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ACC 108 SSB Interview Dates

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Indian army has published the ACC 108 SSB interview dates. All eligible candidates who have cleared the written examination of ACC entry, are going to attend the SSB interview for ACC 108 Course. ACC entry is a special entry for Indian army service personnels only.


ACC 108 Merit List

Candidates are required to report at their respective allotted centre. They are required to bring with them the following documents in ORIGINAL alongwith two photocopies each duly attested by a Gazetted Officer.
  1. Passing certificate of matriculation / 10th standard exam for verification of age proof.(No other document except matriculation certificate in original is acceptable for age proof)
  2. Passing certificate of Intermediate / 10+2 exam.
  3. Mark sheets of matriculation / 10th standard and Intermediate / 10+2 exams.
  4. Your identity proof with photograph (Identity Card only)
  5. Photocopy of Fd Conduct Sheet duly attested by the CO/OC unit with date.
ACC 108 SSB Interview Dates

ACC 108 SSB Interview Dates

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Progressive Group Task (PGT) Rules

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This is the first outdoor task in the GTO series. In this task certain obstacles are given and you have to progress from one obstacle to another as a group. In this task there 3-4 obstacles which a group has to cross following certain rules and carrying a load with them.

Progressive Group Task (PGT) Procedure

Generally after explaining the whole procedure the GTO will ask the group that how much time they will need to complete the task and then he gives about 40-45 minutes. The obstacles are nothing but a certain area is marked by a start line and a finish line and the ground between these two lines is considered as out of bound area since you have to cross this out of bound area which is about 10-15 feet. Since you have to cover this distance without stepping on ground thus it becomes an obstacle but you are provided with some helping material to facilitate the crossing also some structures are placed in between to facilitate bridging.
 
Progressive Group Task (PGT) Rules
 
These helping material can be a wooden plank (5-6 feet long), balli, rope and also you have to carry the load with you which is in form of a drum or barrel. You are also expected to follow certain rules which are as follows:
  • Group Rule: This rule implies that all the members of a group must have crossed an obstacle before moving to the next one. Since in this exercise candidates can move one by one only there will be some who cross first and others who cross late. Therefore you must make sure that all of you have crossed. Secondly by group here we mean the whole group, the living and the non-living ones both, because your group consists of all the members hence don’t forget to take the helping material as well.
  • Distance Rule: This rule says that no member of the group can jump directly more than a distance of 3-4 feet. Hence the distance of more than 3-4 feet must be bridged and not jumped. Thus if you see that the distance between the start line and the first structure to be of 5 feet you must not jump even if you are capable of doing so, you must bridge the distance between it.
  • Color Rule: This rule implies that the structures placed in the out of bound area if it is painted white, is inbound for candidates and the helping material & the load as well. This means it can be touched by the three. If it is painted Red then it is out of bound for all the three i.e. nobody can touch it neither the group nor the helping material or the load. If it is painted blue then it can be touched or is inbound for the living members of the group i.e. candidates and out of bound i.e. can’t be touched by the non-living members i.e. the helping material and the load.
  • Rule of Rigidity: This rule says that no two rigid materials can be tied together for making an extension. Since rigid materials are normally the ballis and planks hence this rule means you can’t tie them together. However you can keep one on top of another and also can tie them to the structure.

You must keep these rules in mind to do the PGT Progressive Group Task efficiently.

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Tips On Tackling Progressive Group Task

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Progressive Group Task PGT

When the GTO gives you direction for the PGT Progressive Group Task, he takes the whole group from start line of first obstacle to the finish line of the end one. As soon as he says that okay now you may start the task then the competition begins. Here are a few tips on how to successfully tackle PGT.

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  1. Run to the start line where the helping materials are placed as soon as the GTO says that you may start. Don’t walk like a snail show some sense of urgency.
  2. When you’ll run it’ll be an advantage for you only because then you’ll be able to catch hold of any of the helping material.
  3. You must take the plank or balli or the rope in your hand and start the work immediately.
  4. Please do not take the load and try to get your possession on the helping materials because then only you’ll be able to start the work.
  5. While you are making your bridge you must ask other group members to help you and not try to do it on your own.
  6. If someone else has taken the lead and started making the bridge then you must support them by your ideas and your physical help.
  7. Do not stand and watch the other members doing it, you have to be involved and look involved.
  8. Volunteer to cross the bridge first and encourage others to cross it as well. If anybody is hesitating then you must motivate them and help them in crossing.
  9. While working and encouraging others you must be loud enough because your voice must reach the GTO at least and he’ll think that you are involved.
  10. You must look working the entire time try not to remain idle for a single second.
  11. When the GTO is giving the directions he might ask you that okay now I’ll tell you the rules for PGT, does anybody knows the rule? Then please do not act over smart and say ‘Yes’, because this is the first Outdoor task you are blank on the rules as of now.
  12. Do not ask the GTO silly questions like how much distance is 3-4 feet, at your age you are expected to have that much sense of distance.
  13. The GTO will even ask your group that how much time you’ll need to complete the task, do not say 30 minute or 35 minute, tell 1 hour he’ll bargain for 40-45 minute.
  14. Do not shout on your team members and do not throw the helping material etc.
  15. Do not break the rules and if you are breaking any you have infinite chance to correct it, there is no penalty hence if you happen to break a rule then you must repeat the task again. Honesty is what is expected from you.
  16. Wait till all the members have crossed.
  17. Do not look at the GTO all the time.
  18. DO not give up easily, keep on motivating your team members and encouraging them to perform.

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SSB Interview Procedure An Overview

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This article is a guide to those who are totally new and want to begin from the beginning. This means that this article contains a general overview of the procedure followed at SSB for the testing. Those of you who don’t know anything about SSB will get to know about the procedure followed at SSB for testing. You can then read various other articles from our website SSBCrack which are giving a detailed account of each test in the SSB.

SSB or Service Selection Board is a five day procedure divided into two stages.
A candidate who clears the Stage 1 only goes to the Stage 2 and stays for four more days. The two stages are as follows:

Stage 1
This stage is known as Basic Screening Test and comprises of two tests:
  1. Verbal and Nonverbal Reasoning
  2. Picture Perception and Description Test (PPDT) 
Stage 2
This stage comprises of three different tests:
 

Psychological Test

Psychological Test Comprises of 4 tests which are as follows:
  • Thematic Apperception Test (TAT)
  • Word Association Test (WAT)
  • Situation Reaction Test (SRT)
  • Self-Description Test (SD)

Group Testing Officers Test (GTO)

Group Testing is for 2 days and is comprising of 9 Tasks:
  1. Group Discussion
  2. Group Planning Exercise (Military Planning Exercise)
  3. Progressive Group task
  4. Group Obstacle Race (Snake race)
  5. Half Group Task
  6. Lecturette
  7. Individual Obstacles
  8. Command Task
  9. Final Group Task
More Details: GTO Task in SSB Interview

Face to Face Interview

In this exercise, the candidate is in direct conversation with the Interviewing Officer and the Interview is conducted for 35-40 minutes. The Interview is conducted on the basis of the Personal Information Questionnaire Form (PIQ) which is filled by the candidate on their arrival to the SSB Board.
 
 

Conference (Final Day)

This is like the conclusion of the SSB Stay of a candidate. This is the Final day generally (Except for Flying Branch Candidates). On this final day, the fate of the candidate is decided and thus it is an important day. The candidates are required to appear one by one in front of the complete Board Of Officers comprising of the President of the board, Deputy President, Group Testing Officers, Psychologists & Technical Officers. The candidate can be asked following questions also:
  1. How was your stay at the SSB Board?
  2. Did you go out anywhere? Who accompanied you? Where did you go and what all did you find there?
  3. How was the food in the mess?
  4. Any other suggestions?
After the Board Meeting of every candidate is over, the final results are declared within half an hour. Selected candidates are required to stay for filling up of the forms. They may even be asked to stay for medical examinations and Flying Branch candidates are required to stay for Pilot Aptitude and Battery Test (PABT). The remaining candidates are sent back.
 
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Independence Day Service Awards 2013

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15 Aug 2013 Service Awards

Like always, today we are celebrating Independence Day, which is celebrated every year on 15 August. Here we are mentioning the names of brave heroes who have achieved success through their courage and served the country with full josh. Below are the lists of service personnel being awarded gallantry/distinguished service awards on the occasion of independence Day 2013.

Kirti Chakra

  1. IC-65454F MAJ MAHESH KUMAR, SM, PUNJAB

Shaurya Chakra

  1. IC-69324W MAJ SANJEEV KUMAR, ARMD
  2. IC-69663W MAJ SWAGAT KUMAR DAS, SIKH LI
  3. SS-41220Y MAJ AMARJEET SINGH, MECH INF
  4. SC-00574M MAJ MOHAN CHANDRA, SM, KUMAON
  5. IC-72213K CAPT RAMPREET SINGH, JAK RIF
  6. 2489218Y NK BALWINDER SINGH, SM, PUNJAB

Bar To Sena Medal (Gallantry)

  1. IC-65233P MAJ ANAND KUMAR, SM, DOGRA
  2. G/104947F L/HAV L KAMINI SINGHA, SM, ASSAM RIF

Sena Medal (Gallantry)

  1. IC-52416M COL SANJAY VADHERA, ARMY AVN SQN (UH)
  2. IC-64148A MAJ ADITYA KUMAR, MECH INF
  3. IC-65006P MAJ SAMIR BHARTI, ASSAM REGT
  4. IC-66843N MAJ PIYUSH KUMAR VERMA, ARMD
  5. IC-68311M MAJ TANMOY RATH, SIGS
  6. IC-69128W MAJ MARATHE SHASHIKANT BANSILAL, JAT
  7. IC-69840L MAJ VIJIT KUMAR, PUNJAB
  8. IC-70316K CAPT PAWAN KUMAR JAISWAL, SIKH
  9. IC-71170N CAPT SINGAM JEEVAN SINGH, ENGRS
  10. SS-43901A CAPT ANSHUL BISHT, DOGRA
  11. IC-76820A LT GIRISH BHARDWAJ, AOC
  12. JC-413444W SUB MAHENDRA SINGH, PARA (SF)
  13. 3395091Y HAV ASHWANI KUMAR, DOGRA
  14. 3994075M HAV CHHANKAR SINGH, DOGRA
  15. 3192759H NK SURENDRA KUMAR BHARI, JAT
  16. 13759924X NK YASHWANT SINGH, JAK RIF
  17. 2801031A L/NK YAMGAR VIJAY DHONDIRAM, MARATHA LI
  18. 4002649W SEP SANJEEV KUMAR, DOGRA
  19. 12974871P RFN FAROOQ AHMED BAJRAN, JAK LI (TA)
  20. 13771351L RFN RAJEEV THAKUR, JAK RIF
  21. 16018548W RFN NEERAJ KUMAR SOLANKI, RAJ RIF

List of other Awards 15 August 2013

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CDS Written Test Important Instructions

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cdse 2013 exam instrucations

Below we are mentioning few instructions which are important for all aspirants attending CDSE (II) 2013 exam on 8th Sep 2013. You will also find the same instructions on your CDSE (II) 2013 Hall ticket. It is suggested that you read all instructions at least once before writing CDSE (II) 2013 exam.

CDS Written Test Important Instructions

CDSE 2013 Instructions

  1. Check the e-Admit Card carefully and bring discrepancies, if any, to the notice of UPSC immediately.
  2. Mention your Name, Roll Number, Registration ID and Name & Year of the Examination in all the correspondence with UPSC.
  3. Bring this e-Admit Card in each session to secure admission to Examination Hall. e-Admit Card may be preserved till the declaration of written result as its production before Service Selection Boards is necessary.
  4. You are responsible for safe custody of the e-Admit Card and in the event of any other person using this e-Admit Card, the onus lies on you to prove that you have not used the service of any impersonator.
  5. Enter the Examination Hall 20 minutes before the scheduled commencement of the examination.
  6. “Candidates should note that any omission / mistake / discrepancy in encoding filling in details in the OMR answer sheet, especially with regard to Roll Number and Test Booklet Series Code, will render the answer sheet liable for rejection”.
  7. You will not be admitted to the examination if you report 10 minutes after the scheduled commencement of the examination.
  8. If you appear at a centre / sub-centre other than the one indicated by the Commission in your e-Admit Card, your answer scripts will not be evaluated and your candidature is liable to be cancelled.
  9. Please Read the “Rules for the Examination” Published in the Employment News and available on the UPSC website www.upsc.gov.in and “Poster containing instructions displayed outside the Examination Hall.
  10. Your candidature to the examination is provisional.
  11. Mobile Phones, Calculators or any of the IT Gadgets are not allowed inside the premises where the examination is being conducted. Any Infringements of these instructions shall entail disciplinary action including ban from future examinations.
  12. There will be penalty (Negative Marking) for wrong answers marked by a candidate in the objective type Question Papers.
  13. Answers other than those made by Black Ball Point Pen would not be evaluated.
  14. Candidates are advised not to bring any valuables/costly items to the Examination Halls, as safe keeping of the same cannot be assured. The Commission will not be responsible for any loss in this regard.
  15. Candidates who do not have clear photographs on the e-admit card/signatures on the Scannable Attendance Lists will have to bring a photo identity proof viz. Adhar Card, Driving Licence, Passport,Voter I Card etc. and three passport size photographs one for each session for appearing in the examination with an undertaking.
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CDSE 2 2013 Admit Card Download

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CDSE 2 2013 Admit Card Download

Candidates can download the CDSE 2 2013 Admit card from UPSC now. CDS 2 2013 e-admit card or hall ticket is must while attending CDS 2 2013 written exam which is going to held next month. Hope everyone is preparing for CDSE (II) 2013 written test, for more tips on how to pass CDSE (II) 2013 visit this link.

How to Download CDSE (II) 2013 Admit Card

  1. Visit : http://upscadmitcard.nic.in
  2. Click on download CDS 2 2013 admit card
  3. Enter your details and submit.
There are three ways to download the CDSE (II) 2013 admit card, using your registration number,  roll number which are generated while applying for CDSE (II) 2013, and by using your name, DOB etc.
CDSE 2 2013 Admit Card Download
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NDA 1 2013 Result By UPSC

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nda 1 2013 result

NDA 1 2013 Result. Candidates those who have attended NDA (I) 2013 written test can check their result now. UPSC has declared the result of National Defence Academy And Naval Academy Examination (I), 2013 today. On the basis of result of NDA 1 2013, all successful candidates will face the SSB interview for Army, Navy and Air Force respectively.

NDA 1 2013 Result By UPSC

On the basis of the result of the written part of the National Defence Academy and Naval Academy Examination (I) 2013 held by the Union Public Service Commission on 14th April 2013, candidates with the under mentioned Roll Nos. have qualified for interview by the Services Selection Board of the Ministry of Defence for Admission to Army, Navy and Air Force Wings of the National Defence Academy for
the 131st Course and for the 93rd Indian Naval Academy Course (INAC) commencing from December, 2013.

NDA 1 2013 Result By UPSC

The mark-sheets of the candidates, will be put on the Commission’s website within fifteen (15) days from the date of publication of the final result (after concluding SSB Interviews) and will remain available on the website for a period of sixty (60)) days.
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Individual Obstacles For Women

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Here there will be obstacles placed and a candidate is required to complete them in a given period of time individually. The level of individual obstacles for women is slightly lower than that given for men. Men’s are given three minutes for 10 obstacles roughly and women are required to complete 6 obstacles in a time of 4 minutes, this is because level of energy and stamina in men and women are different. You can repeat an obstacle after you complete all. Each obstacle is associated with points ranging from 1 to 10, most difficult one with maximum number of points (10).


Basically your self-confidence, physical fitness, stamina, courage, determination and speed of decisions are some major points amongst others to be checked. Hence you have to do it will full zeal and stamina. Generally the obstacles are placed one after the another in such a way that you can start with an obstacle you like and keep on attempting others and finally come back to the first one where you started.
Here is a list of some of the obstacles popularly given by SSB’s, you can get any six of them or similar kinds to do.
  1. Going over a balance beam called as single ramp.
  2. Long jump across a ditch of about 4-6 feet (generally covered with a barbed wire).
  3. Monkey crawling.
  4. Climbing a wall.
  5. Passing through a tire.
  6. Rope climbing.
  7. Tarzan Swing or Tarzan jump
  8. Balance walking over a zigzag beam.
  9. Walking over parallel ropes (Burma Bridge).
  10. Screen Jump (come running climb on the plank jump over the screen or red cloth without touching the screen).
  11. Commando walk.
  12. Tiger’s leap.
Individual Obstacles For Women
Individual Obstacles For Women
Individual Obstacles For Women
Individual Obstacles For Women

Tips for tackling Individual Obstacles

  1. Practice running & do some exercise before appearing for SSB.
  2. When the GTO is explaining listen very carefully and make a mental note of what you have to do or a plan of action.
  3. If you fail to tackle an obstacle in first attempt try it again after finishing other ones.
  4. Choose the correct sequence.
  5. Do not merely walk on the ground, run from one obstacle to other.
  6. Do not break rules or touch red portions.
  7. Remain composed while attempting high rise obstacles or one’s with jumping.
  8. Do not look at others or at the GTO while tackling obstacles concentrate and do your thing.
  9. Do not exceed your time.
  10. Do not give up in the middle.
You can tackle these obstacles easily if you are physically fit. Since balancing requires concentration hence you must attempt it in the beginning (this is my personal opinion however you can attempt in a way you like). Since Individual Obstacles are scoring thing hence you must try to put in your best efforts because these marks count in the final merit list. Don’t forget to test your shoes (sport shoes) which you have to wear in this task because you must be accustomed and habitual to the shoes in which you are going to run. The same applies to the dress you have to wear in this task.
Best of Luck Ladies:)

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Indian Coast Guard Final Selection Board Procedure

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Indian Coast Guard Final Selection Board Procedure FSB

The Indian Coast Guard Final Selection Board [FSB] procedure is similar to that of SSB in Army/Navy/Air force with a few differences. FSB is also conducted in three parts i.e. Psychological testing, GTO testing, Interview. The whole process lasts for 5 to 6 days depending upon strength of the batch. You are also given one day free. FSB provides free accommodation at the centre but food is not free for breakfast, lunch and dinner plus beddings, pillow all this in unison costs 144 per day.

You can also stay and eat out if you want. Selection centre is situated in noida, at gautam budh nagar. PSBs are conducted at 4 different centers but FSB is conducted only at noida centre. On arrival you are given PIQ form to fill.

Psychology Test at FSB

It is conducted on the first day of arrival. In psych there is a battery of 4 tests named TAT, WAT, SRT and SD. All are similar to the psychology tests of SSB. Difference is some time they reduce WAT to 50 words.
 
Indian Coast Guard Final Selection Board Procedure

GTO Test at FSB

It can be on first day or in next 4 days depending on schedule. This test also consist battery of 3 tests, named GD, GPE, lecturette. Unlike SSB there are indoor tasks only the outdoor tasks are under construction and in upcoming years outdoors will be roped in too. I am going to mention only special things about these tests which are different from SSB. All three tests are conducted on the same day.
 
Group Discussion
Group consists of 8 to 10 students.2 group discussions are there. In first you have choice and in 2nd you don’t have any choice.20 minutes for each.

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Group Planning Exercise

In group planning exercise the model which depicts the area concerned is replaced here with a image on screen and laser light is used instead of stick to show a place in picture. Rests of the things are same.
Lecturette: – conducted in same manner as in SSB.

Interview at FSB

It can last for 15 to 60 minutes all depends upon candidate. In interview candidates are also asked about branch in which they have applied as general duties, technical, pilot etc and technical candidates are asked questions from their engineering stream. And rests of questions are on PIQ form and personal life of candidate.

Conference at FSB

Last day is conference day, when all assessors give their opinion on each and every candidate and take a final decision whether to recommend him or not. Arrangement and process are similar with that of SSB.

Also Read: Indian Coast Guard Interview Experience

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