SSB interview dates of SSC-100th Non tech entry for men. Male candidates who have cleared the CDS 2 2013 written exam and opted for OTA as their preference can find their name in the list attached below. SSC 100 NT course is starting in Oct 2014 at OTA, Chennai.

SSC 100th Non Tech SSB Interview Centre Allotment Details

  • No of candidates for Allahabad: 1419
  • No of candidates for Bhopal: 1200
  • No of candidates for Bangalore: 500
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SSC 100th Non Tech Men SSB Dates

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Got Recommended in 5th Attempt from Allahabad

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Hi friends myself Diwakar Sharma from Bangalore, if there is will they is way for your destination. Friends I believe that our destination is based on our hardwork “Dream is not what we see in sleep. But dream is which does not let us sleep till we achieve it”. I was reported to Allahabad SSB on 02 January 2014 and it was ultimately experience for me because it was mine last attempt for SSB. And I make up my mind that this is mines last chance and I was aware that I will not get the same chance in coming future so, I prepared accordingly.

The first was end up with normal formality and evening we reported to respective hall for documentation. Then we proceed towards dinner.
And then I stated preparing for Battle 1 that is screening mentally. The screening is same thing which is helping the assessor weather you are fit to join prestige’s organization

Got Recommended in 5th Attempt from Allahabad

 

First day:-
We all reported to respective hall at 6: 45 AM for Battle 1 (screening). Firstly assessing officer briefed about screening then he started distributing question booklets and we are strictly informed that we are not allowed to open the question booklets until they are asked to do so.
They was 2 booklet (Verbal and non-verbal) give to us solve with 25 mints each booklets consisting of 50 question.
After that we have given 15 mints brake so that they can prepare for next test that is PPDT (Picture perception and description test)
Then we all calledby our NCO and JCO for test 

Then they flash 1 picture, according to picture we have write few details like Mood, sex and age and action ( what is happing in picture) for this 1 mint is give write and followed by story for 4 mint.

Got Recommended in 5th Attempt from Allahabad


Then they took our answer sheet and send out from the hall for brake of ½ or 1 hour.
Then, they have divided the students into batches of 18. And one by one each group were called and 30 sec. given for go through, what we have written in sheet later one by one we started narrating our story.
Narrating of story play important role for your selection for next stage, I request you to kindly practice will in advance before you enter that hall and speak with confidence.
At 12:00 pm result was out and out of 76 candidates 30 candidates was retain for battle 2 and I was one among them.

Day Two:- ( Psych)
As I was practice pretty will so was able to complete the story on time. If I compare earlier attempts was unable to complete the story on time. But this time I was able to complete on time.
Moreover, I believe group studies and self analysis play important role in correcting my mistake in psychologies.
I know that no story is correct or wrong but when we discuss the same story with group of friends we can make few good story and correct our general mistake which we commits during writing and It help us build our imagination power to thing and understand the picture.
Next test was WAT- I have prepared few ppt on WAT and every day practice, which help me complete the sentence on time.
SRT – I was wrote 39 SRT out of 60 situation. This time I was pretty slow in writing the sentence because I was reading and understand then, I was given my responses.
It does not matter how much you have wrote in SRT but is matter how good you can write, by reading understanding the situation.
Self description test- I prepared will in advance for SD.
Day three and four GTO      
This is only test which I always enjoy in whole SSB selection process. The golden rule for to complete the GTO series is to enjoy it with the group.
Always be in a group rather apart from group. During my GD I have spoken for 3 to 4 times but I make sure that whenever I spoke other should listen and I can contribute valuable point in GD.
Whenever you are doing any task in GTO ground make sure that you should have eye on what is happing around you. Take suggestion, Ides even though you have capable to complete the whole task by yourself.
During your GTO your GTO sir may be pressure you during your command task. But you should maintain you cool and relax attitude and keep smiling. This what I did during my command task.
If you don’t any idea then try help other. You should know that all the aspirant undergoing for SSB are like you have same potential like you So, never command them or control them, just help them during a task.
Interview
They is no hard and fast rule for SSB this what applicable for Interview. You should aware what you are and where you are lacking.
I would recommend if have 2 to 3 mock interviews with your friend, which will really help you to understand you and your mistake.
Or, you can write each and every interview question with answer and analysis it. This is what I did for my Interview.
Conference
By know my fate has been decided. During my conference they ask me few questions which they ask me in mine interview. I have give same answer what I have given during mine interview.
My conference was long. Ultimate i was satisfied with my conference; this is what happed with me for first time.
At last was waiting for mine result, I was really nervous because it was mine last attempt and that particular day I cannot forget movement reset mine life.
Ultimately 2 people got recommend and I was second person in that.
It was really high point of mine life and after this I am not expect anything in mine life.
I am joining officer training academy (OTA) on April 05, 2014.
“ Self believe and confidence is key mine success. So friends, never be disheartened
Take failure as stepping stone and move forward. Quieting is easy but fighting till last is real hero and worrier.”
May god bless you all  J
diwakar About Author: Diwakar Sharma: Diwakar is a die hard Indian defence lover who has cleared his SSB interview in 5th attempt from SSB Allahabad.

My Preparation for AFSB Interview, Recommended for IAF

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Hi friends My name is Abhishek Lal from Giridih, Jharkhand. I would Like to share my journey of preparation for AFSB with you all. I decided to join armed forces when I was in 3rdyear of my engineering  and come to know that I will be commissioned as Lutienant which sounds good.( Lt. Abhishek Lal 😀 in IAF its Flying Officer which I come to know latter :p). I started preparing aptitude and GK  for AFCAT written exam, I went to Ambala for my exam with Anshu Pandit (my friend) there I saw an Officer in his blue IAF uniform and aviator, I was amassed by his personality, I was like “bhai aab to yahe chahiye” (I need that uniform).

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Exam went good I was expecting 150+ score and was quite sure that I will pass the exam. Result was expected to come in a month in mean while I start to gain knowledge about defense forces. Result was out within a month and I got 153 and cut off was 143. I was on cloud nine 😀 . I told my parents about the result they were very happy about it and this news went like fire in my family, everyone was happy about my result. I come to know that one of my close friend (Dinesh Kr Saroha) was also qualified, we selected Varansi centre on same date during our summer vacation. We both started our preparation for AFSB as he was from defense background he was having good knowledge about defense service and has SSB experience too; I tried to clarify all my doubts from him.

My Preparation for AFSB After I Got Screened Out

 

After our End Term exam I was having one month time left for afsb. I came home and start preparing for GD, PI, Story writing etc with the help of reference books on SSB interview and SSBCRACK website, I sensed that expectation of my parents has rises which was obese, but now I was under pressure 🙁  and finally day come I went Varanasi. I reached Varanasi about 10 am one day before my AFSB after sometime Dinesh came from Delhi, we check in a hotel near railway station and visited to Ganga Ghat in evening, had boat ride in high water of Ganga because of flood in Kedarnath. In morning we check out from hotel about 5:30 am and went to MCO in station.
At 6:00 am bus came and took us to AFSB which was at walking distance from station. We had our lunch, then went for Officer intelligence Test it went good 🙂 and then time came for PPDT  an officer give us description about the test and a very blur picture was shown on the screen and my mind went blank :p I was unable to come up with a story, but somehow I managed to write a very simple story which I have read during my preparation . I was not confident about my story And I was Screened out 🙁 .I call my parents and informed them, they told me “koi baat nahi beta come back”. But the question Do you have it in you ? keep on flashing in my mind. I can’t able to clear Phase I of AFSB how will I clear AFSB? And I come back to Ground Zero from Cloud nine :p
But the sprite of “bhai aab to yahi chahiye(Uniform)” was still alive in me, I can’t loss so easily My ego problem  ;). I went back to college and started to analysis my preparation and I come up with the conclusion that my preparation was theoretical not practical. So now the practical part started, I started to go for running every evening with Dinesh and the participated in 12.6 Km cross country race held in our college my position was 46 out of around 400 runners and Dinesh’s position was 27, cross-country boosted my confidence . I decided to become CR(Class Representative) of our class to gain some leadership experience and my class voted for me all my friends 😉 , Generally no one wants to become CR (why to take extra tension). I started to know more about myself which helped me a lot in my interview. I stared to analysis daily national and International news, relation between countries. And in mean while Gain some weight because at that time my weight was 52 Kg and height was 176cm that means I was Underweight now it is around 60 J. I kept myself away from negative thoughts and peoples. Watched LAKSHYA movie doesn’t know how many times. I went to Vaishno Devi with my college friends but it was not part of my preparation  😀
Finally time came for AFCAT exam and I again qualified, but I didn’t tell about it to my parents because I don’t want that fire again 😉 . This time four of my friend have qualified it and we all selected Dehradun AFSB on 28th of October, 2013. I called my parents on 27th oct and told them that I am in Dehradun :p for my AFSB and my cell will be switched off for 5-6 days I got my aashirwad which lead me to success. And then that battle begins two of my friend Dinesh and Amrit Kishore got screened out, I and V Vineet Kumar were screened In . My chest no. was 10 and his was 11 J , we got same room, same group and hell lot for fun. whole process went smoothly especially my interview and credit goes to my roommates (Sparsh Sharma, Raman Charak, V Vineet Kumar, Rohit Arora, Abhiram Pandey, Vaneet Verma, Mahesh Sharma, Rajat Banga and Chirag Goyal)  who were very friendly and make those 5 days memorable to My life. I was dam confident that I will be recommended and same happened, I heard Chest No 10 and I got my answer “Yes I have It In Me.. 😀 !!”  I was very happy but the very next moment when I realize that none of my friend got recommend I felt bad about it 🙁 . 4 recommend from our batch, recommended were asked to collect their luggage and go for form fill-up. We can’t able to meet after result was out L. I informed my parents about the result and it again went like fire again.. 😉 after all I was First one from my whole family to join Defense service 😀 .
After medical I was declared Fit for all branches, i.e. Flying, Technical and Ground Duty. Currently I am waiting for merit list for July 2014 course.
abhi About Author: Abhishek Lal: He is a final Year student of Mechanical Engineering from Lovely Professional University, Jalandhar. Passionate to Join Armed Forces. Recommended from 1AFSB Dehradun for July 2014 course at AFA.

JAG 13 Women SSB Interview Dates

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JAG 13 Women SSB Interview Dates

Indian army has published the centre allotment list of JAG 13 women course. There are total 314 women candidates got shortlisted for JAG 13 SSB interviews. SSB interview dates of JAG 13 Women course are being published. Candidates will face the SSB interview for the same entry by next month.

About Judge Advocate General JAG Entry

JAG-13 Entry scheme is an opportunity for law graduates, married/unmarried men and women for grant of Short Service Commission in the Indian army for JAG Judge Advocate General Dept. Candidates must be 21 to 27 years old and must have 55% aggregate marks in LLB. Must be eligible for registration with Bar Council of Indian /State.

JAG 13 SSB Interview Dates

SSB Interview Dates for JAG-13th Women Entry

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