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Important Tips for SSB Group Planning Exercise (By www.ssbcoaching.com ) Listen to the Group Testing Officer Read- Re Read the narrative ( Problem ) given to you Ref to the Map and make a quick mental plan write down 1) Main aim 2) Problems Faced 3) Time available 4) Resources Seen 5) Resources assumed available 6) Distance between places 7) What are the modes of Transport available 8) How to group ? What task is to be allotted to groups? 9) Multi tasking acceptable if the same is enroute  10) Time taken to complete the task 11) when and and where to meet the group after the completion of the assigned task 12) Final conclusion 13) If you are selected to tell the plan,  thank the group and then go systematically, explain with the help of map. 14) Give out the group plan and not yours 15) Remember to add all the problems- grouping- plan to complete the task- time and distance - Final RV ( Meeting Place) We at Defence Academy coimbato...

SSB Interview- Day One Procedure Upon arrival.in the reception block, a) preliminary roll call b) filling up PIQ forms ( A cup of tea and Biscuits wills be followed - (At Selection Boards- Morning reporting- Break fast would be offered) c)  identification forms etc, ( Produce your rail way ticket/ bus ticket/ taxi ticket for Reimbursement of the Amount spend on your journey.( Given only once for Short Service Commission and once for permanent commission SSB Interview) d) You will be guided to your hostel accommodation  For complete tests- Model papers buy SSB INTERVIEW PREPARATION CD from Defence Academy Coimbatore order online visit:- www.ssbcoaching.com

T h e Services Selection Board Procedur e (courtesy wikipedia ): Day 0 (Day of Reporting) SSB is a two stage process. To qualify for Stage II, a candidate needs to clear Screening Test or Stage I. On the date of reporting, the candidates are picked from the railway station and during the evening, certain Forms and also the Bio Data forms known as “Personal Information Questionnaire” (PIQ) are filled. PIQ is very important- there must be no cutting and consistency in each of the four or five copies of PIQ you are to fill. Day 1 (Screening Tests) On the next day, is the Stage I, in which candidates are given Intelligence Test (Verbal and Non-Verbal), then there is a Picture Perception test, in which a slide (hazy or clear) is shown and then each candidate writes their story and later have a Group Discussion. This sequence is popularly called PPDT- Picture Perception and Discussion Test. After the completion of these tests, results are announced and those w...

How To Become A Pilot In The Indian Defence Forces? YES YOU CAN- ANY ONE CAN BECOME A PILOT QUALIFICATION A few Qualification that is expected from a candidate who aspire to become a Pilot as for as Indian Air Force or Indian Navy / Indian Coast Guard / Indian Army or other Central Police Organisation are:- Edn: Upto +2 With Physics and Maths Health: Physical fitness shape - 1 Eye Power: not more than 0.5 but correctable up to 6/6 Must Qualify in Pilot Aptitude Test Should not be suffering from colour blindness Leg Length from hip bone to heal should not be less than 99 cm Should have qualified Services Selection Board Interview A under graduate Degree in any discipline (First Class) Male candidates are eligible to fly Fighters Female Candidates are eligible to fly Helicopters or Transport Air crafts Age should be between 18 to 26 years( in case of CPL Holders - 26 years) For coast Guard it is upto 26 years HOW TO ENTER? ...