Absolutely not! Having a job demonstrates responsibility towards yourself and your family. You can even pursue PG alongside your military career.

Watch my video on improving SSB screening here. Extensive PPDT practice isn’t crucial. However, framing a few stories for practice can be helpful. Focus on achieving an Officer Intelligence Rating (OIR) of 85% or higher. Project confidence during narration.

Using Hindi is acceptable if you struggle to recall specific English words. However, transitioning back to English is essential.

Your overall capabilities are evaluated. Focus on improving weaker areas. Numerous YouTube videos demonstrate PGT, HGT, and FGT tasks. Consider our guidance program if you lack the right training environment.

No, as long as you meet the minimum height requirement in the medical tests.

Your present performance holds more weight than your past. However, honesty is crucial. Explain why you couldn’t clear previous written exams.

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Your past attempts won’t be held against you. Your present performance matters the most. While the final result is recorded, the assessment itself is confidential.

Having a back-up plan is wise, considering the medicals involved in SSB selection. Planning for another career option doesn’t signify a lack of faith in yourself; it showcases responsibility.

Craft sensible stories using proper English. If you perceive a problem in the picture, propose a solution. Avoid comments like “it’s a drama” etc.

There are many SSB interview preparation books available in the market, but the book “The Practical Guide to become an Officer” by Col. MM Nehru is the best book for SSB interview preparation.