This blog is aimed at bringing the reader the career opportunities available at the Indian Armed Forces and to make the right decision while selecting one’s career.
Wednesday 8 August 2012
Saturday 4 August 2012
Apply Online for the 40th Short Service Commission Men(Technical) - SSC(T)-40 and 11th Short Service Commission Women(Technical)-SSCW(T)-11
SSC 40TH AND SSC 11TH ARMY APPLY ONLINE :
Eligibility :
SSC(T) - 20 - 27 years. Born not earlier than 02 Apr 86 and not later than 01 Apr 93
SSCW(T) - 20 to 27 years. Born not earlier than 02 Apr 86 and not later than 01 Apr 93.
For Widows of War Personnel:-
SSCW (Non Tech) - 19 to 29 years. Born not earlier than 02 Jan 84 and not later than 01 Jan 94.
SSCW (Tech) - 20 to 31 years. Born not earlier than 02 Apr 82 and not later than 01 Apr 93.
Physical Standard :
1) Min. height & Weight: For men: 157.5 cm with correlated weight and For women: 152 cms
2) Eye Sight: The minimum acceptable vision standard for distant vision 6/6 and worst eye sight 6/18.
Educatinal Qualification:-
FOR SSC(T)-40. -
SSC 11th Tech Women:
Final year of engineering degree and who are qualified graduates of the degree course in engineering can also apply .
After filling up of the form take a printout of the form and send it to -
Additional Directorate General of Recruiting (Rtg-6),
TGC Section,
West Block-III,
RK Puram,
New Delh-110066.
TO BE WRITTEN ON THE ENVELOPE -
“Online application for 40th SSC (Tech) Men/11th SSC (Tech) Women and the Roll No............ “
Eligibility :
SSC(T) - 20 - 27 years. Born not earlier than 02 Apr 86 and not later than 01 Apr 93
SSCW(T) - 20 to 27 years. Born not earlier than 02 Apr 86 and not later than 01 Apr 93.
For Widows of War Personnel:-
SSCW (Non Tech) - 19 to 29 years. Born not earlier than 02 Jan 84 and not later than 01 Jan 94.
SSCW (Tech) - 20 to 31 years. Born not earlier than 02 Apr 82 and not later than 01 Apr 93.
Physical Standard :
1) Min. height & Weight: For men: 157.5 cm with correlated weight and For women: 152 cms
2) Eye Sight: The minimum acceptable vision standard for distant vision 6/6 and worst eye sight 6/18.
Educatinal Qualification:-
FOR SSC(T)-40. -
| Qualification | Vacancies |
| Civil (including Mining/Construction) | 21 |
| Electrical (including Electrical & Electronics) | 06 |
| Mechanical (including Industrial/Industrial Engg. & Management) | 07 |
| Automobile Engg./Workshop Technology | 01 |
| Production (including Manufacturing/ Metallurgical/ Metallurgy Explosives | 01 |
| Electronics (including Electronics & Instrumentation/ Micro Electronics & Microwave/Opt Electronics) | 04 |
| Communication/Telecommunication (including ECE/Electronics & Communications) | 06 |
| Architecture/Building Constr Technology | 02 |
| Computer Science & Engg/Computer Science/M.Sc (Computer) | 02 |
| BE/B.Tech Biotech/Food Tech Engg | 02 |
SSC 11th Tech Women:
| Qualification | Vacancies |
| BE/B.Tech Civil | 04 |
| BE/B.Tech Mechanical | 05 |
| B.Architecture/House Building Tech | 02 |
| BE/B.Tech Electrical | 06 |
| BE/B.Tech Electronics & Comn/Telecom/ Electronics & Tele Comn | 10 |
| BE/B.Tech Electronics | 08 |
For Widows of Defence Personnel:
| Qualification | Vacancies |
| SSC W (Non Tech) Graduate in any discipline | 01 |
| SSC W (Tech) B.E/B.Tech in any of the streams mentioned above | 01 |
Final year of engineering degree and who are qualified graduates of the degree course in engineering can also apply .
After filling up of the form take a printout of the form and send it to -
Additional Directorate General of Recruiting (Rtg-6),
TGC Section,
West Block-III,
RK Puram,
New Delh-110066.
TO BE WRITTEN ON THE ENVELOPE -
“Online application for 40th SSC (Tech) Men/11th SSC (Tech) Women and the Roll No............ “
Thursday 2 August 2012
SSB INTERVIEW SCHEDULE
SSB INTERVIEW
RECEPTION. On the day of arrival you have to report to the Movement Control Office(MCO) at the railaway station. Here, a representative of Selection Centre manning the reception will receive you and direct you to a bus that will take you to the Selection Centre. Those arriving late or by road should proceed directly to the Selection Centre. After reporting you will get sufficient time to settle down. Normally the afternoons are free(Except your interview day). You can make use of this opportunity to visit places of interest, shop and have fun.
SCHEDULE at SSB
OPENING ADDRESS AND FORM FILLING .
The duty officer gives an introductory talk, explaining matters of administrative details, DOs and DONTs and code of conduct at Selection Centre. You are also required to complete documentation including verification of required certificates for age/educational qualifications. All candidates are allotted chest number for further testing. It is important to remember that you are not competing with other candidates. All of you will be assessed against a common standard of suitability and it is possible for everyone in the group to be recommended/Not recommended.
Other than the day of arrival/reporting, the SSBs have a five days testing schedule. With these tests we aren’t looking at your physical fitness. The tests are also geared to let us know more about various shades of your personality. The exact schedule of tests may be varied depending on the No of candidates to be tested, and GTO Tests may be done in a single day, if warranted. Details of testing are as under:-
DAY –I (STAGE – I)
Stage one selection system includes the following:-
(a) Intelligence Test (verbal and non verbal).
(b) Picture Perception and Description Test Picture is flashed for 30 seconds. The candidates have to broadly note down seven basic parameters viz number of characters, age, sex, mood, action relating to past, present and future for each character in one minute. Time for story writing is four minutes.
(c) Discussion of the picture – 30 Minutes In this phase batch is divided into different groups. Strength of group is around 15 candidates. Each candidate narrates his individual written story verbatim. Subsequently, in Part-II all the candidates have to discuss amongst themselves and achieve a common consensus about the characters and theme of the story.
Once all candidates have undergone stage one. The results for stage one testing are declared. Recommended candidates are retained for stage-II testing and those not recommended are dispatched back.
DAY – 2 (STAGE – II).
Psychological Tests include the following:-
Thematic Apperception Test. 12 Pictures including one blank are shown. Candidates are asked to write a story around what led to the situation? what is going on and what would be the outcome ?. Each Picture is shown for 30 seconds and candidates are asked to write it in 4 minutes. In the blank slide, they have to think a picture of their own choice and write a story around that.
Word Association Test. In this test, a series of 60 words are shown to the candidates one after another for 15 seconds each. The candidate is required to write down the first thought or idea that comes to his mind.
Situation Reaction Test. This test consists of 60 routine life situations regarding day to day activities. The situations are printed in a booklet and the candidate is asked to write his reactions by completing the sentences, as to how they would feel, think and act in these situations.
Self Description Test. Candidate is asked to write five separate paragraphs on each context about the opinion of his parents/guardian, friends, teachers/superiors.
DAY – 3(GROUP TESTS)
GTO – Day 1 This includes the following:-
Group Discussion. Two topics of common interest (social issues and current events) are discussed. It is an informal discussion and not a debate. Each topic is allotted 20 minutes each. No definite conclusion is required to be deduced.
Group planning exercise. It comprises of five stages viz., explanation of the model, reading of the narrative by GTO, five minutes for self reading by candidates, 10 minutes for individual written solutions and 20 minutes for group discussion. Narration of the group solution and definite conclusion is required.
Progressive group task. It is the first outdoor task. A set of four obstacles with progressively increasing level of difficulties are to be completed in 40 to 50 minutes. Structures, helping material and load are provided to the group.
Group obstacle race. In this task the group is pitched against each other over a set of six obstacles with a snake like load to carry.
Half group task. It has one obstacle similar to progressive group task with helping material and load to be carried. Group is divided into two Sub Groups and assigned the same obstacle in turn in such a way that when one group is working, the other is not allowed to watch it. Time allotted to each sub group is 15 minutes.
Lecturette. It is an individual task and the candidate is required to give a short talk to the group. Three minutes are allowed to prepare any chosen topic from the four given in the Lecturette Cards for the talk.
DAY – 4
GTO – Day 2
Individual Obstacles. A set of 10 obstacles is set to be tackled individually. Obstacles are numbered from one to ten, denoting the points each one carries. Each individual is given three minutes.
Command Task. Each individual is nominated as commander for one task consisting of one obstacle similar to the Progressive Group Task Time given is 15 minutes.
Final Group Task. Task consisting of one obstacle similar to the Progressive Group Task . Time given to complete this task is 15 - 20 minutes
DAY –5.
This includes the following:-
(i) Closing address
(ii) Conference.
(iii) Announcement of results.
(iv) Dispersal.
INTERVIEWS:- Interviews are normally conducted in the afternoon by the interviewing officer. The interviews will carry on from day 1 to day 4. You will be interviewed only once and will be informed about it well in advance. The atmosphere throughout the interview is relaxed and informal. The questions are generally based on your everyday experience.
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NDA & NA II E-ADMIT CARD
| UNION PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION NATIONAL DEFENCE ACADEMY & NAVAL ACADEMY EXAMINATION (II) -2012 e-ADMIT CARD |
UPSC has published the NDA (II) 2012 e-admit card for the exam which is going to be held on 19th August, 2012 for admission to the Army, Navy and Air Force wings of the NDA for the 130th Course, and for the 92nd Indian Naval Academy Course (INAC) commencing from July 2013
TO DOWNLOAD :
- There are three methods to download the admit card
- By registration ID.
- By Roll number.
- By name.
- Registration ID can be obtained from NDA registration form.
- Click on below link to download it.
Click here to download your e - admit card
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