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CDSE (II) 2011 Merit List By UPSC

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UPSC has released the merit list of CDSE(II) 2011 , for joining/admission in Indian Military Academy  IMA-133th Course  , Indian Air Force Academy 192th Flying Course  and Naval Academy . There are some common candidates in the three list for various courses as mentioned above. Merit list is prepared without considering the Medical examinations ,means it is only on the basis of SSB Interview but not the medical examination. 

Details: 

  1. Number of candidates passed in SSB Interview for IMA-133th Course : 259
  2. Number of candidates passed Naval SSB Board Interview for Naval Academy:  68
  3. Number of candidates passed Air force Selection Board Interview for Flying 192nd course : 29

Number of Vacancies as intimated by Govt. of India :

  1. 250 for Indian Military Academy [including 32 vacancies reserved for  NCC ‘C’ certificates (Army Wing) holders] .
  2. 40 for Naval Academy, Ezhimala, Kerala  (including  06 vacancies reserved  for NCC ‘C’ Certificate Naval Wing) holders]
  3. 32 for Air Force Academy, Hyderabad.
Still the SSB Interviews are going on for SSC-96th Men(NT) and SSCW-10th Non Tech for joining Officers Training Academy (OTA) through Combined Defence Services Examination (II), 2011, the result for  OTA is still pending and may come near September 2011.

Candidates must check the Final merit list which considers the medical examination result also, final merit list will be released on official websites of respective branches .

If you have any concerned query regarding the UPSC merit list of CDSE (II) -2011 , you may directly contact UPSC at  Facilitation Counter near Gate ‘C’ of the Commission’s Office, either in person or on telephone Nos.011-23385271/011- 23381125/011-23098543 between 10:00 hours and 17:00 hours on any working day.

Click to Open CDSE (II) 2011 UPSC Merit List


Also Check:
NDA-128th Merit List By UPSC

IMA-133th Merit List By UPSC

TGC 115 Merit List

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All candidates who have passed the TGC-115 SSB interview are  egarly waiting for the merit list of TGC-115. TGC-115 merit list is expected to come in June 2012, it may come near  2nd week of June though it also depends on the Army HQ and how fast they deal with the paper work, expectations are high with the recent release of NDA-128th and IMA-133th Merit list by UPSC, hope to see the TGC-115th merit list soon. Lets have a look at TGC-114th and TGC-115th related statistics . 

TGC-115th 

Merit List TGC-115

TGC-115 Joining Instruction 

Number of Applicants : 30,858

Allotted with Bhopal SSB: 14,518
Allotted with Allahabad SSB: 11,681
Allotted with Bangalore SSB:  4,659

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TGC-114th 

Number of Applicants : 14,224

Allotted with Bhopal SSB: 4,234
Allotted with Allahabad SSB: 7,129
Allotted with Bangalore SSB:  2,861

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TGC-114th Joining Instructions/ Merit 

Branch Total Fit Unfit 
Civil  7 7 0
Electrical  12 10 2
Mechanical  28 27 1
Automobile 1 1 0
Electronics  6 6 0
Commn/Telecom/ECE  37 35 2
Food /Bio Tech 3 3 0
Compute Science Engg 24 23 1
Info Tech 8 8 0
AEC 2 2 0

IMA 133 Merit List

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The highly awaited merit list of IMA-133th is going to be published soon in  joinindianarmy.nic.in ,all the successful aspirants  will join the prestigious IMA-Dehradun for 133th course commencing on July 2012. 

IMA 133th 

Total number of candidates passed CDSE for IMA 133th Course  : 4924

Number of candidates allotted with Allahabad  :2497
Number of candidates allotted with Bhopal  :679
Number of candidates allotted with Bangalore :949
Number of candidates passed SSB Interview : 356

Note: Approx  figures 

10+2 B.Tech Cadet Entry PC Navy Notification

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INDIAN NAVY 10+2 CADET ENTRY SCHEME

Indian Navy has published the notification of 10+2 B.Tech Cadet Entry Scheme for the course commencing in January 2020 at Indian Naval Academy. Applications are invited from UNMARRIED MALE CANDIDATES (fulfilling the conditions of nationality as laid down by the Govt. of India) to join the prestigious Indian Naval Academy, Ezhimala, Kerala for a four-year degree course under the 10+2 (B.Tech) Cadet Entry Scheme.

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ELIGIBILITY CONDITIONS:

  • Age: Born between 02 Jul 2000 and 01 Jan 2003 (both dates inclusive).
  • Educational Qualification: Passed Senior Secondary Examination (10+2 Pattern) or its equivalent examinations from any 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).
  • Who can Apply: Candidates who have appeared for JEE (Main) -2019 (for B.E./ B.Tech) exam. Call up for Service Selection Board (SSB) will be issued on the basis of JEE (Main) – 2019 All India Rank.

MEDICAL STANDARDS:

  • All candidates recommended by SSB will have to undergo medicals as per extant regulations. There is no relaxation in medical standard on any ground. Guidelines for physical standards are available on the Indian Navy website www.joinindiannavy.gov.in
  • Relaxations in height is permissible to candidates holding domicile of specific regions details of which are available on the Indian Navy website www.joinindiannavy.gov.in.
  • Guidelines for tattoo are available on the Indian Navy website www.joinindiannavy.gov.in

THE NAVY OFFERS YOU:

  • Promotions: The promotion from Sub Lieutenant to Commander is on time scale basis subject to completion of mandatory courses, sea time and medical condition.
  • Pay and Allowances: The admissible pay and allowances alongwith other facilities & privileges are available on Indian Navy website www.joinindiannavy.gov.in
  • Group Insurance & Gratuity: A basic Insurance cover of Rs. One Crore (on contribution) and gratuity will be granted to the officer as per the latest rules in force.
  • Leave Entitlements: On commission, officers are entitled to annual and casual leave as per extent regulations. Leave during training period will be as per the Training Policy in force.
  • Sports & Adventure: The Navy provides facilities for various sports. In addition, one can also learn and participate in adventure sports such as river rafting, mountaineering, hot air ballooning, hand gliding, wind surfing etc.
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SELECTION PROCEDURE:

  • IHQ of MoD(Navy) reserves the right to fix the cut off for shortlisting of applications for SSB based on JEE (Main) All India Rank- 2019. No communication will be entertained on this account. SSB interviews for short listed candidates will be scheduled at Bangalore / Bhopal / Coimbatore / Visakhapatnam/ Kolkata from Aug – Oct 2019.
  • Shortlisted candidates will be informed about their selection for SSB interview on their E-mail or through SMS as provided by candidates in their application form. You are advised to maintain your mobile number and e-mail ID till selection process is over.
  • SSB interview will be conducted in two stages. Stage I test consists of Intelligence test, Picture Perception test and Group Discussion. Candidates who fail to qualify in Stage I will be routed back on the same day. Stage II test comprises Psychological testing, Group testing and Interview which will last for 04 days. Successful candidates will thereafter undergo Medical Examination (approx duration 03-05 days).
  • Change of SSB venue for interview is not permissible.
  • Any correspondence regarding further change of SSB date is to be addressed to the Call up officer of the concerned SSB. Award of fresh dates for SSB would be subject to availability of batches/slots.
  • No compensation will be paid in respect of any injury sustained as a result of tests.
  • AC 3 tier rail fare is admissible for the SSB interview, if appearing for the first time for particular type of commission on production of tickets. Candidates are required to carry photo copy of the first page of bank passbook or cheque leaf where the name, account No. and IFS Code details are mentioned while appearing for SSB.

TRAINING:

  • The training is scheduled to commence in Jan 2020.
  • Candidates recommended by the SSBs and declared medically fit, will be selected for training in Indian Naval Academy Ezhimala, Kerala, based on All India Merit and number of vacancies. All India Merit will be prepared as per SSB marks. Selected Candidates will be inducted as Cadets for the four year B. Tech Course in applied Electronics & Communication Engineering (for Executive Branch), Mechanical Engineering (for Engineering Branch including Naval Architect specialisation) or Electronics & Communication Engineering (for Electrical Branch) as per Naval requirements. On completion of the course, B.Tech Degree will be awarded by the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU).
  • The entire cost of training, including books and reading material, will be borne by the Indian Navy. The cadets will also be provided with free clothing and messing.
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HOW TO APPLY:

  • Candidates are to register and fill application on the recruitment website www.joinindiannavy.gov.in from 31 May to 17 Jun 2019.
  • Whilst filling up the e-application, it is advisable to keep the relevant documents readily available to enable correct filling up of personal particulars.
  • All relevant documents (preferably in original) Date of birth proof (as per 10th/12th certificates), 10th marksheet, 12th marksheet, JEE (Main)-2019 scorecard (indicating All India Rank) and a recent passport size colour photograph should be scanned in original JPG/FITT format, for attaching the same while filling up the application.
  • If any scanned document is not legible / readable for any reason, the application will be rejected.
  • Print one copy of online application form and carry it along with original certificates/documents as mentioned in Para 22 Note (c) while appearing for SSB interview.

Please read the instructions given on the website carefully before finally submitting your online application. Candidates can call on TollFree Number 1800-419-2929 and press option 7 to speak to a customer care representative from Monday-Sunday between 0800-2000 hrs.

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NDA Written Exam Tips and Tricks 2020

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Hi all! I am Swastik Mohapatra. I have cleared the written and the SSB rounds of the 128’th NDA course. I am writing this article to give you some important tips and tricks of trade to help you prepare for NDA written examsNow assuming that you know all about NDA I won’t waste time in mentioning that NDA is one of the best military institutions in the world and stuff. Coming straight to the point:
How to prepare for the NDA Written Test?

Now, for being successful in the written exam you need to have a systematic approach and a lot of practice. Remember, NDA Written exam is NOT difficult at all but you need to have a lot of practice to get good marks in written.
 
The syllabus can be found here :
Now that you know what the syllabus is, I will give you some useful tips (which have been really useful for me) to help you succeed. I suggest you begin preparing at least 3-4 months in advance because then you will have enough time for revision.
 
Starting with Maths : Maths section comprises of 300 marks. It entirely consists of the 10+1 and 10+2 syllabus. So if you are a class 12 student, no worries. Complete your 12’th Maths Syllabus and revise the 11’th syllabus. That would suffice. For students in class 11 (and under) I suggest starting in at least 6 months in advance. That way you can complete your own syllabus and also complete most of the 12’th syllabus. I recommend you buy the book published by Arihant “Pathfinderfor NDA and NA Entrance Examination” . It is a really good book. It first gives the important formulas of the Chapter and then gives you lots and lots of questions to practice. It also gives the hints and explanations for the difficult questions. This book will also be helpful for preparation of CBSE exams as it contains some really good question.
 
Start doing one chapter at a time. If you know the chapter well, then just read through the formulas and do the practice. If you are not familiar, then write each formula at least 10 times. This will help you to memorize formulas. I know its not the right way of learning but then you have to memorize formulas to solve problems quickly. After memorizing the formulas, see the Examples in the book which will help you know how to apply the formulas to problems. Then do the practice questions. I repeat again “PRACTICE AND  PRACTICE”!! Try to give yourself a time limit and solve the problems within the stipulated time. This will increase your  speed. Keep practicing. That’s the key. DO all the maths questions in the book and you are bound to get a very high score in math in the Written Exam.
 
Next up , General Ability Test which is of 600 marks. The Arihant book covers all the aspects of each and every chapter in detail and then gives practice questions. So I suggest that you go through the book and practice the questions. Physics, Chemistry, English do not require much memorizing. You just need to understand the concepts and solve problems. For biology, history, civics and economics you need to do a bit of memorization. What I suggest is that you should make notes as you read through and revise those notes regularly to help you memorize the things.
 
Also I would suggest that you buy the book “10 years NDA & NA Entrance Exam Solved Papers” by Arihant. Do all the questions and you are bound to succeed.
 
As a last bit of advice I would suggest that you should test yourself every week on the syllabus completed in that week. This way you will not lose track of thing and you can prepare in a systematic way. Try to enjoy your preparation. This time will never come back. SO enjoy your preparation and you will see success following you.
 
So see you in NDA cadet
nda+tips Author: Swastik Mohapatra : He is very passionate about Defence Forces . His dream is to join Indian Defence Forces and he is recommended for NDA-128th in his very first attempt.

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SSB Interview Experience Recommended PC Logistic Navy April 2012

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I want to share my experience at an SSB, hoping it might help some one preparing for the same.The first day went well till the IQ tests, one was quite easy and the second one was comparatively tough. Then we had PPDT, once we finished with writing the story we had break,  later we narrated the story, soon as every one(15) finished narrating the story, every one started giving points all at once, it was turning to a fish market, it took a second or two for me to adjust to the situation but later took an initiative where I tried to put my point as well and also tried bringing the group to common consensus, we were hardly 2-3 minutes into the discussion, the GTO asked us to leave the hall. I would want to tell all the readers to put out good points to discuss rather than discussing irrelevant points, as one would loose a very good opportunity to prove himself, and also don’t try to command over the group. Everyone going there would want to prove themselves,  so to make them listen to you or to the group one can achieve it by friendly or favorable personality and not by dictating terms. I could clear the Screening process along with 27 others out of 111 candidates who attended the first day. Second day was real fun and i enjoyed myself solving all the Psychology tests. 

I would want to give an advice to everyone:
 
  1. Try to solve maximum questions possible in each test, at least 95% of them.
  2. Do not try to write something you don’t mean as you’ll be caught in some other test as all tests are designed that way.
  3. Listen to the instructions properly and wait for the Psychologist before you start the exam.
  4. Do not let an unanswered question, if any to pressurize you.
  5. Stay calm and composed.

Third and the fourth day were covering all Group, Individual tasks, Group planning Exercise, GD, Lecturette, Command task, snake race, Half Group task and Final group task. For all the tasks one must listen to the instructions clearly and be clear before the start. And one major thing is do not form sub group and try to gel up with every one in the group, or do not isolate yourself from the rest of the group as both the things reveal bad adjusting capabilities. I felt the some pressure during the command task. I had solved the obstacle without much hardship, but then the GTO had some other plans, as he increased the difficulty level of the task for two times by asking me to assume the white patch to be blue so that i try using some other plan, likewise he increased the difficulty level, but I could complete the task.

Interview was really a nice experience as it was very casual, what I could get out of it was he wanted to know me completely In and Out. There were few moments where he asked me few questions which normally people would think are Out of Context, but show your personality. He asked me how did you come to Coimbatore and how did you spend time in the train? did you talk to your fellow passengers? What did you discuss ? What could you know about them?
Interview can be a cake walk if you are prepared and true and a disaster if you lie or hide something. To be an officer one must be well aware of things going around him and neighboring countries and cannot give any excuses in it. There were few instances where he tried to distract me by his body language, but I did not let that effect my interview. I can say all the question in the interview were from the PIQ form and the resulting answers from the questions asked.
Conference was short for a minute or so, I was asked questions regarding stay, food and my experiences and learning from the stay for five days.I made sure that I do not let my earlier performance effect my succeeding tests, and deliver my best.
I was one among the 4 selected from 28 screened in, and also cleared my medicals.
 
bakaraju Author: B. Srinivasa Phani Krishna
He is from Hyderabad, and completed his MBA. His hobbies include travelling and photography. He has attended SSB Interview 1 time for PC(LOG)- April-2012  and got recommended. Add him on Facebook

Appeal for Removing Cut Off System in SSC and TGC Technical

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Hello everyone. I have a little suggestion regarding this “cut-off percentage criteria” as well as the (somewhat) removal of the IT stream from SSC(T) entry. After having going through the most recent notices published by the Indian Army, many of us have felt heart-broken and I, myself, am no exception to this.

Many of us even gave our views and suggestions concerning this subject. So I think, along-with commenting and sharing our view-points here, why not request the recruiting office DIRECTLY to give this issue a second thought? This might seem to be a stupid idea to many, though even i don’t know if its right or wrong, but what’s the harm in trying? We all can request them via e-mail- named or unnamed..however you may like it; but please, do not use offensive/rude language, as the Indian Army is highly prestigious and honorable and also, we are trying to get into it and not trying to do other-wise.
So, here is the e-mail id that i came through [email protected]  Let’s try our best. Hope sustains life. 
 Good luck to all.

SSBCrack: Hi Warriors , there is something you can do from your end, lets raise your voice in the right place. Be polite  to the authority while appealing and do it in a well manner, hope it will do well for us in the next SSC and TGC-116.

Hope for well.

Cut Off Removed HOLD YOUR Emails ,Do NOT Send Mail 

Update on 21 May 2012 :

SSC-39th Notice had some changes , now there is nothing mentioned about the cut off percentage. Please do contact  011-26175473 to clarify 


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Update on 22May 2012 :

SSC-10th Notice had some changes , now there is nothing mentioned about the cut off percentage,  Please do contact  011-26175473 to clarify 

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Author: Kanika
She is a young and energetic lady and a true Indian Defence Aspirant.

SSB Interview Experience Indian Navy PC Log July 2012

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This is my personal experience , recently I have attended Indian Navy SSB for PC Log July 2012. I am writing this because the problem which I did is done by most of the candidates or in the other words can say they are border line cases. Friends first I would like to suggest you is to think less about the outcome , be sure of how you are going to perform.

Like I reached Coimbatore via flight in the beautiful evening, have to it was an amazing journey from Delhi to Patiala. I had already booked a hotel in advance and my friend was waiting for me as he reached in the early morning. Then I had IDLI in dinner and decided to go bed. Next morning I was charged up , were reached station at 5 AM and the reporting time was 6 AM. So finally the bus arrived and we reached INS Agrani. The feel I got at that moment was better than anything. We were assigned chest numbers. As you know the intelligence test is first one , I did almost 49 questions in the first and 46 in the second . They were easy but logical as an officer you need to have a quick speed of thinking and calculations.
After that a picture was shown , it was not that clear , but yes if observed properly can see what’s happening using your imagination (which is one of the OLQ’s). In the picture there were three persons holding each others hand. Then we were given about 3 minutes to write a story. After that we were divided into a group of 16. I was confident enough that I have written a good story. Then the time came for Narration and Group discussion , I think I found only 4-5 candidates out of 16 who were able to narrate the story properly.
Friends theme of my story was based on keeping the environment clean. Fortunately I was the only one whose story was very different and practical implementation was possible. Then one of the assessor asked us to conclude the story. The moment Discussion started the room was converted into a fish market. Everyone was shouting except few. As I took lead to convert an illogical discussion into a logical discussion. I was able to convince 17 candidates that my story was the best. As my story was different and it was connected with current scenario. Then one of the candidates shouted and asked me to conclude the story. I accept his offer with a smile I concluded my story adding a point to it a story which was written by another candidate which was common but actionable part was beautifully designed.
Friends I got screened in the my first attempt and conference out in the second. Both the attempt the difference I was more charged up , was more confident and also I managed the screened out group of 16 candidates . Atlast we had a breakfast and it was amazing , I could sense the life of an officer by the quality of food. After that results were declared and I got through but my friend with whom I spend a night in the hotel got screened out(this was his second attempt in the first attempt he got conference out). So were given fresh chest numbers and I was happy that I got screened in. Then a Naval Person told us about the rules and regulations.
Friends I would suggest you to avoid following things if you really want to get screened in this is my personal experience which I did and got through , didn’t took coaching , best way is to introspect yourself. Important points are as followed :
  1. Narrate you story properly avoid fumbling
  2. Always give a smile after the other candidate finishes his story and nodding of head is allowed in the PPDT only.
  3. Never interrupt in between especially when other candidate is speaking
  4. Don’t show the followership quality like the other candidate asked me to conclude the story , you are going to join as an officer not as a jawan , you must have the convincing power and influencing as well but not dominating power.
  5. Always appreciate a good story by saying ‘I like story of chest no… very much ‘ address any candidate by his chest no …
  6. Avoid involving yourself into the fight rather you should act as a solver with peaceful talk
  7. While narration remember the theme of the story which you like the most , like during my PPDT I liked the story of Chest no ….. very much so I said during the conclusion even though I have chosen my story to be group story but still I would like to add a very important point added by chest no….
  8. Remember you are going to get in so don’t become selfish also be ensure that some other from your group also gets screened in as that will show your true leadership quality and the way you take charge in such a way that when you order your men to fight they should fight , they should have second thought in their mind. So be convincing.
  9. When the group is done with discussion then we were asked to leave. Do one thing always leave the room by having a confident smile on your face.
  10. Apply the above points, I am sure you ll get through the first stage.
  11. Then we filled the form and formalities were done. After that we had a sleep with mosquitoes as many of you must be knowing that in Tamil Nadu there is power cut of about 8 hrs in a day. Unfortunately the most of power cut was during the night. But that experience was memorable in itself as I felt I have achieved something great. This teaches a candidate that how mentally tough an officer can become if the situation permits. The very next is called the psych test. Remember be sure of what you are going to write , before putting your on the answer sheet you must a clear idea of what to write.
  12. Some important points for TAT,WAT ,SRT and Self Description are :Avoid writing common stories which are there in the book , the best to practice for TAT is when you are practicing of how to write a story , write about 2-3 stories or more if you can that will open your thinking and psychological level . In fact what it will do , when ever you will see a picture you will 2-3 stories in the 30 seconds you can easily choose the best of 2-3 stories and present it.
  13. While writing WAT don’t give preachings and also avoid proverbs or framing sentences on facts like a ‘ word India appears ‘ many of us will write
  14. India is a developing Nation which is totally wrong, instead you can write a). India won Kargil war (1999) if you are writing fact you have to be clear about that or you can simply write          b). Comprises of different religion
  15. In the SRT’s your responses should be practical and must be workable solutions which can be done if in case same problem appears. Remember there is no right or wrong answer to it but yes a logic behind behind every SRT will show you quality.
Like if there is an SRT ‘ You are travelling by train suddenly you lost your luggage and your ticket ’ When I discussed with other candidates what have they written, they said that “ person will inform the TT and RPF ” . Well friends if becoming an officer is so easy then there should not have been a SSB procedure in fact SSB system we follow is liked by many countries. So behave like an officer. The Correct answer with logic would be “ did all possible effort to find the luggage , found the luggage , showed ticket to TT, Continued the journey ”
Here there seems to be more of practicality. So for answering like this you need to practice more and more and keep in mind during the SSB time is bog constraint so while you are practicing keep time factor into mind.
Self Description : Don’t write something which is not there in you or generally candidate will write so many qualities of his , which are not required in an officer. Remember the key point is he is an officer and moreover a gentleman and a good citizen. If you will keep these things in mind you will never make and answer like ‘ SUPERMAN ‘ which is usually done by a candidate.
Be confident , be specific , be relevant , be meaningful , be dynamic and last but the least be optimistic……..
Then the next day we were asked to undergo GTO test it tests your practical problem solving capability rather than theoretical. Be practical while your are doing PGT , if you don’t know the solutions and also you are not able to generate ideas(keep trying don’t lose if there is a problem, it has a solution to it either by hook or crook ) then it’s better to cooperate which shows that you believe in unity.
Friends I will suggest you practice well for Group Planning exercise , it takes a lot out of an individual to get through this test , it will check you planning , organizing , practical use of applications/resources , correct assumption , observation , speed of thinking and most importantly coming out as a leader but with correct and possible solutions which can done practically.
While giving Lecturette don’t loose hope if you don’t about the topic . Remember some news that must have seen in TV or you have read somewhere and start speaking but be relevant as the eyes are on you only so this is the time impress the GTO by your knowledge and facts. Friends those who want to prepare well for Lecturette start reading ‘ THE HINDU newspaper ‘ it’s the best for an SSB aspirant, as it contains in depth knowledge about the topics and you can even maintain a separate dairy for that and can write in half page about a particular news so that you can brush up easily when ever required.
Individual tasks you can perform them in any order , generally on the internet I have seen people writing do them I this order that order it doesn’t matter or it hardly matters , what matters is whether you haven’t committed any mistake by touching the area where you were not asked to touch by GTO himself. I did about 8-9 individual tasks and believe me they were easy yet designed logically.
The next comes the interview. Following are the points which I would like to suggest you , even my interview was good and the IO said it was very good and interactive session. Following are the points which must be kept in mind while giving interview :
  1. If you are asked to enter the room by the IO don’t act smart by asking again ‘ may I come in Sir’
  2. What are you trying to portray that you respect , don’t ever do that .
  3. Be real , be active , keep your hands on the lap , avoiding using your hands while sharing your point , keep a positive smile on your face and don’t be nervous. Think as if your talking to your talking to known person.
  4. If you don’t read newspapers , than better develop a habit of reading a newspaper you can impress the IO by your current affairs.
  5. Remember in all the previous you were have time constraint here there applies no such rule and you can make an interview to end with 20 minutes or to take it to 1 hour it’s all in your hand and also I would like to suggest you read about the defence forces for which you are appearing in SSB like for Indian Navy you should know how many fleets are there , coastline in KM , Was there any recent activity which in which Indian Navy was involved (Like I answered to the IO about the INS Chakra nuclear submarine )
  6. Don’t show that you are killing the time instead if you are not able to answer any question that doesn’t matter important thing whatever you answer must match with your personality.
  7. Friends this was my personal experience and now I would like to discuss the mistakes I did :
  8. I made it look pretty evident that I was well prepared remember they want average not the best one’s if you are a repeater you must have heard about this on the conference day.
  9. Friends also remember one point which is very much important don’t show that you have been trained even if you have taken some coaching(I didn’t take any coaching I prepared myself but I was so well prepared that everything became perfect not average and remember they want average ) don’t get caught , if your are caught you will be out straight away the best way is to introspect yourself however you can take guidance from someone , but my suggestion tell the IO if he asks that you taken any coaching don’t lie but tell him you have inclination towards defence forces that’s why you took training but in other tests don’t try to give above 100% because there you will lose you naturality.
I think in my case I was a border line case , I don’t want it to be an since I want to get in , in the very next attempt so friends luck is also a factor in SSB , May be your will be the best but you will not recommended and one who performs okay wins the race . Remember instead of blaming or feeling jealous it’s better to accept the mistake that you were not good o may it was not your day. So fill the form and go for SSB and success will yours my dear friend.
I think I have made my point very clear I did a small mistake and it turned out to be a big one in the end………hope ll get through and continue the family tradition of serving the nation via defence forces…………all the defence people in family are commissioned officer why I am writing this is don’t think other ways if you belong to Defence background you have an edge over others remember Indian Armed forces never compromises on quality they have the best of the best officers in the world. The proof is in front of you day by day our armed forces is becoming stronger and stronger.

Written By : Abhishek Sasan:He is Interested to Join Armed forces and to become a good human being and a good officer as well. He has attended SSB Interview 2 times.

NDA-128th Merit List

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UPSC has released the merit list of NDA-128th course and Naval Academy for 90th INAC, for joining/admission to  the  Army  ,  Navy  and  Air  Force  wings  of    National  Defence  Academy commencing  from  29th  June  2012. Merit list is prepared without considering the Medical examinations ,means it is only on the basis of SSB Interview but not the medical examination. Check below for  some statically data regarding the NDA-128th and the past NDA127th Course  . 

Merit List of NDA 129th Course 2013

NDA 128th 

Total number of candidates passed NDA and NA for 128th Course  : 8386

Airforce: 2000 Candidates were nominated for AFSB

Army: 5071 Candidates were nominated for Army SSB

Navy: 1315 Candidates were nominated for Naval Board SSB

Total Candidates Passed in SSB Interview : 837

Click to Open NDA-128th Merit List By UPSC(Medical Examination is Not considered 
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NDA 127th 

Number of candidates made in the merit list  Army/Navy/Airforce :579 (Approx digits )

Compare the NDA-127th UPSC Merit List vs Final Merit List 
Click to Open NDA-127th Final Merit List

Some Joining Instructions 

  • Candidates are required to submit class xth certificate and xiith maksheet in orginal along with photo copies duly attested by gazetted officer to adjutant, nda, khadakwasla at the time of joining.
  • Candidates are requested to report on the dates mentioned against their names failing which their candidature is liable to  be cancelled.
  • The candidates who have been marked as class xii mark sheet/certificate awaited against their name are required to immediately send the said documents duly indicating their name and upsc roll no in the documents by fax ( fax no 011-26196205/26108706) and one copy by post.
  • In case of non receipt of joining instruction, selected candidates will report to adjutant nda on the given dates along with proof of identity and all other mentioned documents. Joining instructions may be down loaded from nda website www.nda.nic.in
  • This directorate will not be responsible for any tampering of information published on net

Candidates can check there written mark on UPSC.gov.in after  15  days  from  the  date  of declaration of final results.

    TGC 116 Cut Off Percentage/Marks

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    After the Indian Army declared the cut off percentage for SSC-39th and SSC-10th, question arises here is what will be the cutoff percentage for TGC-116th . TGC-116th notification came couple of days back but many aspirants are worrying after knowing the high cut off percentage for SSC-39th and SSC-10th. The recent notice shattered the dream of IT candidates and also for one who has less percentage in his/her engineering.

    I have less  than 66% shall I apply TGC-116th??

    I would say Yes, apply for it because there is no official cut off declared for TGC-116th. Cut off may gets declared before the date of SSB interview and it may decided on the basis of number of candidates applied for TGC-116th.

    Conclusion :

    TGC-116th cut off percentage may differ from the cut off percentage of SSC-39th , it may be less or more but still there is no confirmation whether TGC-116th will have any cutoff or not. Like TGC-115th happened with no cut off percentage thing, lets hope there will be no cut off for TGC-116th , if it is there, then hope it will be less.

    Cut Off Removed HOLD YOUR Emails ,Do NOT Send Mail 

    Update on 21 May 2012 :

    SSC-39th Notice had some changes , now there is nothing mentioned about the cut off percentage.Please do contact  011-26175473 to clarify 


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    Update on 22May 2012 :

    SSC-10th Notice had some changes , now there is nothing mentioned about the cut off percentage,  Please do contact  011-26175473 to clarify 

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