The SSB Medical Board is one of the most crucial stages in the selection process for candidates aspiring to join the Indian Armed Forces. After clearing the psychological tests, group tasks, and personal interviews at the Services Selection Board (SSB), Read More …
1.      The famous king of the Kushana dynasty was A.     Pushya B.     Kanishka C.     Harisha Vardhana D.     Kuvishka Answer:B 2.      In 1498, vasco da gama landed at A.     Delhi B.     Nalanda C.     Calcutta D.     Calicut Answer:D 3.      Indus valley civilization Read More …
1.      A council of Eight Ministers known as the Ashta Paradhan assisted? A.     Sher Shah B.     Balaji Baji Rao C.      Shivaji D.     Ahmad Shah Abdali Answer:C 2.      Lord Buddha made his first sermon at A.     Sarnath B.     Pataliputra C.     Kapilavasthu Read More …
When aspiring to join the Indian Armed Forces, candidates often consider two main entry paths: National Defence Academy (NDA) and Combined Defence Services (CDS). While both are prestigious gateways, each has distinct requirements, training, and career trajectories that cater to Read More …
The Indian Armed Forces, known for their discipline and respect, observe a distinct salute protocol across its three branches: the Army, Navy, and Air Force. Each of these branches has evolved its own unique method of saluting, reflecting its history, Read More …
Sainik Schools in India are a network of schools established to prepare students for entry into the National Defence Academy (NDA) and other branches of the Indian armed forces. These schools offer a unique blend of academic excellence, physical training, Read More …
“Recommended by SSB” indicates that a candidate has successfully passed the rigorous selection process conducted by the Service Selection Board.
Some common lies that candidates tell include lying about their qualifications, lying about their motivation for joining the military, and lying about their goals.
To catch these lies, the interviewers use a variety of techniques, such as asking follow-up questions, observing body language, and checking references.
SSB interview procedure spans for 4-5 days in which the panel of assessors assess the candidates who are officers in the Indian Armed Forces and having their specialization as Psychologist, GTO (Group Task Officer), and Interviewing Officer.
Indian Special Forces, which include elite units such as the National Security Guard (NSG), Para Special Forces, MARCOS (Marine Commandos), and Garud Commando Force, rely on a range of sophisticated weapons to execute their high-risk missions. Here are the 5 Read More …