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NCC-33 Men Merit List 2013

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ncc 33 men merit list

Joinindianarmy has published the merit list of NCC-33 Special entry for men with  NCC ‘C’certificate with at least ‘B’ Grade. 44 candidates those who have cleared the SSB interview of NCC-33 are mentioned in the merit list.

Joining Instructions to all qualified candidates will be issued strictly as per the merit list and subject to medical fitness and educational eligibility. The Course is commencing on 08 Apr 2013.
Medical status of few candidates in the list is still not clear. Some of them have applied for RMB (Review Medical Board) and AMB (Appeal Medical Board). 
ncc 33 merit list
NCC
Candidates Status:
  1. FIT: 17
  2. AMB: 13
  3. RMB: 2
  4. No Medical Status: 13
Eligibility Qualification: 
  • Degree of a recognized university or equivalent with aggregate of minimum 50% marks taking into account marks of all the years. 
  • Service in NCC: Should have served for minimum two academic years in the senior Division/ Wing of NCC (iii) Grading: Should have obtained minimum of ‘B” Grade in ‘C’ Certificate Exam of NCC.
 NCC- 33 Men Merit List

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SSC Pilot Navy SSB Interview Dates 2013

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SSC Pilot Indian Navy 2013

Indian Navy has started the process of SSB Interview for SSC Pilot Entry June 2013. Candidates applied and shortlisted for this entry being called for SSB Interview at Naval selection board. Notification for SSC Pilot Observer 2013 had come in Oct 2012.

SSC Pilot Navy 2013 SSB Interview

Eligibility for SSC Pilot 2013 Navy:

Branch/ Cadre
Basic Qualification
Stream
Minimum Percentage
SSC(PILOT)
Graduate(any discipline) with Maths and Physics in 12
Any Discipline
70%
SSC(PILOT)
B.Tech
Any Discipline
70%
SSC(PILOT)
B.E
Any Discipline
70%

Candidates allotted with SSB Bangalore will be facing SSB interview for SSC Pilot from 8 April 2013 onward, if you haven’t received any call letter, do check your emails and text message. Only shortlisted candidates will be getting call for these interviews.

List of SSC Pilot Navy 2013 Candidates 
Call Up letter SSC Pilot 2013 Navy

Candidates are advised to contact SSB Bangalore at Mob : 9480948061, 
Email: [email protected] for any related query.

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Psychologist’s Interpretation Of Your WAT Responses

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word association test

The words in Word Association Tests [WAT] are not just taken at random. These are specially selected, and sometimes, arranged in a particular pattern or group so that the Psychologist may be able to come to his conclusion as to what qualities these responses point to, in order to enable him to write a pen picture of the candidate’s personality.

The Psychologist interprets this reaction or he states from these associations or reactions the traits of the personality of the candidates. With the help of this test, the Psychologist understands or gets a fair idea of the candidate’s personality, his likes and dislikes, his achievements, and his weakness and strong points, his sentiments, his emotional attitudes and temperamental makeup.

WAT in ssb interview
Examples of words in WAT

The reactions of each candidates are peculiar to himself. They are influenced by his environement. The same word may arouse different ideas, emotions, feeling and reactions in different persons. Again, the same reactions of two candidates having different conclusions or interpretations in case of each candidate. Therefore, students are warned not to memories haphazardly the ready made word reactions.

Some books written by unqualified authors tend to mislead the candidate who should beware of these cheap books.

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  1. Best SSB Interview Books 2013
WAT also needs practice before hand, but natural responses are more advantageous than writing something ready made and not as per your personality. 
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SSC-98th Men Non Tech SSB Interview Dates

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SSC-98th Non-Tech SSB Interview Dates

Center allotment list for SSC-98th Non-technical SSB interview is published. Joinindianarmy has published the list of 2734 candidates those who have passed CDS (II) 2012 for OTA SSC-98th Course. Indian army is soon going to release the interview dates for SSC-98th course. SSB interviews are going to be held from Mar-April 2013. The course is commencing in OTA on Oct 2013.

OTA Chennai
Officers Training Academy

Allotment Details:

  1. No of candidates in Allahabad: 1373
  2. No of candidates in Bhopal: 820
  3. No of candidates in Bangalore: 545

SSB Interview List:

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Story For Blank Slide in TAT of SSB Interview

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TAT

TAT also know as Thematic Apperception Test. TAT is a part of psychological testing happens in stage 2 of SSB interview. TAT is used by psychologist to assess the candidate on the basis of psychology and OLQs. TAT consist of 11 picture slide and a blank slide, let’s talk more about what to write in the blank slide. However, it is not mandatory to write only a particular theme or story for the blank slide, but whatever we write for the blank side is of utmost importance, blank slide story reflects more about our personality and way of thinking. When you see a blank slide, your response will be different from other 11 pictures, may be you write something which is close to your heart. Though there is nothing right and wrong here, you can write whatever you feel good about, as you know there will be a blank slide, you can prepare your story before hand and write the same.

In other 11 picture slides, one must write stories relevant to the picture but still can do little modification as per the thoughts coming in his/her mind. But, when you have a blank slide, your mind plots a theme which is close to your personal life, so that is the reason blank slide story matter much with respect to our psychological assessment.

Also Check: How to stories in TAT and PPDT

Story for blank slide

This is sort of a mystery for many, what to write in blank slide?  One must not take this lightly, as said above, blank slide story is of utmost importance for psychological assessment and your personal assessment.

We asked few recommended candidates personally about their blank slide story and this is what they have said:Vinay: I wrote about my personal life and the challenges I have faced during my studies. I wrote about how did I overcome those problems. Personally, I was not sure what I was writing because it was my first SSB attempt and I cleared it, so I can not say what to write in blank story, but this is what I wrote. Shilpi: I got guidance from one of my friends, so I wrote all story based on my personal life experiences and the blank story was connected to other stories. Kiran: My story was on science fiction, which I personally love a lot. I had prepared my blank story well in advance so it was very easy for me.

Rohit: It was about a boy who was passionate to join Defence, so it was basically out of my experiences of joining the force. I passed my SSB  in 7th attempt, so I mentioned the problems and obstacles I faced during these attempts in brief.

So, we can assume that, for a blank slide, we must not write something random, it is always better to portray your own qualities in the blank slide. Blank slide is a very good opportunity to show your inner qualities which you may not express directly else where. And, it is always good to keep some connection between rest of the stories.

So, what is your story for the blank slide?? you can write your story in the comment box below. 

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Komal Pawar Recommended from 2 AFSB Mysore in AFCAT Entry

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Hello friends, this was my first attempt for SSB and it was the most exciting, memorable, enjoyable moment of my life. Those five days have taught me many of the things, and their I came to know the real meaning of unity in diversity, which India has. In my family there was no one from military background, I never got any of the information about how to join this, but one of my college mate, Krishna, told me about AFCAT and even filled my form, I’ll always be thankful to him. later when I cleared my AFCAT written, my NCC sir, and other friends Nikhil,  Ranjit, and Dipak helped me with their guidelines for SSB preparation.

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According to me, the one who is desperately willing to join defence can easily crack SSB, only the thing is we have to analyze our self, don’t hide anything or tell lie about your achievements, the people there are experts, they can easily catch it!

Even I was unable to handle the command task, but didn’t hesitated to ask for help, and even I always kept encouraging my group candidates while performing the tasks. I think, may be this was my pulse point. Our group was the best one because we had co-ordination among us, and that is what required in defence. Even in GD we didn’t had quarrels, instead helped others, one who were unable to speak, to put forward their points. I thank Swathi for helping all of us by giving basic information and preparation tips.

Those five days were the best days of my life as I was bestowed with three very good friends, Shilpy, Amritha, and Ann.
Day 1 : We were escorted to AFSB from railway station, when we reached their, we were given chest numbers and started with our test aptitude, PPDT these were the screening tests, in which out of 180, 90 candidates were screened.
Later we  had Picture perception test (PPT),Word association test (WAT),Situation reaction test (SRT),Self description test (SDT) even PIQ’s were filled. It’s better to go prepared for this tests, at least have the overview of some solved examples. I was not knowing this but Ranjit (SSB recommended) told me this before.
Day 3 : Day 2 was a break for our group, on day 3 we had our personal interviews, my interview continued for 1 and half hour. The questions in the interview were general, about family, friends, colleagues, achievements, but were rapid fire type questions, we need to be keen listener and attentive, before replying I categorized all may answers, this had helped me in giving better performance . And one thing is to be remembered, the answers in the PIQ, SRT, SDT and the one you are giving in interview should match. The interviewer is very calm, he appreciates our answers.
The favorite question of my interview was “if I place Tr. Annie (favorite teacher) on 1 number, on number scale, which teacher will you place on number 7 ? why ?”, and I replied “Tr. Sumitra on number 7, because mam Annie taught me the values of life, and mam Sumitra encouraged me for my activities “.
Day 4 : Our GTO was conducted on 4th day, in that we had some Indoor and outdoor activities.
Indoor activities : In this activity the GTO showed us the map and explained the situation in the form of story, and we had to find the solution and perform all the tasks. later we were given time to write the solution individually and finally had to get the combined plan for the operation. Thanks to my group mates, they were very supportive, each and every one of us were able to explain our idea. and finally got to the conclusion.
Outdoor activities : Here we had Progressive group task, Half group task, Individual task, Command task, Final group task, and we were provided with helping material such as balli, rope, plank and a load, which we had to carry along with us while crossing the obstacles. There were some color codes to the obstacles.
  • White : Helping material as well as candidate can touch.
  • Yellow : Candidate can touch but helping material can’t.
  • Red : Neither Helping material nor candidates can touch.
Progressive group task : 5 hurdles were to be crossed with increasing difficulty, at first I
went numb, I was thinking GTO as easy think but everything went wrong here, I was not  getting even a single trick to cross the obstacle, but then I decided to just follow Swathi as she was good at logic.
Half group task : In this task we were divided into group of 5, even number in one group and odds in one, and again we were given a single hurdle, and Thank God! luckily Swathi was in my group. so crossed hurdle easily.
Command task : In this task every candidate is called and she has to overcome the  obstacle, and she can take two other candidates as her sub-ordinates, this was my  biggest tension, but then I again called Swathi and Shilpy as my sub-ordinates and as usual both helped me out.
Individual task : Now this was where I was perfect, in this task we had to pass over seven obstacles within 3 mins, they were high jump(1pt), ramp walking(2pts), monkey crawling(9pts), jumping through tyre(7pts), rope climbing(10pts), Burma Bridge(5pts), and walking on the wooden bamboo(4pts). I had crossed 5 out of 7 obstacles.
Final group task : This was also very easy task and we accomplished it within 5 mins.
Day 5 : On this day we had our conference, this was the best experience I’ve ever had, nearly 20 to 30 IAF officers were seating in a conference hall in a semicircular manner, and I was given a chair in the center, write in front of the president and one of the officers just next to president sir, started asking me questions. I quickly Identified the one and replied. the question was, “How was your stay at Mysore? what places have you visited in Mysore?”. It was just of 30 sec, but when my friends came up they told me that the time taken for discussion was much, I was getting tensed and was eagerly waiting for results and after an hour the DSO sir came with a result sheet in his hand, my heart started beating very fast, was nervous. He started telling the results of recommended one’s, chestno 1, (some 5 girls were in middle)…. chestno 22 and directly chestno 44, I crossed my fingers and started praying coz I was in despair, as no one was recommended from 30ties, but soon sir said chestno 46,47,48 and me, Shiply and Gargi were selected and chestno 44 was of Swathi. I was very happy as 4 candidates from our group were selected, and 20 candidates from our batch (M-AFSB/83).
later on DSO sir said this was the best batch there, coz many times the batches of girls get washed out totally, and only our batch had recommended 20 girls.
In the evening we were given a dozens of forms to fill and I was missing Amritha and Ann.
Day 6 : On this day we had our PABT test, for which 9 girls appeared and 6 were selected as pilots. I failed the exam but Shilpy has cleared.

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photo Author: Komal Pawar: I’m an engineering graduate, from Information Technology and working at a software company in Pune.

AFCAT 2013 Result & SSB Interview

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AFCAT 01/2013 written result

Indian Air Force has announced the written test result of AFCAT 2013. AFCAT 01/2013 written exam was conducted by India Air-Force on 24 Feb 2013. Result of written test of AFCAT  takes 45 days from the day of examination.

Successful candidates would be going through AFSB interview at Air Force Selection Board. Indian Air Force has four AFSB namely 1 AFSB Dehradun, 2 AFSB Mysore, 3 AFSB Gandhinagar and 4 AFSB Varanasi. 
AFCAT 2013 SSB Interview

In AFCAT 01/2013, the competition and difficulty level of AFCAT has increased, you can check the debate on the cut off for AFCAT 01/2013 here . Nearly 2 Lakh candidates applied for AFCAT 01/2013 this time, result of the written test is going to be published in April 2013 by careerairforce.nic.in.
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NDA (I) 2013 Rejected Applications By UPSC

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NDA 2013

UPSC has released a list of 1788 candidates who may not be eligible to write NDA (I) 2013, NATIONAL DEFENCE ACADEMY & NAVAL ACADEMY (I) EXAMINATION, 2013 this year. Reason for application rejection is non- payment of fee. UPSC did not find any confirmation of the fee from bank authorities on behalf of these candidates.

UPSC Statement: 

Dear Candidates,
With reference to your ON-LINE application for admission to the NATIONAL DEFENCE ACADEMY & NAVAL ACADEMY (I) EXAMINATION, 2013, I am directed to state that Confirmation has NOT been received from the Bank authorities regarding receipt of fee of Rs.100/- in respect of your application for the above examination. Therefore, in accordance with the provisions contained in the Commission’s Notice for the above examination uploaded on the Commission’s website, your application has been rejected.

How to Appeal 

Appeal against the rejection, if any, may be made within 10 (ten) days from the date of this mail along with the documentary evidence by Speed Post or by Hand to Mr. BHUPENDAR SINGH, Under Secretary (NDA), Union Public Service Commission, Room No.409, Ayog Sachivalaya Building, New Delhi- 110069 failing which no correspondence will be entertained by this office.

(i) Please submit the Bank pay-in-slip (in original) through which payment has been deposited by you in the State Bank of India if the fee has been paid through cash mode.
OR
(ii) If you have paid the fee through debit/credit card or through internet banking of authorized State Bank, then please send a copyof your debit/credit card statement or Bank account statement as
the case may be.

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Vijendra Singh Recommended from 19 SSB Allahabad in UES Entry

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Hello friends..this was my first attempt for the ssb..and it was one of the most..adventorus ,memorable ,exciting and romantic trip of my life J. My ssb was on 10th of feb ,:) while coming from pune to Allahabad from pune patna express,I found out that train will drop me at cheoki station instead of Allahabad station bcoz of the excessive rush of people at Allahabad station due to mahakumbh . When I came out of cheoki station , I found out that auto and buses are not permitted to go to Allahabad station bcoz of the same reason of mahakumbh. So I was having 2 options.. 1. Leave the

ssb and come back in the absentee batch 2. Walk a distance of 13 kilometres. Since this was my first ssb,I was very excited and desperate to reach the MCO at Allahabad,so I chose the second option and walked to 13 km with a heavy bagpack on my shoulders and finally reached the MCO at 4 o clock in the morning.

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SSB Allahabad UES Entry

So that’s how my ssb started..

Day 1 : screening day : the army bus dropped us to the ssb centre Allahabad, there we filled the TA
forms,got our chest numbers and went inside vikram batra testing hall for the screening round
initially two intelligence test were there. 50 simple questions and 30 min to solve them in each paper.
I did well in both of them 😀 J .well that was an easy test…after that it was time for PPDT (picture
perception and description test). In this test a hazy picture was shown to us in which a child was
playing a piyano,and we were supposed to write a story on this within 4 and a half minutes. In my
story , I showed a journey of a young boy from leaning to play the piyano to winning the national level
competition “INDIA’S GOT TALENT”.

Then we were divided into group of 15 people in each group and went to the GD room for the group
discussion. Initially each n every person narrated his story one by one. I narrated my story well and
fluently J.since I was the last candidate to narrate in my group,as soon as my narration ended,the
group discussion started . our group discussion was awesome. Even the gto officer and the psychologist
appreciated our group. I can still remember the words of that GTO officer “boys, this is one of the most
sensible and decent group discussion I have ever seen in this GD room.. till date”.

And when the screening result came,we all were got totally amazed, because out of 15 people from our
group 11 people got screened in,including me J . that moment was really amazing.

Then we got our new chest numbers, my new chest number was 11.and then we filled the PIQ forms.

This is how the day 1 ended and we went to 19ssb accommodation.

DAY2: PSYCHOLOGY TEST: the first psychology test was TAT. Well it was too easy, 11 pictures and a blank slide were shown and I was easily able to write the story based on them within the time limit.

Then was the word association test in which I made a mistake…I skipped two words in between because of which the serial numbers of the sentence from no.7 to no. 20 went wrong .when I realized about that, I immediately corrected it,but in the meanwhile ,I skipped 5 more words.but after word number 20..rest of the serial numbers were in correct order as the answer sheet for word no.21 to 40 was starting from a new page..aah ..thank goodnesss. So finally I was able to attempt 50 words out of 60.

Then third was the SITUATION REACTION TEST. In this ,out of 60 I attempted 42.

And after that the last test was self description test which was very easy.

Then the test was over by 4 oclock and we were free and chest number 1to 9 were being called for the
interview, my interview was on next day as I was chest no.11, so me and few more people went to to
OLIVE GREEN cafeteria and had awesome bakarbaaazi among the group along with coffee and chips.

Then we came back to the staying room and I listened to my favourite Enrique songs for few hours and
then went to sleep ,as we had to wake up early tomorrow morning for the GTO task.

DAY3: day 3 started with the GTO tasks..starting with GD ..the group discussion was a bit of a fish
market..but some how I managed to politely put up my points 3-4 times . but then came the group
planning exercise in which I suckeddd because of the person sitting beside me.we were supposed to sit
in proper semi circle,but person sitting beside me pulled his chair a little bit in front of me due to which
I got hinderd from the group and he kept on shouting in the entire group planning exercise . that’s why
each and every time I had to ask him politely to calm down and listen to my views ,and some how I
managed to speak two times in the whole group planning exercise.. 🙁

Then we had the progressive group task, half group tasks in which I gave workable ideas to overcome
the hurdles. Then was the group obstacle race which was a real fun . everyone running along with the
snake and shouting their warcrys, our warcry was “CHAKKKKKKKK DE INDIAAAAAAAAA”and the most amazing thing WAS that my group won that race :).then last was the lecturette in which all u have to do is to speak logical and confidence like an officer. That was all in the name of GTO tasks for that day.

After that chest number 10 and 11 (me)was called for the interview. Every one was nervous regarding
their interview but I was chill and cool because I already knew that he is gonna focus on my acadamics
and family back ground, as I belong from the army back ground and my academic marks are totally
average. I am persuing mechanical engineering from ARMY INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY PUNE and my aggregate till 6th semester is 56.93 and I had 1 backlog.

I was going to be interviewed by the president of 19 ssb board. Finally my turn came,and when I enterd
the room,all I did there was that I spoke the truth nourished with confidence….thats ittttt…and my guess was absolutely correct, my entire interview revolved around my weakness,failures, academics and family back ground and some technical questions which I answered him very easily. And in the end my personal interview went awesome. So I was really happy after my interview was over,and this happiness got multiplied by 100 when I came to know that my hot favorite actress deepika’s movie RACE 2 was being shown in the vikram batra testing hall. Though the movie was yukkkk.. but I loved the presence and appearance of deepika in the movie .

DAY 4: day 4 started with the individual obstacles . I did all the obstacles and also repeated the
commando walk. So over all I did 11 obstacles .that was amazingggg.

After that was the command task, 4 times I was called as a subordinate by my group mates .and when
my turn came, initially I was doing good, but then the GTO officers started making the situations tougher and tougher for me and in the end he scolded me “u don’t have the ability to complete the task in the given time limit…u should know how to give commands to your subordinates to make the work fast and effective.” Then the thought came in my mind “ gaya beta tu to….ab to tu kaise bhi recommend nhi ho rha.”

Then was the final group task which was just a formality and was over within 10 minutes.

So in this way our entire ssb test was over and we were eagerly waiting for the result after the
conference in tomorrow morning.

Day 5 : conference day : when I went inside the room , I saw all the officers sitting in proper uniform and the president who interviewed me was sitting in the middle. He asked me abt my stay, how well did I performed in all three tests i.e psychology, PI and GTO. ,where do I rank my self in my group,and then he asked me wether I faced any kind of difficulty in any test. Then I told him about the problem which I faced in word association test. So he putted 10 words in front of me and asked me to make sentences on them. I easily made the sentences .and then he asked “any suggestions you would like to give??”, I said “no sirrr” then he said thank you and I left the room.

After 15 minutes , the psychologist came out and announced the result. The moment he said chest no.
11, I was like “ohhhhh yeahhhhh…I made itttttttttt”. And friends if u notice the date on which I got
recommended…

it was 14th feb..that is THE VALENTINE DAY ..waaavvvvvviiiiiiiiiiiiiii….

🙂 🙂 so I would like to dedicate my recommendation for the army to my “sweetheart cutie pie …my first crush..mera sab kuchh” as a valentine gift!!!! PS : anything for herrrrr!!!!..recommendation to bahot chhoti cheez hai…!!!!!  Well friends..in the end I would like to say..if u are going for ssb..go prepared.and face the interview and tasks with confidence… just like an officer… 🙂

photo Author: Vijendra Singh: My friends and college mates call me vizzi, perusing mechanical engineering from army institute of technology pune. I like to play cricket, chess and go for mountain tracking and my policy of living life is that.. “whenever u achieve failure…you do get sad..feel the pain…but again fight back with much more aggression and enthusiasm to achieve success.

Thematic Apperception Test TAT Examples SSB Interview

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Thematic Apperception Test is the second objective test employed by the SSBs to test the personality of the candidate. It is also a test of the candidate’s imagination. If an outline or hazy and vague picture is shown to a candidate, he will interpret it according to his imagination. These pictures, therefore, stimulate the thought processes of the candidate and he is able to weave around it a story. It is an attempt to let the candidate have flights of imagination. It is a method of exploring matter from a person’s subconscious mind by stimulating his fantasy and interpreting it. The candidate is encouraged to come out with ideas and inner hidden or latent material which will not be available to us normally.

Why Thematic Apperception Test?

These pictures originally employed for this purpose were very vague. There was a great play of projection or inner subconsciousness in the interpretation of these T.A.T pictures  Pictures with greater details and needing less play of projection and imagination were introduced by two psychologists, Murray and Margon, who used these in 1903 and the same are generally in use in India.   In TAT, the picture used by the SSBs are on the model of Murray’s pictures, but they are almost clear and not hazy. A set of 12 pictures is generally used including one blank slide. A slide of each picture is shown on a screen with the help of a magic lantern for half a minute and the candidates are required to write a story based on the picture in a period of four minutes in the particular space provided on the answer sheet. This test is based on the theory that in the construction or stories around ambiguous pictures, the candidate organizes material from his own personal experiences, partly as a result of the stimulus that he receives i.e. what he finds in the picture and partly his associations with such stimuli recalled from his past experiences.  

Characteristics of the Story

The candidates must remember that there are certain essential elements or components of a well-constructed story. These are:

  • The Hero: Each story must have a hero or the chief character with whom the writer identifies himself. The hero should exhibit qualities which an officer of the Armed Forces should possess. He should act and behave like a normal human being and not like a supernatural being.
  • Other characters who help the hero in the execution of the task undertaken by him.
  • Situation in the Story:
    • What it is ?
    • How it came into being or what events led up to it?
    • What will be the outcome or conclusion?
  • The them or plot:
    • It is an attempt by the hero, assisted by other characters to organize the story by pooling all the resources at this disposal in order to successfully solve the problem by him.
    • The plot should be interesting and end successfully.
    • It should be self-evident. The reader must not remain in doubt about it or keep on guessing it.

Sample Pictures in TAT:

Three sample TAT pictures are given below, you can post your story in the comment box below and also read other’s stories to get an idea of TAT.

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There are certain differences in TAT and PPDT, candidate must not confuse between TAT and PPDT, to know more about PPDT read ” Picture Perception and Discussion Test”   Also Read: