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Sainik - RMS Entrance Exam Evaluation Quiz compiled by                 www.sainikrimc.com Class VI Entrance  1. Maths: 3 thousands  has_______  hundreds           a) 3           b) 13           c) 30           d) 3000  2. What is 1,000 + 200 + 60 + 3 + 0.5           a) 12635           b) 126305           c) 1263. 05           d) 1263. 5  3. Is 55 + 1 even or odd?           a) even           b) odd  4. Is 155 -22 =   ____  the answer is even or odd?           a) Even           b) odd           c) None of the above  5. Which of these figures is a RHOMBUS? ...

How to face the SSB ?  The preparation for Joining the forces starts during your teenage. This a decision that you alone take and other can influence you to firm in on the decision. Once you are in Class X, it is the right time to go ahead  with this career planning Depending on your Academic Strength  you can try for National Defence Academy or Join the forces as a Soldier/ Sailor / Airman Step 1: Collect the relevant information about the forces Get the study material Talk to those who have served in the forces Browse the Internet to Know the latest procedure Slow but firm preparation is required Get your physical fitness checked up Academics Now a days almost all forces conducts some form of written exam or at least school / college marks/ NCC grading. It is needless to say prepare well and be the best Get hold of the syllabus Model test papers Prepare after making a time table I feel it would b...

209th and 210th Candidate Recommended at the SSB Interviews Defence Academy Coimbatore congratulates Cadet Swaroop Gupta ( + 2 Army Tech Entry) and Cadet Narendra Prasad ( +2 Tech Entry Army) They were trained by us and now have made it at  SSB Bangalore These candidates appeared for SSB after +2. It was their first attempt. soon they would be joining Officer Training Academy Gaya for further trg. For  SSB Coaching contact 094437 20076 www.ssbcoaching.com for 10 days we charge with food and accm Rs. 10,000 only    

One of the ways of getting commission in the Defence forces is through ranks. you can join as a soldier, sailor , airman or Navik (Coast Guard), Constable. Here you join as early as 18 years, with in two years you will get an opportunity to apply for commission in the forces, ( provided you fulfill certain conditions, like educational qualification, service limit) There are a fixed number of vacancies allotted to this category of aspirants. Once in a period of six months you can try for this commission. I know of a cadet you joined NDA after he became a Sailor, he was the only person in the entire NDA was drawing salary every month. while others were getting money order from home. Hence the double benefit is that your service in the rank would be counted towards your pension you fight with people of your  caliber. Getting selected at the SSB is more . example You become  a solider and on serving for two years, + 2 qualification You are permitted to sit for the ...