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Indian Navy Recruitment For Logistics/Education/NAIC Notification 2013

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navy logistics education and naic notification

Indian Navy invites young graduates to join short service commission in logistics and permanent commission in education cadre and NAIC [Naval Armament Inspection Cadre] for the course going to commence in June 2013. All candidates meeting the eligibility can apply online from nausena-bharti.nic.in.

What is the eligibility Criteria ?

Age: 21 to 25
Education: Graduate or Post Graduate

Indian Navy MARCOS
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Stream wise cut off %

Branch/ Cadre Basic Qualification Stream Minimum Percentage
PC(EDU) M.Sc(Physics) with Maths in B.Sc Physics 50
PC(EDU) M.Sc Operational Research/ Analysis 50
PC(EDU) M.Sc Meterology/ Oceanography 50
PC(EDU) M.Tech Meterology/ Oceanography 60
PC(EDU) M.Sc(Maths) with Physics in B.Sc Maths 50
PC(EDU) B.Tech Mechanical 60
PC(EDU) B.E Mechanical 60
PC(EDU) M.Tech Mechanical 60
PC(EDU) B.Tech Information Technology 60
PC(EDU) B.E Information Technology 60
PC(EDU) M.Tech Information Technology 60
PC(EDU) B.Tech Computer Science 60
PC(EDU) B.E Computer Science 60
PC(EDU) M.Tech Computer Science 60
PC(EDU) M.A(English) English 50
PC(EDU) M.A(History) History 50
PC(EDU) MCA NA 60
PC(EDU) B.Tech Telecommunication 60
PC(EDU) B.Tech Instrumentation 60
PC(EDU) B.Tech Electronic and Communication 60
PC(EDU) B.Tech Electrical 60
PC(EDU) B.E Telecommunication 60
PC(EDU) B.E Instrumentation 60
PC(EDU) B.E Electronic and Communication 60
PC(EDU) B.E Electrical 60
PC(EDU) M.Sc Atmospheric Science 50
PC(EDU) M.Tech Atmospheric Science 60
PC(EDU) M.Tech Instrumentation 60
PC(EDU) M.Tech Telecommunication 60
PC(EDU) M.Sc Chemistry 50
PC(EDU) M.Tech Electronics and Communications 60
PC(EDU) M.Tech Electrical 60
SSC(LOG) B.A(Econ) Economics 70
SSC(LOG) M.A(Econ) Economics 70
SSC(LOG) B.Com NA 70
SSC(LOG) M.Com NA 70
SSC(LOG) MBA NA 70
SSC(LOG) BBA NA 70
SSC(LOG) BBM NA 70
SSC(LOG) MCA NA 70
SSC(LOG) BCA NA 70
SSC(LOG) B.Sc Information Technology 70
SSC(LOG) M.Sc Information Technology 70
SSC(LOG) B.Tech Any Discipline 70
SSC(LOG) B.E Any Discipline 70
SSC(LOG) B Arch NA 70
SSC(LOG) ICWA NA 70
SSC(LOG) Chartered Accountancy NA 70
SSC(LOG) PG in Material Management NA 70
SSC(LOG) B.E Civil Engineering 70
SSC(LOG) B.Tech Civil Enginnering 70
PC(NAIC) B.Tech Electronics & Telecommunication 60
PC(NAIC) B.E Electronics & Telecommunication 60
PC(NAIC) B.Tech Electronics & Communication 60
PC(NAIC) B.E Electronics & Communication 60
PC(NAIC) B.Tech Mechatronics 60
PC(NAIC) B.E Mechatronics 60
PC(NAIC) M.Sc Electronics 65
PC(NAIC) M.Sc Physics 65
PC(NAIC) B.Tech Mechanical 65
PC(NAIC) B.E Mechanical 65
PC(NAIC) B.E Electrical 65
PC(NAIC) B.Tech Electrical 65
PC(NAIC) B.Tech Electronics 65
PC(NAIC) B.E Electronics 65
PC(NAIC) M.Sc Physics 60
PC(NAIC) M.Sc Electronics 60
PC(NAIC) B.Tech Mechanical 60
PC(NAIC) B.Tech Electrical 60
PC(NAIC) B.E Mechanical 60
PC(NAIC) B.E Electrical 60
PC(NAIC) B.E Electronics 60
PC(NAIC) B.Tech Electronics 60

How can I apply ?

  • Eligible candidates can apply it online from the Indian Navy website now. 
  • Print two copies of the online Application Form having the system generated Roll Number. 
  • One copy of this application form is to be duly signed and mailed (posted) to Post Box No. 04, Chanakyapuri, New Delhi – 110 021 along with the following documents:-  Self attested photograph,attested photo copies of 10th and 12th class certificates along with Mark Sheets, other educational certificates and mark sheets of all semesters/ years.
  • Send the Application by normal post also superscription is to be made on envelope : ONLINE Application NO. ______ APPLICATION FOR SSC LOG/ PC EDUCATION/ PC NAIC -Jun 2013 COURSE” Qualification ______ Percentage ______%.

Important Dates:

Date of Commencement of Online Application: 09-11-2012
Last Date Of Online Submission of Application: 23-11-2012
Last Date Of Receipt of Online Application at Naval Head Quarters : 03-12-2012

Note:

  • Apply only once even when you are eligible for more than one entry.
  • Online application printout must be posted for successful candidature.
  • Cut off  % may not change and has to be followed.
  • Only shortlisted candidates will get the Navy ssb interview call letter. 
  • Final year students are not eligible.

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10+2 B.Tech Cadet Entry Notification 2013 Navy

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Indian navy has published the notification of 10+2 B.tech cadet entry notification for the course which is going to commence in June 2013. All candidate with the minimum 70% in physics, chemistry and maths (PCM) in their intermediate can apply for this entry. One must apply online from nausena-bharti.nic.in only. 


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What is the eligibility criteria?

Age17 to 19½ years
Educational Qualification: Passed Senior Secondary Examination (10+2 Pattern) or its equivalent from University/Board with at least 70 % aggregate marks in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics (PCM) and at least 50% marks in English (either in Class X or Class XII).

Physical Standards:
(a) Height and Weight. Minimum height – 157 cms with correlated weight as per age.
(b) Eye Sight. The minimum acceptable vision standards for distant vision is 6/6, 6/9 correctable to 6/6, 6/6 with glasses. Should not be colour/night blind.
10+2 B.Tech Cadet Entry Permanent Commission
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How can I apply?

  • Candidates interested to apply for this entry can apply it online from the Indian Navy website now. 
  • Print two copies of the online Application Form having the system generated Roll Number. 
  • One copy of this Application Form is to be duly signed and mailed (posted) on or before 05th Dec 2012 to  Post Box No. 04,GPO New Delhi 110001 along with the following documents:- Self attested photograph, Attested photo copies of 10th & 12th class certificates and Mark Sheets.
  • Send the Application by normal post also superscription is to be made on envelope : ONLINE Application NO. ______ APPLICATION FOR PERMANENT COMMISSION IN 10+2 B.TECH CADET ENTRY 2013″ Qualification ______ Percentage ______%.

Important Dates:

Date of Commencement of Online Application: 09-11-2012
Last Date Of Online Submission of Application:  25-11-2012
Last Date Of Receipt of Online Application at Naval Head Quarters: 05-12-2012

Note: Only shortlisted candidates will be called for Navy SSB interviews. Cut off % for this entry will be decided by Navy.

Also Check:  TES-29 Technical Entry Scheme Indian Army

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TES-29 Technical Entry Scheme Notification

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Indian army published notification of TES-29 (10+2) technical entry scheme July 2013 course, invites unmarried males candidates who have passed 10+2 examination with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics also know as PCM. Selected candidates will go through 4 years of basic military training and technical training thereafter. 


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What is the eligibility criteria ? 

Age: Not below 16½ years and above 19½ years i.e. the candidate should not be born before 01 Jan 1994 and not after 01 Jan 1997 (both days inclusive)

Educational Qualification: Passed 10+2 Examination or its equivalent with a minimum aggregate of 70% marks in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics from a recognized education boards.

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TES-29 Selection Procedure? 

  1. Short listed candidates will be called for SSSB interview at Bhopal, Bangalore or Allahabad Feb/Mar 2013 onward.
  2. SSB interviews is five days.
  3. Recommended candidates at the SSB will be required to undergomedical test lasting 3 to 5 days.
  4. All merit in candidates will be appointed for training in the order of merit.
  5. Basic military training for1 year at OTA Gaya (Officer Training Academy Gaya).
  6. 3 Years of technical training at CME Pune, MCTE Mhow and MCEME Secunderabad.
  7. Post commission training of 1 year at CME Pune, MCTE Mhow and MCEME Secunderabad.

Important Information:

Vacancies : 85
Type of Commission : Permanent 
Training Period :  5 years.

How can I apply ??

1. Candidates must apply online from joinindianarmy.nic.in.
2. Candidates must enter their particulars in the online application correctly.
3. After submitting the form an acknowledgement with a Roll number will be provided to the candidate.
4. After submitting online application, candidates are required to obtain two copies of the application printout and the Roll Number generated by the system.
5. Send one copy to  “Additional Directorate General of Recruiting (Rtg-6), TES Section, West Block-III, R.K puram, New Delhi- 110066”, duly Signed and affixed photograph attested by a gazetted officer of Central/State Govt. Photocopies of Class 10th Certificate/Mark sheet showing date of birth and 12th Class Certificate along with mark sheets duly attested by Gazetted officer.
6. Write “Online application 10+2 TES and the Roll No…. and PCM %age” boldly outside the envelope.
7. The second copy of the printout of application form along with the Roll No and all the above certificates in original are to be carried to the Selection Centre by the candidate for the SSB interview.

Important Dates: 

  • Online Application Start Date:  06 Nov 2012
  • Online Application Close Date: 03 Dec 2012
  • Last date of receipt of online form:  10 Dec 2012
  • SSB dates: Feb/Mar 2013
  • Merit List: June 2013
  • Training: July 2013

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Ashish Jha Recommended In Meteorological AFSB

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Myself Ashish Jha who recently got recommended from AFSB, Varanasi for 74th Course Meteorological branch. I was really unaware about the procedure and methodology of SSB but I get through. One important aspect or you may say experience after my SSB is ‘To be the fresher is the golden opportunity’ and ‘You only need to enjoy all the task’.

When I went to AFSB I prepared myself for being natural in the whole interview, to be raw for trainability, not to show attitude to any JCO’s, assessors, batch mates and make friends. The journey of my experiences of AFSB success is as follows.

1. DAY-1(Screening):

First I prepared best for verbal & non-verbal test that really helps much because this in turn improves my OIR-Officer’s Intelligence Rating. Many people consider this test unimportant but this best OIR will take to achieve good grades.

2. DAY-1(Screening):

I made simple social story for the picture I got on my screening day-hazy picture and as per my perception ‘A lady cooking food and provides it to villagers free of cost’. Friends when I went for discussion I first narrated my story in very simple way and when I undergone discussion I forget my own story and concentrate on other stories and finding out the most common theme from all the narrations. After getting enough points from other’s stories I started discussing about the common theme while rest other busy in discussing their own story, friends I think this helps me much to display my quality of co-operating the group and team building.

3. DAY-1(Psychology):

On the same day of screening after getting positive result we all screened in candidate sent for psychology package that includes-TAT(12 story = 11 pict. & 12th blank), WAT, SRT. Friends I had not skip a single WAT and SRT; I just answer my basic responses for 60 WAT and 60 SRT. In TAT I cooked all simple, short and sweet stories.

4. DAY-2(Interview):

After satisfactory completion of psychology I put through the interview which is nothing but the formal interaction with president of board. As per my understanding he (interviewer) link my every statement with my body language & confidence and they don’t need fluent English for communication they were there just to see your confidence & commitment towards this service.

5. DAY-3 & 4(GTO-I & II):

GTO-I & II which were really good and satisfactory. The most important recipe for this task is to enjoy them all with your batch mates.

6. DAY-5(Conference):

When I come to know about my recommendation it was unbelievable for me. I had been asked only one question in conference ‘How do you prepare for SSB’ my natural reply was- One of my friend guided me about this and I fulfil his dream of being recommended from SSB.

SSBCrack: If you are interested to share some articles please get more information on how to from here.  I thanks all warriors those who have shared some piece of their experiences and knowledge here.

Also read: How to make stories in TAT

recommended+in+met+IAF Author: Ashish Jha: He is an aspirant of IAF, he got recommended in Meteorological branch of Indian air force.

SSB Interview Preparation From Scratch 2020

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Have you seen Lakshya, Border, LOC or any other flick recently, so are you a new defence lover now, with a zeal of joining Indian armed forces, this post will help you to understand few very important and crucial stages related to ssb interview preparation. Preparation for Indian defence forces is somewhat different from other preparation. Lets talk more about it.

How to become an officer in Indian Defence: 

  • Step 1: Choose from various entries according to your age, gender and qualification.
  • Step 2: Prepare for written test and clear it.
  • Step 3: Prepare for SSB Interview [5 days] and get recommend (do coaching).
  • Step 4: Prepare for Medical examination [ 6- 8 days, only for recommended candidates](be healthy).
  • Step 5: Wait for all India merit list (do prayers).
  • Step 6: Join the academy, if in merit.  
 
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Step-1: Various Defence Entries During Schooling and Graduation :

Your initial stage starts when you realize that you actually wanted to join Indian armed forces. When you start searching for the defence interviews and related preparation methods. Some of you might enter this stage in 11th or 12th standard on the other hand some may realize it in graduation or after graduation. Let’s see what are the option available for you to apply.

1. Entry in NDA: It stands for National Defence Academy, This is still the most common and the most preferred entry into the forces. The NDA is the most prestigious institution in the country. The officers commissioned from the NDA get the highest respect during and after the completion of course. NDA examination is conducted by UPSC twice every year. Age limit for this examination remains between 16 to 19 years, training happens for 3 years at NDA and then 1 year at IMA, Dehradun. Aspirants can get more details from www.upsc.gov.in.

Vacancies Per Course – 300 (195 Army, 66 Air Force, 39 Navy)
Age – 16 ½ to 19 yrs(at the day the course is expected to begin). Born Between 2nd Jan to 1st Jul for Dec Course and 2nd Jul to 1st Jan for Jul Course
Qualification – 12th Class of 10+2 for Army and with Physics and Maths for AF/Navy
Marital Status – Unmarried
Date Commencement of Training – Jan and Jul
Training Academy – NDA , Khadakwasla, Pune
Duration of Training – 3 Years at NDA and then 1 Year at IMA, Dehradun

Note: NDA graduated officers have a higher chances of getting promoted to higher ranks, and they are always treated with respect even if their rank is lower. It is said that the NDA graduate is the REAL army man, the rest are just men.

2. TES (For High School Science Graduates): It stands for Technical Entry Scheme, this entry is basically for school science stream students( maths, physics, chemistry). This can fetch you a direct call for SSB interviews, candidate with 70% aggregate  is required to fill the TES forms and they get will shortlisted for SSB interview on the basis of their aggregate percentage in maths, physics and science. This entry is conducted by Army and Navy, both may have different cut off % but it mostly remains up to 80 -85 % in both. Age limit for this is same like NDA, training happens for 5 years (1year in OTA gaya & 4 years at CTWS).

Vacancies Per Course – 85
Form availability – Apr and Sep Notified by Additional Directorate General of Recruiting
Age – 16 ½ to 19 yrs ie. Born Between 1st Jul to 1st Jul for Jan Course and 1st Jan to 1 Jan for Jul Course
Qualification – 10+2 Physics, Chemistry & Maths (aggregate 70% and above to apply)
Marital Status – Unmarried
Date Commencement of Training – Jan and Jul
To get some idea on TES do check: TES Notification-Army and 10+2 Btech Entry Navy  

Note: This entry is same like TGC and SSC which happens after graduation, but this is one is better option. Also the training for Navy Tech  happens at Navy training base, both have different notification, criteria and procedures.

 

3Indian Military Academy (For Graduates): This is an entry scheme for the graduates. Graduates from any background and stream can opt for it provided they have a degree and not a diploma. This is the preferred entry for students who had age problems and missed the NDA entry. This is also one of the easier ways to enter the forces as the training in IMA is only for one and half year. Candidates need to appear for the CDS exam, the selected candidates appear for the SSB followed by merit selection.

Vacancies Per Course – 250
Age – 19 to 24 years ie. Born Between 2nd Jan to 1st Jan for Jan Course. 2nd Jul to 1st Jul for Jul Course.
Qualification – Graduation from Recognized University.
Marital Status – Unmarried
Date Commencement of Training – Jan and Jul
Training Academy – IMA Dehradun
Duration of Training – 1½ Yrs
Form availability – Notified by UPSC under the aegis of CDSE.

4. CDSE: It stands for Combined Defence Services, conducted by UPSC twice every year. Any graduate can write this test to join Indian armed forces. This test is conducted for the recruitment in army, navy and airforce.  There are four options you can select for viz. IMA, OTA, NA, AFA. these are four major defence training academies in Indian. Men can apply for all but women can only apply for OTA. Though their are certain eligibility criteria for each of them.

IMA: Indian Military Academy- Dheradun
OTA: Officer Training Academy- Chennai
NA: Naval Academy- Kerala
AFA: Air Force Academy- Hyderabad

Note: This is one of the top entries for graduates to join defence, in this entry there is a very less chance of getting merit out.

5. UES (For final year Engineer Students): It stands for University Entry Scheme,  students doing their engineering can opt for UES in their third or fourth year. It is also a very lucrative entry scheme for candidates, but army may stop this entry in future and they are focusing more on TGC and SSC tech entries. Navy also conducts UES, they may differ in procedure with army.

Vacancies Per Course – 60
Form availability – Notified by Additional Directorate General Recruiting / AG Branch in May
Age – 19 to 25 yrs for Final Year, 18 to 24 yrs for Pre Final Year ie. Born Between 2nd Jul to 1st Jul for Jul Course.
Qualification – Final and Pre Final year students of Engineering Degree Course
Marital Status – Unmarried
Date Commencement of Training – July
Training Academy– IMA
Duration of Training -1 year

6. TGC: It stands for Technical Graduate Course, this is the entry for graduate engineers who want to work in the technical units of the Army just like the TES candidates. Just like other entries, TGC entry is also open twice a year. There is not written test for this at present but direct interview and candidates gets shortlisted based on their aggregate marks in engineering.

Vacancies Per Course – Depends, usually 50
Form availability – Notified by Additional Directorate General Recruiting / AG Branch in Apr and Oct

Age – 20 to 27 years ie. Born Between 2nd Jan to 1st Jan for Jan Course. 2nd Jul to 1st Jul for Jul Course
Qualification – BE / B Tech in notified streams of Engineers
Marital Status – Unmarried / Married
Date Commencement of Training – Jan and Jul
Training Academy – IMA
Duration of Training – One Year

7. Short Service Commission (For graduates who want to serve for 10 to 14 years): This entry is same like TGC entry with some differences, its a short service commission entry and both men and women can apply for it.
There are several types of entries in SSC. They are:

  •  SSC Technical for Men
  •  SSC Non Technical for Men
  •  SSC Technical for Women
  • -SSC Non Technical for Women
 
SSC Technical for Men
 
Vacancies Per Course – 50
Form availability – Notified by Additional Directorate General Recruiting / AG Branch in Apr and Oct
Age – 20 to 27 yrs ie. Born Between 2nd Apr to 1st Apr for Apr Course. 2nd Oct to 1st Oct for Oct Course.
Qualification – Engineering Degree in notified discipline
Marital Status – Unmarried / Married
Date Commencement of Training – Apr and Oct
Training Academy – OTA Chennai
Duration of Training – 49 Weeks
 
 
 
SSC Non-Technical for Men
 
Vacancies Per Course – 175
Form availability – Notified by UPSC under the aegis of CDSE in Mar/Apr and Sep/Oct
Age – 19 to 25 yrs ie. Born Between 2nd Jan to 1st Jan for Apr Course. 2nd Jul to 1st Jul for Oct Course.
Qualification – Graduation from Recognized University.
Marital Status – Unmarried / Married
Date Commencement of Training – Apr and Oct
Training Academy – OTA Chennai
Duration of Training – 49 Weeks
 
 
SSC Technical for Women
 
Vacancies Per Course – Depends(Usually 50)
Form availability – Notified by Additional Directorate General Recruiting / AG Branch in Dec/Jan and Jun / Jul
Age – 19 to 25 yrs ie. Born Between 2nd Apr to 1st Apr for Apr Course. 2nd Oct to 1st Oct for Oct Course.
Qualification – Engineering Degree in notified discipline
Marital Status – Unmarried
Date Commencement of Training – Oct and Apr
Training Academy – OTA Chennai
Duration of Training – 49 Weeks
 
 
 
SSC Non-Technical for Women
 
Vacancies Per Course – 175
Form availability – Notified by UPSC under the aegis of CDSE in Mar/Apr and Sep/Oct
Age – 19 to 25 years ie. Born Between 2nd Jan to 1st Jan for Apr Course. 2nd Jul to 1st Jul for Oct Course.
Qualification – Graduation / Post Graduation from Recognized University.
Marital Status – Unmarried
Date Commencement of Training – Jan and Jul
Training Academy – OTA Chennai
Duration of Training – 49 Weeks

8. AFCAT: It stands for Air force common admission test, which is conducted by IAF personally twice every year for flying, technical and GDOC entries. Both men and women graduates in any field can apply for it. Airmen can also apply for AFCAT from respective channel.

 

Vacancies Per Course – 150- 200
Form availability – Notified by Indian Air force in www.careerairforce.nic.in
Age – Flying (19 to 23 years), Technical (18 to 28 years), GDOC[Graduate (20-23yrs), PG(20-25yrs), LLB(20-26 yrs), MEd/PhD/CA/ICWA(20-27yrs)]
Qualification– Graduation / Post Graduation from Recognized University.
Marital Status– Unmarried
Notification Time: Dec and July
AFCAT Written: Feb and August 
Date Commencement of Training– Jan and Jul
Training Academy – Air Force Academy 

9. Navy Direct Entries: Navy also do recruitment directly for entries like Pilot/Observer, Logistics, General, Electrical branch and etc. One who meets the criteria can directly apply for these entries and attend ssb interviews if shortlisted. However navy keep a strong cut off marks for direct entries.

All such entries can be tracked by candidates from Navy official career website nausena-bharti.nic.in

10. NCC Entry (For NCC Cadets): NCC cadets also have a special entry scheme for them. Both men and women can join the forces through NCC.

Requirements for Men:
Vacancies Per Course – 50
Form availability – Notified by Additional Directorate General Recruiting / AG Branch in Apr / Oct
Age – 19 to 25 yrs ie. Born Between 2nd Jan to 1st Jan for Apr Course. 2nd Jul to 1st Jul for Oct Course.
Qualification – Graduate in any field with 50% Aggregate marks, 2 Yrs service in NCC Senior Div Army with minimum ‘B’ Grade in ‘C’ Certificate Exam.
Marital Status – Unmarried
Date Commencement of Training – Apr and Oct
Training Academy – OTA, Chennai
Duration of Training – 49 Weeks

Requirements for Women:
Vacancies Per Course – Depends
Form availability – Notified by Additional Directorate General Recruiting / AG Branch in Apr / Oct
Age – 19 to 25 yrs ie. Born Between 2nd Jan to 1st Jan for Apr Course. 2nd Jul to 1st Jul for Oct Course.
Qualification – Graduate in any field with 50% Aggregate marks, 2 Yrs service in NCC Senior Div Army with minimum ‘B’ Grade in ‘C’ Certificate Exam.
Marital Status – Unmarried
Date Commencement of Training – Apr and Oct
Training Academy – OTA, Chennai

11. JAG Entry[Judge Advocate General ]: Lawyers too are welcome to join the forces. Their job is to fight cases for and against officers and jawans who face a court of inquiry  Army has its own courts and its own lawyers.

Vacancies Per Course – Depends
Form availability – Notified by Additional Directorate General Recruiting / AG Branch
Age – 21 to 27 yrs ie. Born Between 2nd Oct to 1st Oct for Oct Course. 2nd Apr to 1st Apr for Apr Course
Qualification – Graduate with LLB / LLM with 55% marks. Registered with Bar Council of India / State
Marital Status – Un Married / Married
Date Commencement of Training – Apr and Oct
Training Academy – OTA
Duration of Training – 49 Weeks

Also Check: 5 days process of ssb interview

So friends these are various entries from where you can choose what you want to be in defence. That is our Step-1, luckily we all have many options to join Indian defence forces. Soon the part-2 will come, in which we will talk more about which all entries have written tests and how can we prepare to pass them.

If you are interested to share some articles please get more information on how to from here.  I thanks all warriors those who have shared some piece of their experiences and knowledge here.

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Janendra’s SSB Interview Experience In TGC-116

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I am Janendra babu Yadav, aspirant of armed forces; I have given ssb attempts 5 times but none of time I was recommended. I am writing my experience of my 5th attempt. Those 5 days this gave me wonderful experience which I will not forget. I want you to publish my experience.It starts here……….




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It was my TGC-116 SSB interview call letter. I received one month before the ssb date. My ssb date was on 4 Oct 2012. As soon as I got my call letter. I stated preparing for it by practicing for hours in front of mirror and searching on net about latest stuff, finally the day came.

I reported Bhopal MCO on 4th of October, there i met 3 guys. They were awesome. I enjoyed there company. We all reached Bhopal selection centre by 1 noon. I was very positive about screening in, I was natural and confident in narration and was screened in with other 49 among 206 boys but unfortunately those 3 friends whom i met in station did not make through.

It was 21 SSB, my roommates were fantastic, I never met such guys in my life before. We developed great bonding in 5 days. I was now confident about my next 4 days. All those were really very passionate to join army.

1st day was Psychological test. My TATs was good, WAT was ok, and SRT was ok.

2nd day was GTO-1st. My performance in GD 1st was not satisfactory, I was left alone by my group. My communication was not appealing. Might be I was not loud and clear. In GD-2nd I initiated, my performance and contribution was good. In group planning I brought good points but I think I was little dominating there. In PGT I was silent in obstacle 1 as there was fish market everyone wanted to hold phatta and bali, obstacle 2nd I was giving idea but didn’t get chance to do anything as the guys were in completion mood, in third obstacle when everyone’s ideas failed, I gave them idea, no one listened to me they were busy in speaking and trying without any objective. GTO sir said someone of your group has given good idea then kept there mouth shut and went in front and helped them, awe crossed that obstacle. 4th obstacle was really challenging with GTO’s help we did it. In this obstacle my idea’s helped the group. Then my contribution in snake race was good according to me, I coordinated and cooperated with group. I boosted energy of my group whenever required. HGT was little tough but we did it in time, GTO was putting pressure on us by saying “Gentleman you are engineers and you are not able to do this simple obstacle. Shame on you, you are running out of time etc”. My Lecturete was okay need to be more fluent. I was thinking and speaking like ‘Atal Bihari Vajpayee’. In individual obstacle i did 12. I could have done 14.

3rd day was GTO-2nd. As only Command task and FGT was left we were called late in GTO grounds. We reached ground and were sitting on bench on ground. As sudden GTO came from front gate which was nearly 100m away from where we were sitting. WE looked on him but didn’t wished him morning as we thought when he will come near then we will wish but he came in front of us and said “you F*****s you don’t know how to give respect to officers, You assho***s, pity on you, agar koi jawan hota to me use kacha kha jata, mera beta b tumari age ka h, but uske pas manners hai, tumari tarah nae hai. Behan***d” Then with little courage I only said sorry. After that he cooled down, there after our Command task started. I was called 5 times as subordinate. My task was really very difficult, GTO was helping me by giving suggestions. I did task in 3 different approaches.
 In FGT the GTO was not having any files or pens. He came near us and was only observing each group member.Later in the end, He briefed us about tomorrow’s conference in details and explained what we look. I liked few of his lines I am writing it here. He said “We are not interested in Phatta, Balli and whether you were able to do task or not. We are interested in knowing how your personality comes out in doing phatta and balli. How you behave and react. We are not interested in knowing your past and present. We are assessing on your future qualities, that after passing out from academy. How you will look like, will you be ready to sacrifice your family and yourself when called upon to do so. Actually here we are looking your future. That is why this SSB interview is different from corporate interviews”
My interview was on same day. President (Brigadier) of 21 ssb took my interview it last around 45 minutes. i Am giving u every detail of our conversation:
As i opened door,
                                 
President: Come in Jitender
Me: Sorry sir, it is Janendra (standing near chair)
P: Ohh! Sorry Janendra, Sit down
M: Thank you sir
P: you know Janendra It’s a human psychology u read what u wanted to read and Jitender was my favorite hero of our time.
M: Fav hero (I repeated His words, He thought Jitendra is my fav hero too)
P: Have u soon any of his movies?
M: Yes sir
P: name them
M: I don’t remember the name of any movies sir.
P: tell the story of any movie of his movie.
M: (I described a short story of one of his movie, which was incomplete, I didn’t remember there:
P: I have not seen any such movie. Okay leave it. How is your stay here?
M: Sir comfortable.
P: you are from Allahabad. Tell me something about it.
M: (I gave very long answer for 2 minutes and in last said Allahabad has produced 7 prime minister in nearly 6 decades)
P: then still Allahabad is not developed despite having 7 PMs. I stayed there for 4 days. Roads of Allahabad are not good, problem of water and light. What you think who is responsible for it?
M: Sir, We people are responsible
P: How you are responsible! I think some other is responsible.
M: Sir, politicians are responsible, they are not developing it.
P: okay, Janendra You got Certificate from army welfare education society. How you got it?
M: sir, after passing b.tech 1styear. My father told me about Army welfare education society Scholarship. I applied and got scholarship and merit certificate.
P: okay. You secured low marks in class 12thas compared to 10th class. Why?
M: sir, I was weak in chemistry and computer science in class 12th.
P: have you not done extra coaching or tuition to make them strong?
M: I did sir, I took extra classes in school, took help of friends irresptive of that I got low marks.
P: (He looked my PIQ) you did not much paid attention to studies. Your attention was on sports. Which one is important, a sport or class 12 studies?
M: sir, 12th studies.
(As I completed my answer. I thought he will speak something, but he didn’t speak anything. He was looking on me. Then I again continued)
M: sir I got 67.2% and its not bad marks.
P: I am not saying it’s bad. I am saying you secured 75.6 in 10th and 67.2 in 12. Then why such decline in percentage. For example if a man is earning 50,000 per month and next month if he will get 30,000. It is bad. But if he is earning 30,000 and next month he got 50,000 it is good for him.
M: sir my concepts were not clear. I took coaching despite of it I got low marks.
P: okay leave it. What was your AIEEE score?
M: sir my rank was around 90,000.
P: Why you didn’t take Army Institute of Technology?
M: Sir, my rank was not enough to take admission in it. To get admission in it one need to require good rank less than 30,000.
P: but one candidate I interviewed few days back. His rank was 60,000 and he got admission in it.
M: may be sir his father has won some gallantry awards, so he got admission despite such high rank. According to my knowledge less than 30,000 rank is required in AIEEE to get admission.
P: okay what are you doing now days in home?
M: Sir, I am Preparing for PSUs and taking coaching of GATE.
P: What is PSUs and GATE?
M: sir PSUs are Public Sector Companies such as power grid, NTPC, BHEL as they take fresher’s in their company through GATE exam scorecard, which stands for Graduate Test in Engineering for M.Tech programs in IITs and NITs.
P: What will happen if army also take candidates for SSB through GATE score card, like those candidates will come for TGC SSB who have at least 70 percentile in GATE.
M: sir, armies don’t want intellectuals. Army wants a common man having common sense with 15 OLQs. Developing knowledge is easier then developing personality, it takes nearly one month to master on any subject but it take many years in developing good personality like gentleman. But low cutoff in gate is most welcome according to me. As a result fewer candidates will come for screening. It will be good for you in management and good for us also.
P: How you spent you time with family?
M: Sir now days I spent my most of the time in home. Me, my sister and mom spent dinner time, tea time in laughing and sharing views, Brother generally calls us on Sundays or whenever he gets time. Father calls us daily from leh. So we all family members are connected through phones.
P: okay, what is market rate of arahar dal?
M: (I dint expected this question, I took time and then spoke) sir 63 RS per kg.
P: You tell me the name of shop; I will also buy from there. What is the market rate of cauli flower?
M: sir 12 rupees per piece.
P: okay, where are Aravali Mountains?
M: sir in Madhya Pradesh.
P: IF Rajasthan people will listen it. They will beat you.
(Then he asked me 5 more geographical questions. None of them I answered)
P: The electrical sockets plug is of 5 amps and 15 amps. Why not they are of 10 amps?
M: sir, according to ohm’s law. V=IR. R being constant for a device. If I is large then voltage required is low and in devices such as refrigerator, geyser, A.C High current is required for heating purpose. That is why there wires are thick and they require 1a5a amp socket plug.
P: but my home AC requires only 5 amps
M: may be sir. Your AC has some new technology. J But generally heating devices require 15aa amp socket.
P: Tell me about your father?
M; Sir my father is nb/sub in AOC and currently posted in 14 corps OMC. He has spent his 25 glorious years in army.
P: OMC stands for?
M: Ordnance Maintenance Unit.
P: tell me you two good qualities and two qualities which you would like to improve?
M: sir my good qualities are I am innovative and motivator. And I would like to take more interest towards books and want to improve my stamina.
P: how you are innovative?
M: sir, once we were making robots in college event, a there we needed propellers of water robots. Then I gave them idea to use computer processor fan. Firstly they rejected my idea but they later used my idea. It was very innovative idea.
P: from where your brother was recommended d for NDA.
M: Sir he was recommended from Bhopal board twice in NDA and in TES, 8 months back.
P: Janendra you would like to ask anything from me?
M: no sir.
P: nice talking to you. Thank you
M: thank you sir.



I was laughing in whole conversation and he was sipping black tea. J Whatever I recalled I wrote. I think my interview was not as better as I wanted. I have told my experience to fresher and repeaters to get ready to tackle unexpected question in interview. You can’t fool them. If you really want to join Indian army by leaving all things behind then only join.

From this interview I inferred he was having my Self Description and PIQ of my previous interview if TGC-115, there I wrote in Self Description that I help my mom in home activities. And he has asked questions also from my previous SSB PIQ and Psychological report.

I was expecting my selection but my heart beaked on 5th day. Now I am preparing for my last army SSB chance. Hope this time I will make my dream into realty. Wish me guys.

ssb Author: Janendra
He is an aspirant of armed forces, he has given ssb attempts 5 times. He is sharing his recent experience of TGC-116 interview.

Alokjyoti Chakraborty Recommended In PC(LOG) Navy

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This was my first time facing SSB interview, so all I had in my mind was some posts from few experienced people on this site who talked about it and explained the proceedings of an SSB interview procedure. So here, I will share my experience, see if it helps anyone like me and as every other Indian will provide some free suggestions.

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Alokjyoti Chest No:23

Pick up: 

As asked in the call letter to wait at the designated place on the time mentioned and there you will have a bus from Indian Navy/ Army/ Air Force to pick u up right on time. I had a bus waiting for me and many others there at MCO, Coimbatore at Coimbatore Jn. exactly at 6:00 am, true to every word in my call letter.

Now some important information:
There are two reporting times: 6:00 am & 2:00 p.m.
If your reporting time is 6am your Stage I will start the same day only,
if its 2 pm then Stage I starts the following day.

Day 1-Stage I:

Document verification is the first thing that is done, and you are provided with Chest no. Two Intelligence tests are there involving: 50 questions each & 30 minutes to complete each. Reasoning, simple mathematics, some puzzles etc. (very elementary level). Just time management is the catch …so be a little efficient with time.

Picture Perception Discussion Test (PPDT):
Then a hazy picture is shown for 30 seconds and you are given 4 minutes after that to write a story on that (Give your imagination power a full swing and create a masterpiece of a heroic activity out of the picture and keep it very inspiring 😉 but don’t be over dramatic, keep it simple). Then you will be provided Breakfast after which all candidates are divided in groups according to the Chest no. s for a Group Discussion
on the stories written by you n your group members.

GD procedure: First each one of you in the group would be asked to talk about your stories individually one by one and then, they ask the group to start the GD on making a common story(now this is a crucial part of Stage I so In GD try to speak out as clearly as you can but don’t be aggressive but at the same time keep a fair amount of command in your voice, and while reading the story out as well, be flawless with good communication skills and remember: you do the GD well, the Stage I is all yours.

After Stage-I is over all the candidates were gathered around to announce the screened in members from Stage I. Now if you survive Stage-I, Stage-II begins the day after or else u r straight away sent back home.

Well being positive let’s talk about

Stage II:  

Day 2: TAT (thematic Appreciation test) WAT (Word Association Test) SRT (Situation Reaction test),
Day 2/3: PI (Personal Interview) on same day or day after depends on Chest no.
Day 3 & 4: Then starts the fun part Group tasks n Individual tasks….
Day 5: Conference
for detailed info on the STAGE II activities you can find much on this site.

One of the Key stages of Stage II is Interview, Interview can be handled as you drive the motion of the interview your way…. that is turn it into the direction of topics you are great with and if you think you don’t hold firm ground in any topic (tech/general affairs/etc.) just try to keep the interviewer concentrated into your life events…. because you must be knowing a great deal about your life at least and then just be honest about everything and try to bring out your strengths but try to be average & intelligent (Indian armed forces are not looking out for Superman or He-man kinds) but not over smart and all else will just go fine with a good body language n a sweet smile. A good body language is an upright posture which doesn’t look imitated, hands always at ease rested on your knees, don’t use any hand gestures to communicate and just be natural.

Deciding Factor according to my perception (might differ person to person): GTO may grill you during the group tasks as well, so be prepared. Well at our SSB, rumors went out like GTO holds more power to recommend you and if he’s impressed you are good to go (even I felt so).

I don’t know how much truth is in it but yes what’s wrong in trying our best 2 impress him 😉 so give it your best shot… during Group tasks and Individual obstacles. Go for the kill like there’s no tomorrow. In stage II just be yourself & have some common sense and you will kill it 😉

Last day just recall all the questions that you couldn’t answer in your interview they might ask you some, I was asked a question that the Interviewing officer asked me to analyze on. During the conference look straight and bear a sweet smile and don’t be nervous as, if the damage has been done its already done, and if you have nailed you already have, the conference is just a “MU Dikhaai” kinds.

Well then will come the moment of truth … if you are recommended, you will be sent for Medicals on that night itself. We went for medicals at INHS Sanjivani, Cochin. Well that’s all about my experience, Am all clear for joining Indian Navy just waiting for the merit list.

“Recommended” was the word by the twilight of 10th August 2012 that had me all elated & a step closer to the Uniform I craved for 😉

Good Luck to all of you and wish me luck for the Merit list. Jai Hind

Also Read: How to Pass CDS Examination 

ssb Author: Alokjyoti: He has done B. Tech in Electrical, got recommended in PC-LOG NSB Coimbatore for Indian Navy. “Work today like there’s no tomorrow” is his success mantra. Contact him here.

What Is Flat Foot And Its Treatment

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Flat feet or flat foot sometimes becomes a serious problem during SSB interview medicals. You may often find a candidate who has got TR[ temporary rejection ] due to flat foot in medical examination. However, a person don’t feel much pain and able to do regular day to day activity, but it is considered as one of the reason to be unfit for defence forces. 

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What is Flat feet aka Flat Foot:

Ans: One can have flat feet when the arch on the inside of his/her feet is flattened, which results in the entire sole of foot to touch the ground during standing position.

What are the cause of Flat feet aka Flat Foot: 

Ans: You may notice that a baby born with flat feet, and with time our feet developes an arch, for some of us it may not develop during childhood. Age, accidents or injury can be one of the other reasons for flat feet.

How to detect Flat feet aka Flat Foot:

Ans: It is possible to detect just by looking at your feet or foot, which actually happens during medicals. Medical officer may ask you to keep your toes on ground and lifting your heel to certain level, from this he can check the amount of arch on your feet.

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Normal Arch

Wet Test: You can do the wet test at home:

  1. Pour a thin layer of water into a shallow pan
  2. Wet the sole of your foot.
  3. Step onto a shopping bag or a blank piece of heavy paper.
  4. Step off and look down

For more details visit the source link: More on wet test

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High Arch

Results: There can be three different results:

  1. Normal Arch: Your feet are normal so relax. 
  2. Low Arch: Can create some problem during medicals. 
  3. High Arch: Can be considered as a normal for medical point of view.

Treatment for Flat feet aka Flat Foot

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Low Arch

You can follow some exercise to reduce flat feet by increasing arch.

  • Wear shoes which support arch.
  • Keep your heels on tennis ball with big toes touching the ground.
  • Lift your toes by keeping heels on ground, hold it for 10-15 seconds, keep on repeating of 4-5 times.
  • Sit and lift your right feet and touch the last toe finger of the left feet. 
  • At last consult a physician also.

Conclusion

In most of the cases one who gets TR for low arch (flat foot), clears it in the review medical board. One with such case  must do the regular exercise to reduce the flat foot.  

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Hope this article helps you, you can pass suggestions and comments on this, do share your review on it. Post your comments below.

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AFCAT 2012 Marks & Answer Sheets Of All Candidates

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Indian Air force has revealed the answer sheets and marks of all applicants of AFCAT 02/ 2012 which was held on 26th Aug 2012.  This is the first time IAF has revealed the obtained marks and cut off marks of AFCAT examination. One of the main reason behind this is the glitch that had happened in the AFCAT 02/2012 results

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  • IAF has decided 143 marks as a cut off marks for AFCAT 02/2012 AFSB interviews. AFCAT paper contains 100 questions with 3 marks for each question and 300 marks in total. AFACT also has -ve marking system. A candidate with 47.6 correct answers ( after adding -ve marks) is declared passed. 
  • IAF has fixed the cut off marks based on the induction requirements of the IAF, performance of candidates in AFCAT as well as statistics of Reporting and Success rates at AFSBs.
  •  Marks of candidates who were absent during AFCAT are also published as Zero.

Mark Sheets of AFCAT 02-2012:

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Wrong Body Language Which Screw Your Personal Interview

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your body language shapes who you are

Not all are perfect, most of us feel nervous during certain tests and its a  normal human behavior, but what when  defence only needs confident men and women. You can’t simply keep this excuse during personal interview in SSB, you have to overcome your nervousness, which can improve your body language during personal interview because your non-verbal actions speaks more about you.

Before going further, lets talk on what makes SSB personal interview so different, difficult and tough to crack. Some of the points are:

  • IO do not react on your answers must, he never says correct or incorrect. 
  • Sometimes he never looks at you and keep on doing some other work while you answer, you may feel that this questions is just for namesake. In short, he distracts you when you answer. 
  • You face different questions, such as personal life questions and we are not habitual of answering such questions.
  • He cross check most of the time, there is no room for hiding if you are not a good player. 
Now let’s take about what is poor body language and how it affects our performance in personal interviews.

Poor Body Language:

Your body language plays a vital role during personal interview, your non verbal actions speaks louder about your present condition. How do you speak, your sitting positions, your facial expressions and etc. It helps IO to analyse your total personality. 
Some wrong body moves due to nervousness:-

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  • Sitting in a low power pose: Most of us, who are not confident about personal interview just go in and surrender ourselves in front of IO. We gave some low power pose while sitting which clearly reflects our present condition, it tells that we are not confident at all. 
  • Wrong Postures: Some of the postures like, making our body small by folding our hands, moving towards front frequently to justify something, touching your face or neck, looking somewhere but not at IO and so on. 
You are well aware that IO can see you from top to bottom, and they actually want to see your body movements, that is why there is more sitting distance between you and IO. Sometimes, IO like a lifeless person constantly gaze at you to see your body movements, they can easily calculate your confidence and preparedness from your body movements. 

How To Improve Our Body Language:

In reality most of us do not know how we are using our body while answering, we use to be so focused in answering and forget to control our body. But it can be improved with constant practice, it is all about improving your confidence level. At home, you may find yourself more confident, you say this time I am going to pass it, you promise that you will be confident through out the interview, but during interview you might feel little nervousness, it is all because of our hormones. You have to control your mind by telling it, ‘that this is just an informal discussion, IO is your friend, you know everything about you and that is what most important, if you feel nervous you will not get recommend this time also‘. 
Some of the tips to boost our confidence level
  • Find some place to be alone, like bathroom, make some high power pose, try to, look at the mirror and smile. Tell your mind that you are confident and you can face anyone in this word. 
  • Do not read anything, just relax, just be happy because you are going to talk with a old friend, and this talk can fetch you a badge of recommended candidate.
  • “Fake it till you make it” even though you are nervous, you are not allowed to show it, fake your mind that you are confident till you finish your interview. 
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Do you feel nervous during PI, what measures have you taken to overcome it. Do write your thoughts and comments below.