Get One-on-One Training from
Air Marshal AP Garud, PVSM VM
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Retired as the Air Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Southern Air Command
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2nd Highest post of the Indian Air Force
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39 years of experience of the Forces
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Trained & guided many aspirants to successfully join the Armed Forces
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All sessions will be conducted by the single instructor in an organized manner
IMPORTANT COURSE DETAILS
Topics being covered in the Training
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Overall SSB interview process & selection criteria
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Picture Perception Description Test
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Group Discussions
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Thematic Appreciation Test (TAT)
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Word Association Test (WAT)
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Situation Reaction Test (SRT)
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Self Description Test
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Lecturettes
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Group Planning Exercise
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Progressive Group Test
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Half Group Task
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Command Task
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Group Task
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Interview Techniques
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Officer like Qualities (OLQ)
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Other Important questions
Topics NOT being covered in the Training
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Officers Intelligence Rating Test (OIR)
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Group Obstacles
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Individual Obstacles
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Physical fitness related tests
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Medical examination
Only broad guidance will be provided towards preparations of above topics
Indian Army
Indian Navy
Indian Air Force
Indian Coastguard
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What is SSB ?
The Services Selection Board (SSB) is an organization that assess and selects candidates for becoming officers in the Indian Armed Forces. Candidates undergo a rigorous 5 day interview process by a Panel of Officers. SSBs assess various attributes related to personality, psychology, intelligence (IQ), reasoning and logic to see if the candidate fits the requirement to become an Armed Forces Officer
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Is there any method to get exempted from the SSB ?
No. All officer entries (except for the Army Medical Core) have to mandatorily clear the SSB interview to join the defence forces. There is no limit to the number of SSB chances that one can avail, however, there may be restrictions to the number of attempts to the written exams / PABT etc
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Do I have a choice to select my location of attending the SSB interview ?
No. There are a total of 13 SSB centers all over the country (apart from dedicated Naval and Air Force Selection Boards). You will be alloted a SSB centre as per various parameters and will be asked to report to the center for the interview process. Generally no requests for changing the location are entertained, however the interview can be rescheduled if you have the missed the allocated batch due to any reason.
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What is the SSB interview process ?
All candidates clearing the written exams/ cut-off marks will be invited to attend the SSB. The SSB interview lasts for 5 days (detailed brochure can be downloaded from this website). Candidates clearing the SSB interview will be required to undergo a detailed medical examination at a designated military hospital. The medical examination will generally take atleast 4 to 5 days for completion. You should ideally cater atleast 10 to 11 days for the complete process. After all this, a merit list will be published for final selection
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What will be my expenses for the SSB interview ?
The interview, medical examination, boarding, lodging and local transportation is all free of cost. Railfare to-and-fro your home station to place of SSB interview will also be re-reimbursed to you by the SSB
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What is the PABT ?
The Pilot Aptitude Battery Test is a once in a lifetime test conducted for candidates aspiring to join the flying branches of the Indian Air Force, Indian Army or the Indian Navy. The PABT is conducted during the SSB (for aviation entry batches) and candidates can appear for this test only once in a lifetime. The PABT includes the Instrument Battery Test, a Sensory Motor Apparatus Test (SMAT), and a Control Velocity Test (CVT). More details will be provided during the course
Day-Wise SSB Schedule
Day 1 - Screening
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IQ Test (Verbal & Non Verbal)
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Picture Perception & Description Test
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Group Discussion
(Candidates qualifying in Day 1 will continue, others will return back home)
Day 2 - Psychological Test
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Thematic Appreciation Test (TAT)
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Word Association Test (WAT)
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Situation Reaction Test (SRT)
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Self Description Test
Day 3 & 4 - Group Testing Officer (GTO) Tests/ Interviewing Officer (IO)
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Group Discussion
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Lecturette
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Group Planning Exercise
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Progressive Group Test
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Group Obstacles Race
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Half Group Task
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Individual Obstacles
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Command Task
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Group Task
Day 5 - Conference & Declaration of Results
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Candidates qualifying for interview will move ahead for Medical Examination Day 6 onward (next 3 - 4 days)
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