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Lt Col Purohit To Join The Indian Army Again

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LT COL PUROHIT TO JOIN THE INDIAN ARMY AGAIN

After the Supreme Court granted bail to 2008 Malegaon blast accused Lieutenant Colonel Prasad Shrikant Purohit, his wife Aparna Purohit on Monday expressed happiness over the court’s decision. Speaking to ANI, Aparna said, “I am so thankful to the court. I am really happy that he (Lt Col Purohit) will be home.”

Meanwhile, senior lawyer, Harish Salve, appearing for Lieutenant Colonel Purohit told the media that they “relied on the new chargesheet by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) and it contradicted what was said in their earlier chargesheets.” This comes after the Supreme Court earlier in the day set aside the Bombay High Court earlier order and granted bail to Prasad Purohit, who was accused in 2008 Malegaon blast.

A bench of Justices R.K. Agrawal and A.M. Sapre passed the order on the plea. Earlier on August 17, the apex court reserved its order on the bail plea of Lieutenant Colonel Purohit. Salve told the court that Purohit did not want to be discharged from the case at present, but for the interest of justice, wanted an interim bail. He added that Lieutenant Colonel Purohit was allegedly caught in the political crossfire and was falsely implicated in the case.Lt Col Purohit

Opposing Lieutenant Colonel Purohit’s bail plea, the National Investigative Agency (NIA) argued that the Bombay High court order should be upheld by the apex court. Lieutenant Colonel Purohit’s bail plea was earlier rejected by the Bombay High Court saying the charges against him were of a grave nature, after which he moved to the top court.

Lieutenant Colonel Purohit, a former military intelligence officer, is one of the accused in the 2008 Malegaon blasts, along with Sadhvi Pragya and others. Sadhvi Pragya had been granted relief in the case by the Bombay High Court. The NIA had filed its reply in the case, saying that there was ample evidence against Purohit, but not against her.

The 2008 Malegaon serial blasts claimed four lives and left nearly 79 injured. (ANI)

Another Cadet At Indian Military Academy Dies

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IMA CADET FROM DARJEELING DIES

Another sad news for the nation, a gentleman cadet of Indian Military Academy dies today, this is second death since Friday. As we have reported earlier, cadet Deepak Sharma lost his life during training after a 10 KM long run which is a part of IMA training. Now as per the media reports cadet Navin Chhetri 23-year-old dies who was part of the same 10 KM run after which 6 more cadets fainted and one died.

Gentleman cadet of IMA Dehradun Mr. Navin Kumar Chhetri 23 yrs passed away during his training session at IMA Dehradun. He is from Sainikpuri, Khaprail. His body will land at Bagdogra Airport 3 PM today and will be escorted by the army to his native place. May his soul rest in peace !!

A cadet of the Indian Military Academy (IMA) died while undergoing treatment at a private hospital in Dehradun, police said on Sunday. This was the second death of a cadet undergoing training at the country’s premier academy in less than two days. Police said 23-year-old Navin Chhetri, a resident of Khaprel village in Darjeeling district of West Bengal, was admitted at the military hospital and was later referred on Saturday to Mahant Indresh Hospital, where he died on the same night.

A source said Chhetri fell ill after he participated in a cross country run on Friday. He fell unconscious and was rushed to the military hospital situated in the cantonment area. However, HT could not independently verify the source’s information and IMA officials remained incommunicable. Medical college spokesperson Bhupendra Raturi said the patient was brought to the hospital in a ventilator system.

“The patient was unconscious and was brought on a life support system. He was perhaps suffering from a kidney ailment. However, the post-mortem report could definitely reveal the reason behind his death,” he told HT.

A post-mortem examination was performed on cadet’s body by doctors on Sunday, and the body was later handed over to his family.

On Friday, Deepak Sharma, a 22-year-old cadet hailing from Bathinda in Punjab, died during routine training after falling unconscious on the 10-km cross country track.

Wreaths were laid for both the departed Gentlemen Cadets in separate ceremonies which were attended by all Officers, JCOs and Gentlemen Cadets of the IMA.

The remaining Gentleman Cadets have been treated at the Military Hospital and are stable.

Manoj Tuli

APRO (Army)

Source: HT

22-Year-Old IMA Cadet Lost His Life

22 SSB Questions Asked From Your PIQ Form

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22 SSB QUESTIONS ASKED FROM YOUR PIQ FORM

Personal Information Questionnaire or PIQ form is always considered as the blueprint of the personality of the candidate. It is said that a perfectly filled PIQ is the recommendation letter. It is the first thing that the candidate has to fill after getting screened in. Most of the interview questions are somewhere linked to your PIQ.

Some questions which are mostly asked over PIQ form are –

  1. How many siblings are you? What is your number among them?

Ans – Sir, we are 4 siblings and I am youngest among them.

  1. Tell me something about your native place.

Ans – Sir I belong to Jaipur City. It is famous for historical and tourist places. The city is the administrative centre and the capital of Rajasthan. It is also known as pink city. Include history, climatic conditions, top tourist places, famous personalities, educational institutions, economic factors, stats like literacy rate, sex ration etc in it.

  1. Tell me some differences between your native place/ maximum residence/ current residences.

Ans – Sir there is a difference in the dressing pattern, vegetation level, language and talking style in people. Give out some other differences after deep observation.

  1. Tell me something about your educational qualification starting from 10 to the current educational position.

Ans – Sir I have completed my schooling from Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan. I have completed my 10th class from KV Dharamshala in 2008 scoring 75% marks. I have completed y 12th class from the same school in 2010 scoring 66% marks. I have completed my graduation from Rajput College, Jaipur in 2013 scoring 60% marks. Currently I am perusing masters in Chemistry from Same College.

  1. Why there is a fluctuation in the percentage of your academics?

Ans – Here the candidates have to produce a genuine reason for it. Don’t irritate the IO by giving old crap answers like I broke my leg or got infected with malaria or Typhoid.

  1. Tell me something about your family members.

Ans – Sir my family consists of 6 members. My father is the head of the family and is working as a Head Security officer in XYZ firm in Jaipur. My mother is a home maker and is the connecting medium of the family. My elder and second elder sisters are married and are happily settled in Udaipur and Delhi. My elder brother is working in Jaipur as currently working as a team lead in XYZ firm in Jaipur and contributing his best to raise the productivity of the firm. My family is a united and happy family and we are power of each other.

  1. Why did you change your school in 10th and 12th?

Ans – Respond with the genuine answer. Like Sir, my father has got posted from Dharamshala to Jaipur. That why I changed my school.

  1. Tell me about your occupation.

Ans – Sir currently I am working as an SEO executive in ABC department of XYZ firm. I perform (1), (2), (3) tasks with respect to my profile and expertize. I learn from my seniors to enhance my activity level and help my juniors in performing their task effectively.

  1. How do you spend your money?

Ans – Sir, I spend 2000 on my transport. I contribute 5000 in my family expense and keep 3000 for my personal expenses. I save 1000-2000 for emergency.

  1. What were the reasons that you got CO/SO in your last attempt(s)?

Ans – Just stay precise and truthful. Introspect your mistakes and your efforts to neutralize and improve them.

  1. Tell me about your participation in curricular activities.

Ans – Sir I have participated in the debate competition in 9th class and got 1st prize. I have also participated in science exhibition during my second year of graduation where our group got 2nd position in the college and was selected for the university level presentation.

  1. How many sports have you played and what was your position in it?

Ans – Sir I have participated in inter-school volleyball tournament during my 11th class, where our team was qualified for regional level. I have also participated in 100 mt, 200mt and 4X100 mt athletics event in college sports fest in the second year of my graduation in which I secured 2nd, 3rd and 1st position.

  1. Tell me about your experience in NCC?

Ans – Sir I have attended XYZ camps at ABC places. I have also participated in 123 parades at republic day and independence days. Include all those activities that you have done and duties that you have performed in NCC.

  1. Tell me about the activities in which who have led a group of people.

Ans- Sir I was the head and presenter of the science exhibition held during my 1st year of graduation where my group got 1st position. I have also led NSS team to conduct plantation drive in our college.

  1. Why do you want to join this service? Why not others?

Ans – Make your own answer and get out of this question smoothly without giving a chance to the IO to probe your response like – sir I want to join the armed force and I got the opportunity to join this service first. So I appeared for this opportunity to make myself productive and usable for the nation.

  1. Why do you want to join this specific battalion?

Ans- Give some knowledge full points and about it and the cause of your interest in it.

  1. Why did you choose this specific stream in 11th class?

Ans- Sir after a discussion with my parents, elder siblings, and teachers and following my aptitude and percentage of marks in these subjects in 10th class, I opted this stream.

  1. What are your hobbies and interests?

Ans – Sir I like to repair gadgets, read books, make collage, painting etc….

  1. Tell me about your previous SSB attempts.

Ans – Sir my first SSB attempt was at 34 SSB Allahabad for CDS entry in August 2013, in which I got conference out. Followed by it, I appeared in 2 times in SSB for Same entry i.e. CDS entry at 22 and 21 SSB Bhopal and got screened out. I have introspected and overcame my shortcomings and will surely make it this time.

  1. Why don’t you continue your father’s current occupation and support your family?

Ans – Here you need to explain your determination and your career goals and the reason of why do you want to join armed forces.

  1. Tell me something about Football/ basketball/ or any other sports you mentioned in your sports activity field.

Ans – Sir the dimensions of volleyball ground is 18 X 9 feet. The height of the net is 2.43 mts. There is an attack line on both the sides of the court at 3-feet distance from the middle line. There are 6 players in each team. Mention the rules, fouls, point system, playing strategy etc.

  1. Why there is a gap between your 12th, graduation or post-graduation?

Ans – Disclose your genuine reasons and stay ready for the probing. Your response can be like sir after I completed my 12th class, I prepared for competitive exams for 1 year at XYZ institution. I gave my best in the competitive exam and luckily got the opportunity to join ABC College, which increased my knowledge and skill level.

Conclusion – It is always good to prepare before going through any interview or test. So the above question will help the aspirants in performing well in the personal interview and leaving a fantastic impact over the IO. But before preparing for it, don’t copy the answers mentioned above. These are to give hints. Introspect and observe your own situation condition and personality and frame your own answers.

22-Year-Old IMA Cadet Lost His Life

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As per the media reports, a 22 years old Indian Military Academy cadet Deepak Sharma lost his life during training, he died due to lack of breathing during a 10 KM cross country run conducted at the IMA which is a regular run at IMA. As per the reports, six other cadets were collapsed either during the same run.

A Gentleman Cadet of the Indian Military Academy (IMA), Dehradun, Deepak Sharma (22) of Bathinda, reportedly died of exhaustion during a 10-km cross-country race, a regular feature of the IMA training, on Friday. Six other cadets collapsed too.At 2 pm, the cadet fainted in Badshahi Bagh area neighbouring UP’s Saharanpur district, a few kilometres from the final destination. He was administered first-aid. As his condition deteriorated, he was rushed to the nearest Lehman Hospital in Vikasnagar where doctors declared him ‘brought dead’. 

The body was sent to Coronation Hospital, Dehradun, for postmortem. The status of the other six cadets could not be ascertained, but an officer claimed they were not in the  Military Hospital this morning. The Army has ordered a court of inquiry to ascertain facts  and fix responsibility. 

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IMA Cadets Cross Country

The incident turns focus on the level of fitness of cadets as well as the training methods and conduct of instructors. In Bathinda, the deceased’s brother-in-law, Dr Rajiv Kapila, claimed Deepak was physically fit and could not have collapsed. “His camp started on August 14. A day earlier, he sounded cheerful over the phone.”Deepak had joined the IMA in January after completing studies at GNDU. — TNS

Another Cadet At Indian Military Academy Dies

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Recommended For Indian Army Tech Entry- AIR -1

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Recommended For Indian Army Tech Entry AIR -1

Hello all defense aspirants! I am Madhuri Vyas. I got recommended from 21 SSB, Bhopal in the first attempt. It’s a dream come true to write my SSB story for SSBCrack. From past 2 years, I am following SSBCrack and found myself motivated by reading the stories of recommended candidates.

I am a B.Tech(EE) graduate from my hometown Udaipur, Rajasthan. I have started giving AFCAT and CDS exam from the final year of the degree. I cleared AFCAT 1 2017 exam in 3rd attempt. For its SSB, I chose to appear at 4 AFSB, Gandhinagar on 18th  Sept. I started preparing for AFSB by joining Shaurya Defence Academy run by Retd. Col. M.S.Rathore in my home town. In the SSB sessions, I come to know about the exact procedure of the SSB.

In May I learned about my Tech entry in Army and received call letter for SSCW- Tech 20 entry. Initially, I was unsure of going for this entry as I wanted to use my fresh candidate status for AF SSB in which I am eligible for pilot entry (Becoming fighter pilot is my ultimate dream.) and also I needed more practice in G.K . My mentor Rathore Sir and my parents motivated me to go for it.

In the call-up letter we were asked to report at 14:00 hrs at Bhopal railway station on 14th  June, 2017. I and my one friend who was appearing for the same entry reached Bhopal station at 11:30 hrs. We were picked up around 12:30 hrs for SSC Bhopal. On reaching the selection centre, we were asked to wait for the other candidates. After the arrival of all the candidates, we were allotted rooms each to be shared by 6 candidates. Now we went to the admin block where our document verification and allotment of chest numbers took place in which 100 candidates were given the chest numbers. I was allotted with chest no. 6. On the next day OIR test and PP&DT were scheduled. In OIR, I attempted 95% questions and in PP&DT I made a simple, positive story. At the time of discussion, we were divided into groups of 15. I narrated my story confidently and my story with one more good story was concluded as group story. I had participated actively in group discussion. The screening results were declared after lunch. I lost hope when my chest number was not called out initially but soon it was called out and I was filled with joy and happily took the Stage II chest no. 12. After keeping our luggage back to the rooms we reported to the conference hall where we filled PIQ forms and deposited our cell phones.

Current Affairs questions will be from last 5-7 months (for AFCAT, NDA, CDS, TA)

Next day was the psychological tests. I made fairly positive stories in TAT keeping the woman as lead characters. In WAT I wrote the first sentence that came to my mind and attempted 57 words. I attempted 43 SRTs and wrote logical answers. In SD, which I have prepared in advance write the exact feedback by my parents’ teachers and friends. Also, we were told about our Interview schedules. The next day was our GTO 1st  day. As I am an athlete and love outdoor activities, I was very much excited. We were divided into groups of 9. In GD I spoke 2 to 3 times and made logical points. My group was very cooperative and everyone was getting a chance to put across their ideas. In GPE, PGT and FGT I gave workable ideas and was helping the group for the proper execution of them. In lecturette, I spoke on ” The roles and achievement of DRDO” for 2 min 30 sec. The last activity for the day was GOR, my favorite. My group chose ” Vande Matram” as our war cry. We repeated the first obstacle and lagged behind all the groups. we tried to cover up in the next obstacles. I was the first one to climb the wall with the help of my group and helped all the members to climb. We completed the GOR on time.  When we returned to the lines, I was informed about my interview which was scheduled 2 hours later. When I entered into the PI room, the interviewer asked me about my day at the field. As I literally enjoyed the day, I told him that I was excited to do all sort of ground activities. Then he started rapid fire round in which he asked me about my education, family, my interests and hobbies, the games I played and technical questions regarding to my field. He asked me questions in a very firm way and even mocked me few times. He was constantly trying to pressurize me by using sentences like ” Don’t tell this answer to a 10th grade student, otherwise he will think this girl is stupid” etc. My interview lasted for 45 – 50 minutes. When I came out of the interview room, I was not satisfied with my performance as I got stuck in GK questions and few questions related to Indian defense services. I tried to keep a positive attitude for the next test. The next day was GTO day 2. The remaining 3 tests were conducted which started with IOR. I was a little bit nervous about it. We were given a demo and I observed it very carefully. The most important part of it was how to hold the ropes in various obstacles. I did 7 obstacles most of which involves rope and jumping. In the CT, I was called 3 times. Before my command task, GTO had a short interaction with me for 5 minutes regarding my background, the reason behind choosing defense services as a career and my qualities which make me suitable to be a part of Indian Army. The last task was the FGT which our group completed in 2 minutes and we were relieved. After coming back to the lines, we went to the internet lab to find the answers to the questions that jumbled us in order to get prepared for the conference. 

The next day was 19th June, the last day of our stay and the conference day. I had decided that I will keep myself positive during the whole process and whatever the decision may be. My turn came after 20 minutes the conference started. I went inside and wished the president of the board. The officer which was my interviewer asked me about my stay at the board and how do I like it. When I told him that I learned few things which I would like to inculcate in myself, he fired me with the question that ” State any 2 things which you have learned.” I answered him honestly and was sent out. We had our lunch after conference and results were declared around 14:00 hrs. The officer declaring result asked us that whom we think will get recommended. I confidently took the name of chest no. 29 who was a very deserving candidate. The first chest number called out was chest number 11 who was admitted in MH. The next chest number was mine, chest number 12. I was numb and didn’t get up from my seat for few seconds. Then I realized that I heard the chest no. correctly, I went ahead. 8 out of 35 candidates were recommended. We stayed back there for 5 more days for medicals. I got the temporary rejection for my carrying angle (CUBITUS VALGUS). I selected Base Hospital Delhi Cantt for the review appeal. I reported there on 27th July. The officials asked us to report back on the next day. In the evening while we were shopping in Chandani Chowk, I come to know that our merit list was out. The moment I opened the list and saw my name on the top in my stream, I had tears of joy in my eyes. Now all the hopes were on clearing the medical. The next day I was declared medically fit at BHDC by 16:00 hrs and this is how I get a chance to serve the motherland.

By keeping oneself honest, logical and positive, one can easily make it through the SSB. Best wishes to all the aspirants!

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Honorary Lieutenant Bhagguram Maurya, Used His Pension Money To Construct A Road In His Village

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Subedar Major Bhagguram Maurya, retired Jawan of Indian Army living in Himarampur village near Banaras, gave a village-length road gift to his village on the occasion of 70th Independence Day. He has used his hard earned which he got after his retirement from the Indian army. The estimated money to construct the road was around Rs 4,00,000.

Subedar Major Bhagguram Maurya became part of the Indian Army in 1978 and served the country till 2012. He got the medal from President Abdul Kalam in 2002 and President Pranab Mukherjee in 2012.

Before the construction, the condition of the road condition was very bad, after the construction many accidents have also declined. Whenever a vehicle used to pass through this road, dust was clouded. This is the reason that he made the road connecting Babatpur with Rajatalab with the money of his pension. He has invested 4 lakh rupees for the construction of this road.

Now SM Bhagguram Maurya and the rural resident are demanding to install Interlocking Tiles on the road from the Panchayat so that the path becomes better and safer. He told the English newspaper Hindustan Times, “Now I have no money left, otherwise, I would buy them by buying Interlocking Tiles and putting them on. I request the Minister of State for Public Works, Surendra Patel, to arrange interlocking tiles so that the road gets better. I hope they will definitely help us. ”

6 Last Minute Preparation Tips For AFCAT 2 2019 Exam

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6 Last Minute Preparation Tips For AFCAT 2 2017 Exam

AFCAT 2 2018 is scheduled to be conducted in Aug 2019. The candidates, who are targeting it, would have covered almost entire syllabus. But revising the entire syllabus at the last moment is not a wise act. Rather going through a crisp segment of the syllabus can ease the last moment preparations. So, here are some last moment preparation tips for the AFCAT aspirants to score well in the Exam.

 

6 Last Minute Preparation Tips For AFCAT 2 2019 Exam

  1. Current affairs – Current affairs need to be covered compulsorily. This part is easy to cover and GK section has significant part composed of it. The awards and honors, books and authors, new appointment, national and international affairs etc can be easily covered. 
     
  2. The reasoning is the scoring part – The reasoning part of the AFCAT is the easiest and scoring part of the exam. The candidates must give their best in it, especially in non-verbal reasoning, which needs a bit practice and some close observations.
  3. Practice for antonyms and synonyms – Just try to commemorate them in an easy and casual way. When you prepare for them, you will find it easy to attempt this section of English.
  4. Formulas in maths – Go through all the maths formulas that are the part of the syllabus of the exam. The maths section of AFCAT is the scoring part. But to do more in less time, the candidates must commemorate the formulas of the topics covered in the syllabus. The syllabus of maths in AFCAT is not too complex or lengthy as compared to the other defense exams like NDA and CDS. So going through these formulas will make the score go high.
  5. Practice papers – Practice papers, previous papers, sample papers etc. Makes the candidates prepared for the exam. It is to check the time management, strategy making, and to check the level of the exam. Attempt as many as you can in this gap till your exam.
  6. GK one liners – The questions in GK part of the AFCAT are asked directly. The candidates might be having a perfect knowledge of their basic subjects. But having the basic knowledge of the other subject can bring your marks up. Science students must go through the overview of the history, polity, geography and similarly, art students must have the basic knowledge of physics, chemistry, and biology to a requisite level.
    Some other tips that will help the aspirants in scoring more are
    – Make a plan of attempting the sections as per your aptitude.
    – Attempt only those questions which are in the circle of your knowledge.
    – Don’t stick to tough questions. Move to next and check the left problems if you get time after attempting the paper.

Conclusion – The last moment preparation steps always brings the best part of the exam. But keeping the last moment preparation organized and simple can only bring the expected results. Moreover, managing the preparation steps according to your aptitude will make the work effect more. So follow the above points and bring your best in the upcoming exam.
All the best.

 

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Indian Air Force Recruitment Rally Group’Y’ Non-Technical 2018 – 2019

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IAF RECRUITMENT RALLY GROUP 'Y' NON-TECHNICAL 2017

Indian air force is going to conduct the airmen recruitment rally at various states of India. This Indian air force recruitment is for the Group ‘Y’ for the Indian air force security trade. Candidates who are interested in the Indian air force Airmen recruitment rally can check more details, if eligible they can apply for the IAF airmen selection. Candidates are advised to read the official notification and check the official information available on the Indian air force airmen website.

You can find the Indian Air Force Recruitment Rally for all states where we keep on adding the latest Indian Air Force Recruitment Rally details and notification here time to time.

  • Andhra Pradesh Hyderabad
  • Arunachal Pradesh Itanagar
  • Assam Dispur
  • Bihar Patna
  • Chhattisgarh Raipur
  • Goa Panaji
  • Gujarat Gandhinagar
  • Haryana Chandigarh
  • Himachal Pradesh Shimla
  • Jammu and Kashmir Srinagar
  • Jharkhand Ranchi
  • Karnataka Bengaluru
  • Kerala Thiruvananthapuram
  • Madhya Pradesh Bhopal
  • Maharashtra Mumbai
  • Manipur Imphal
  • Meghalaya Shillong
  • Mizoram Aizawl
  • Nagaland Kohima
  • Odisha Bhubaneswar
  • Punjab Chandigarh
  • Rajasthan Jaipur
  • Sikkim Gangtok
  • Tamil Nadu Chennai
  • Telangana Hyderabad
  • Tripura Agartala
  • Uttar Pradesh Lucknow
  • Uttarakhand Dehradun
  • West Bengal Kolkata

Indian Air Force Recruitment Rally Group’Y’ Non-Technical 2018 – 2019

Indian Air Force Recruitment Rally Special Forces Karnataka 2018

  • Notification: Indian Air Force offers opportunities for UNMARRIED MALE INDIAN/NEPALESE CITIZENS from designated Districts of State of Karnataka to join as Airmen. The Recruitment Test for Group „Y‟ (Non-Technical) {Indian Air Force (Security) [IAF(S)]} Trade will be held at Chamundi Vihar Stadium, Nazarbad, Mysuru , Karnataka as per the Selection Programme given below. The Recruitment Test shall be conducted from 6 AM onwards as per the details given below. Candidates (from designated districts of State of Karnataka) fulfilling the domicile requirements and eligibility conditions reporting up to 10 AM on 05 December 2018 and 07 December 2018 at Chamundi Vihar Stadium, Nazarbad, Mysuru , Karnataka (Rally venue) shall only be permitted to appear in the Recruitment Test.
  • Date of Birth Block:  Candidates born between 14 JUL 1998 and 26 JUNE 2002 (both days inclusive) are eligible to appear in the Recruitment Rally.
  • Educational Qualification: Candidate should have passed Intermediate / 10+2 / Equivalent Examination in any stream/subjects approved by Central / State Education Boards with minimum 50% marks in aggregate and 50% marks in English.

Indian Air Force Police Recruitment Rally Group ‘Y’ Assam

  • Notification: Indian Air Force offers opportunities for UNMARRIED MALE INDIAN/NEPALESE CITIZENS from States of Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Mizoram, Nagaland, Tripura, Meghalaya and Manipur to join as Airmen. The Recruitment Test for Group ‘Y’ (Non-Technical) {Automobile Technician and Indian Air Force (Police)} will be held at Air Force Station Borjhar, Guwahati, Assam as per the Selection Programme given below. The Recruitment Test shall be conducted from 6 AM onwards as per the details given below. Candidates (from States of Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Mizoram, Nagaland, Tripura, Meghalaya and Manipur) fulfilling the domicile requirements and eligibility conditions reporting up to 10 AM on 01 September 2018 and 03 September 2018 at Air Force Station Borjhar, Guwahati (Rally Venue) shall only be permitted to appear in the Recruitment Test.
  • Age:  Candidates born between 14 July 1998 and 26 June 2002 (both days inclusive) are eligible to appear in the Recruitment Rally.
  • Educational Qualification: Candidate should have passed Intermediate / 10+2 / Equivalent Examination in any stream/subjects approved by Central / State Education Boards with minimum 50% marks in aggregate and 50% marks in English.

Indian Air Force Recruitment Rally Group ‘Y’ Tamil Nadu 2018

  • Notification: Indian Air Force offers opportunities for UNMARRIED MALE INDIAN/NEPALESE CITIZENS from designated Districts of State of Tamil Nadu and UT of Puducherry to join as Airmen. The Recruitment Test for Group ‘Y’ (Non-Technical) (Medical Assistant Trade) will be held at Annai Sathya Stadium, Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu as per the Selection Programme given below. The Recruitment Test shall be conducted from 6 AM onwards as per the details given below. Candidates (from designated districts of State of Tamil Nadu & UT of Puducherry) fulfilling the domicile requirements and eligibility conditions reporting up to 10 AM on 23 July 2018 and 26 July 2018 at Annai Sathya  Stadium, Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu (Rally Venue) shall only be permitted to appear in the Recruitment Test.
  • Age Limit: Candidates born between 14 July 1998 and 26 June 2002 (both days inclusive) are eligible to appear in the Recruitment Rally.
  • Educational Qualification: Candidate should have Passed Intermediate / 10+2 / Equivalent Examination with Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate and English with 50% marks. Note – 1: Education Boards listed in Council of Boards for School Education (COBSE) website as members, will only be permitted. Note – 2: Exact aggregate % of marks before decimal as written in the marks sheet of 10+2/Intermediate/Equivalent OR calculated as per the rules of concerned Education Board shall only be considered (For example 49.99% should be taken as 49% and not to be rounded off to 50%).
  • Venue: Annai Sathya Stadium, Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu

Join Indian Air Force Group X and Y Notification 2019

  • Notification: Indian Air Force invites ONLINE application from UNMARRIED MALE INDIAN CITIZENS (citizens of Nepal are also eligible) for selection test from 13 September 2018 to 16 September 2018 to join as Airmen in Group „X‟ Trades (except Education Instructor Trade) and Group „Y‟ {Except Automobile Technician, GTI, IAF (P), IAF(S) and Musician} Trades.
  • Date: ONLINE REGISTRATION will commence on 03 July 2018 and will close on 24 July 2018. Only ONLINE REGISTERED applications shall be accepted. 
  • Venue: Online Exam.

 

Documents Required For Filling Online Registration Form

1. Matriculation(10th)Pass Certificate and mark sheet
2. Intermediate(10+2)/equivalent/ 2 year vocational course Pass Mark sheet and Certificate/ 3 year diploma in engineering pass Certificate and mark sheet
3. Recent Passport Size color Photograph(Clicked As specified in Guidelines for filling of form) in Digital (JPEG) Format saved in your System(COMPUTER/PC/LAPTOP) over which the Online Application is to be filled. Digital photo Size must be between 30KB and 100KB.
4. NCC Certificate (If Applicable)
5. SOAFP Certificate for wards of serving air force personnel. Discharge book/PPO/service certificate issued from AFRO for wards of retired/deceased/discharge air force personnel/(If Applicable)
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10 Solid Tips To Crack CDS Exam

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10 Solid Tips To Crack CDS Exam

The armed forces aspirants have several opportunities to join their dream service. But NDA and CDS are those opportunities which give the option of choosing any of the three services through a single door. CDS exam is just a few months ahead and the candidates would be preparing for it. Time is less and the work to do is more. But working strategically and preparing smartly can make the work. Below are some tips that will help the aspirants in clearing CDS  exam.

 

10 Solid Tips To Crack CDS Exam

  1. Prepare for your best subject – The candidates must prepare for those subjects over which they have a good hold. The General Ability paper is a mixture of questions from almost all subjects. It is hard to score maximum in G.A. But for keeping a moderate performance in it, the candidates must give their best to the questions of their subjects, which they have studied in graduation or 12th.
  2. Keep one paper as scoring – The three papers i.e. English, G.A., and Mathematics should be tackled strategically. Keep at-least one paper as scoring and try to score above the sectional cut-off in the other two.
  3. Antonyms and Synonyms are also scoring – The Antonyms and Synonyms in the English section are always seen as a hurdle and candidates usually leave them due to lack of knowledge. Rather they should prepare for it as these are the easiest thing and can be prepared very easily by commemorating 4-5 antonyms and synonyms per day.
  4. Current Affairs are the key – The current affairs of last 4-5 months in the scoring part of the G.A. These are the prefixes and are easily available in periodicals or date provided over the internet. So preparing them can raise the score in General abilities.
  5. Stay away from questions out of aptitude – The negative marking of 1/3 can bring the score down. So candidates must not tick those questions which are out their knowledge. Just mark those on which you have confidence.
  6. Score more in the simple parts – There are simple parts in all the three papers. Like passages and sentence rearrangements in English, some basic question in GK and some easy calculative question in Mathematics. Try to give your best in those parts.
  7. Stay cool in GS paper – The G.S. paper is the most critical part of the exam. Most of the candidates loose the opportunity of CDS due to the G.S. paper as English and Mathematics are not too hard to attempt and scoring above the cutoff is not too hard in these 2 papers. The candidates must pay attention to this paper and must fight for every mark in this paper.
  8. Practice for Mathematics – Mathematics is all about your written practice. Several types of questions are framed over a single formula. These can only be solved if you have a prior practice of it. Try to solve maximum questions in given time.
  9. Sample papers and previous year papers – The previous year papers and sample papers of the UPSC exams – CDS, NDA and CAPF exams will give you the hint of the types of questions that you will face in the CDS exam. Sometimes these questions are repeated. In that case, it will be your plus point.
  10. Time management – The time in English is appropriate to complete the entire paper. While in the case of GK, the time is much more than required to solve it. Mathematics paper need time management as the paper has a lot of calculation to do and the question belongs to a long list of topics. So manage time as per your aptitude, preparation, and knowledge.cds exam book

Conclusion – Smart preparation rules over bulk preparation. There is a need to make a strategy for the exam. The opportunity always considered as the best due to less crowd in screening, more chances of recommendation and a good count of vacancies. So, those who are waiting for this opportunity, need to work harder and smarter and make it this time.

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Meet Lt Col Kanchan Kulhari 1st AMC Officer Assisted PM In Hoisting The National Flag

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On the occasion of 70th anniversary of independence, Prime Minister Narendra Modi hoisted the national flag at the ramparts of the Red Fort. For the first time, an AMC officer of the Indian army Lt Col Dr. Kanchan Kulhari assisted the Prime Minister in unfurling the National Flag. Lt Col Kanchan Kulhari, the lady officer of Army Medical Corps, was deployed for the first time. 

Talking to media after the ceremony, Lt Col Kulhari said that she is very happy and thrilled by this opportunity. So far this opportunity has been provided to the infantry or other cores of the Indian Army. She was proud that for the first time this responsibility was given to the Medical Corps. 

This year, the Army was the Coordinating Service, the Guard of Honour was commanded by Lt Col Dheeraj Singh of the Indian Army. The Army Contingent in the Prime Minister’s Guard was commanded by Major Sourav Goswami, the Navy contingent by Lt Cdr VV Krishnan, while Sqn Ldr Salil Sharma leads the Air Force contingent and the Delhi Police contingent by ACP Ankit Chauhan.

Lt. Col Kanchan Kulhari
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The unfurling of the tri-colour was synchronized with the 21 Gun Salute fired by the valiant gunners of the elite 2281 Field Regiment (Ceremonial). The ceremonial battery was commanded by Lt. Col Aditya Kumar Devrani, Shaurya Chakra, Sena Medal and the Gun Position Officer was Regimental Havildar Major (Assistant Inspector Gunnary) Kolate Rajesh Shripati.

The National Flag Guard comprised 32 men and one officer each from the Army, Navy, Air Force and Delhi Police presented the Rashtriya Salute at the time of unfurling of the National Flag by the Prime Minister. Lt Col Saket Bharadwaj from the Indian Army commanded the Inter-Services Guard and Police Guard. The Naval Contingent for the National Flag Guard was commanded by Lt Cdr MYV Tejas, the Army contingent by Major Gerry Mathew, the Air Force contingent by Sqn Ldr Ravi Tomar and the Delhi Police contingent by Additional DCP Shri Rajiv Ranjan.Lt Col Kanchan Kulhari 3

The Army Band played the National Anthem when the National Guard presented the ‘Rashtriya Salute’ while unfurling the National Flag by the Prime Minister. All Service personnel in uniform stood up and saluted the flag. The Band was commanded by Sub Maj Bhaskar Singh Rawat of the Military Band of the Garhwal Rifles Regimental Centre.

Two Army Officers, Capt Md Hasseb Khan and Lt Vinay Budhwar was be positioned on either side of the saluting dais for the Prime Minister for ADC duties. Lt Col Kanchan Kulhari assisted the Prime Minister in unfurling the National Flag.

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