SSB Interview Tips

Hi everyone..I am Abhinav Sirohi from Kaithal Haryana , a die hard fan of indian airforce. I have always dreamed of joining iaf and this dream came true twice(28 dec 2013 and 15 april  2014).I  would  like  to  share  my  success  story  of  my  2nd  consecutive recommendation from 1Afsb dehradun. On 28 dec I was recommended by iaf for the first time but in afcat my score was just 135 marks and everyone  knows that july intake is famous for breaking many dreams  so i filled the afcat form again and gave afcat again and this time fortunately got 192 marks:) .after getting the afcat score the time to select afsb centre was there.Frankly speaking I am not very patient so I chose the  first afsb date available and that was 9th April and that too from the same board. So the day 9th april came.I checked out my hotel and reached M.C.O  and as usual saw a  huge  crowd  of  ssb  asp...

Sandesh Chavan got recommended in his first attempt of SSB, He is a B.Com graduate from Mumbai. Here, he is sharing his experience and guidelines for the aspirants. “Good wishes to all aspiring candidates. I am Sandesh Chavan, Mumbai. I cleared SSB in this April 2013, being my first attempt. Here I am sharing my experience. I would not describe you about the procedure at SSB, as it is well explained by Vignesh Sir. A lot of thanks to Vighnesh sir, because I had no information about SSB or rather entry in armed forces, he was the source of information for me. They simply judge your attitude through three different angles- Psych., PI and GTO. Points to be noted: 1. Never Give Up, Come What May! Not just in case of SSB but in any aspect of your life. 2. Win or Loose but never quit! Try hard, put your sincere efforts, no matter you end up loosing it, but never quit. 3. For fake people it will be Next to Impossible to clear the SSB. Don’t try to be fake or lie in...

SSB....what to tell about it !!!! i got recommended in my first attempt for UES  Navy  ...So happy once again thanks to  www.ssbinterviewtips.com And every time when i used to think of it only the thing that used to come into my mind was "SSB interview is very tough to get through and i cant make it out"...but friends ..who are all Indian armed forces aspirants i can tell you only one thing  SSB is very easy for those who are really passionate about Indian armed forces ,only for those who are really passionate ..but one thing you should follow is BE TRUE TO YOURSELF & DON'T HIDE OR LIE ANYTHING IN INTERVIEW.....   everybody on this earth are born for some reason and if that reason for your birth is to serve the country being in the armed forces you are going to get it for sure but don't get discouraged if u are conferenced out or screened out.... search for your passion ,find it out and work on it you can be a winner......

I just want to share this friends, as some of our friends have this question after getting results at conference... Usual feeling of  few friends after results ,(this question is posted by one of our brothers) Brother, tell me that approach system is still there in army, because from my group nobody get selected in the ssb except my friend who is a son of a colonel got selected and he is telling me to go for approach? My view for this question is , Nothing like that brother.. Everything is our attitude. The reason for more selection of army officer childrens is they were brought up like that environment from their child hood. Eg. their schooling's are from Kendra Vidyala, they get chances during their growing stages for good education, sports, and more co and extra curricular activities which automatically build their Officer Like Qualities. Beyond this, they see their fathers who are already an officer which automatically gives them some inner abilities to tackle some situat...

Friends, Our blog reader " Faraaz Ahmad " got recommended and I am happy to share his experience as it helps lot of aspirants.   I found info regarding ssb on internet. I esp. got benefitted by your articles and the experience of candidates.  My stage 2 chest no. was 19. and yes I got recommended. I have attached a poc of the recommended candidates My experience at 33 Service Selection Board Bhopal: I had applied for 10+2 technical entry in the Navy, I recall in November last year. My reporting was on 30th of April, next day to AIEEE offline exam.  I reached Bhopal on 30th at 8:00am, and was required to assemble outside the station near the parking lot at two pm.  Meanwhile I waited in the waiting room where I met many others who had come for this too. I met Ravi there, who too was recommended from our batch, we became close friends from there itself. We didn't realise the time there and at about 1pm, the railway PA system announced that the candidates we...

Now he is sharing his experience hope it will help a lot for our aspirants. I have been recommended for PC(Logistics), Navy and ssbinterviewtips.com has certainly helped me in a way to prepare for the selection process and i could crack it the first time which gives me additional joy.  I would like to thank you for all your efforts, without any expectations for anyone. It is really very great of you. The first day went well till the IQ assessment. Then we had PPDT where a very blurred picture was shown, i wrote a story and 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 few guys and I tried to bring everyone to a common consensus, in the duration i let out my points as well, and it was hardly 2-3 minutes into the discussion, the GTO asked us to leave the hall, it is when i realized handling so many...

Dear friends, I have been recommended for army in TGC 115 course from 22 Board Bhopal and I would be glad to share my success story with you. Before I go through my day to day schedule at selection processlet me tell you some important points that influence your recommendation, these are: Be yourself- Be truthful Always be confident, very confident! (this will take you all the way through) Always be positive (very important during your psychological assessment) Listen to the instructions given by officers very carefully (they often contain the solutions) You may have to stand in Q’s for hours, and you may have to skip a meal during evaluation procedure, never show anger and anguish on your face, remember it’s your never give up attitude that will take you all the way through.   Day1: We reached Bhopal station, and the first thing you would see is that there were more than 400 candidates, and while talking to them you may feel demotivated listening to their stories ...