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The English question paper will consist of 100 marks and will be objective in nature. It will test the candidate's understanding of the language and will comprise basic grammar, spotting the correct sentences, antonyms, synonyms, and the like.
Preparation tips
To prepare for English, one can develop the habit of reading the newspaper regularly. Reading the newspaper improves not only one's vocabulary but also one's knowledge about the subject
One can refer to basic grammar books to clear the concepts
Try to learn a couple of new words on a daily basis. By doing this, you will soon find that you are developing a good hold over the language
When you are learning the new words, also try to learn their antonyms and synonyms and also how to use the words in sentences
Try solving past year's question papers so that you have an idea of what to expect
General Knowledge
The General Knowledge paper will consist of 100 marks and will be objective in nature. It will test the candidate about his knowledge on various subjects including current affairs, history, geography, scientific relation to day-to-day experiences, generic scientific observations as may be expected of an educated person who does not have specialization in any particular subject.
Preparation tips:
Read newspapers regularly and watch television for the latest happenings in and around the world.
Read magazines that cover varied topics ranging from economy to business to trade policies to the latest awardees in the fields of sports, art, literature. In short, just be aware of all the topics because questions can come from anywhere.
Refer to past question papers and see the pattern of occurrence of the questions. That will give you an idea as to which topics to concentrate on.
Elementary Mathematics
The Elementary Mathematics paper will cover topics like Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Mensuration and Basic statistics. Usually the standard is that of matriculation.
Preparation tips
Revise all the topics thoroughly
First, pick up the topics that you are strong at and practice thoroughly. Later move on the difficult ones and try to practice as much as possible
Concentrate on having a clear concept on all the topics
Personal interview: Intelligence and Personality test
A candidate is eligible to take the Intelligence and Personality test only if he or she clears the written test. The Intelligence and Personality test is conducted by Services Selection Board (SSB). The SSB has the sole authority to conduct this test, which is usually spread over 3 to 4 days. This test judges a candidate of his intelligence, personality, and his ability to be chosen as an officer in the Defence Forces. There are several components included in the test like Psychological Tests, Group Discussion, Intelligence Tests, Outdoor activities, Opinion on issues, Physical Fitness, and the like. Through this test, a candidate has to prove that he is just not intelligent and academically qualified, but also possesses qualities that will make him a worthy officer.
Preparation tips
Concentrate and develop reasoning ability, written and oral expressions, self-confidence, courage, a positive and a cheerful attitude
Train your mind to think clearly, rationally and logically
Try to improve the way you can influence people through logical arguments
Improve your communication skills
Try to have a very strong hold over English
Train yourself to respect your seniors and juniors
Develop a cooperative and responsible attitude, which will help in successfully carrying out team work
Improve your general awareness regarding national and international issues
Begin to think and behave like an officer
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English
The English question paper will consist of 100 marks and will be objective in nature. It will test the candidate's understanding of the language and will comprise basic grammar, spotting the correct sentences, antonyms, synonyms, and the like.
Preparation tips
To prepare for English, one can develop the habit of reading the newspaper regularly. Reading the newspaper improves not only one's vocabulary but also one's knowledge about the subject
One can refer to basic grammar books to clear the concepts
Try to learn a couple of new words on a daily basis. By doing this, you will soon find that you are developing a good hold over the language
When you are learning the new words, also try to learn their antonyms and synonyms and also how to use the words in sentences
Try solving past year's question papers so that you have an idea of what to expect
General Knowledge
The General Knowledge paper will consist of 100 marks and will be objective in nature. It will test the candidate about his knowledge on various subjects including current affairs, history, geography, scientific relation to day-to-day experiences, generic scientific observations as may be expected of an educated person who does not have specialization in any particular subject.
Preparation tips:
Read newspapers regularly and watch television for the latest happenings in and around the world.
Read magazines that cover varied topics ranging from economy to business to trade policies to the latest awardees in the fields of sports, art, literature. In short, just be aware of all the topics because questions can come from anywhere.
Refer to past question papers and see the pattern of occurrence of the questions. That will give you an idea as to which topics to concentrate on.
Elementary Mathematics
The Elementary Mathematics paper will cover topics like Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Mensuration and Basic statistics. Usually the standard is that of matriculation.
Preparation tips
Revise all the topics thoroughly
First, pick up the topics that you are strong at and practice thoroughly. Later move on the difficult ones and try to practice as much as possible
Concentrate on having a clear concept on all the topics
Personal interview: Intelligence and Personality test
A candidate is eligible to take the Intelligence and Personality test only if he or she clears the written test. The Intelligence and Personality test is conducted by Services Selection Board (SSB). The SSB has the sole authority to conduct this test, which is usually spread over 3 to 4 days. This test judges a candidate of his intelligence, personality, and his ability to be chosen as an officer in the Defence Forces. There are several components included in the test like Psychological Tests, Group Discussion, Intelligence Tests, Outdoor activities, Opinion on issues, Physical Fitness, and the like. Through this test, a candidate has to prove that he is just not intelligent and academically qualified, but also possesses qualities that will make him a worthy officer.
Preparation tips
Concentrate and develop reasoning ability, written and oral expressions, self-confidence, courage, a positive and a cheerful attitude
Train your mind to think clearly, rationally and logically
Try to improve the way you can influence people through logical arguments
Improve your communication skills
Try to have a very strong hold over English
Train yourself to respect your seniors and juniors
Develop a cooperative and responsible attitude, which will help in successfully carrying out team work
Improve your general awareness regarding national and international issues
Begin to think and behave like an officer