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1st attempt(02 sept 2018)NDA 141 course19 SSB AllahbadAfter somehow clearing NDA written examination I boarded from Chandigarh to Prayag on 31st august.My parents recieved me on 1st septempber there and we went to hotel and ate some food I was exhausted so I went to sleep asap after eating the food. In evening we went to the market and bought a Formal dress and a pair of leather shoes.NEXT DAY(2nd september)We went to allahbad junction for reporting at 1:40 PM and got surrounded by a 3–4 rikshaw drivers asking us to leave us at SSB.Suddenly I heared a voice saying“bus to 1 bje he chli gyi sir”Bus leaved at 1 P.MI was really shocked since the reporting time was 2.00PM.Then I checked my Date selection mail and I was really shocked,scared and surprised after reading thatThe reporting time was correct but the reporting date was 01 september.I got into tears after reading this but didn’t make out of the eyes since I was with my parents and everyone was watching us.My Father went to MCO while i was gathering courage for future and asking my mother to book a return ticket of tomorrow.The officer told us to reach the SSB centre and said they will guide us.After reaching their I went to call up officer and He asked me to show the call letter and told me to go to candidates line.and what he did wasThen I got my breath and told my parents to leave the centre.DAY 1In evening we were alloted chest number and document verification was done.After that we went for haircut and shaving.Then ate food better than our hostels :P .Then we went to sleep at 10.00 P.M.It was hard to sleep but somehow manage to sleep 4–5 hours sleeping.DAY 24.00 A.M (alarm rangs)after bathing and doing all the morning activities we reached to Capt.Manoj pandey hall for screening test. My OIR went very well then In PPDT I screwed every thing i.e; I saw a 25 year woman who was a kid I came to know during narration. In GD I didn’t said points more than 2–3 I was really nervous.RESULT-SCREENED OUT.

Movement Control Order (MCO) was imposed in Malaysia on 18-Mar. So far the authorities have handled the outbreak rather well.Healthcare professionals and frontliners under Director-General Datuk Dr. Noor Hisham Abdullah have won the admiration of the people. In fact China's CGTN names Dr Noor Hisham one of world's top doctors.(Image: We stayed at work for you. You stay at home for us. Malaysian healthcare workers urging public to stay at home.)Roy Goh has provided a very good and balanced answer arguing why despite the economic cost, the MCO is necessary to preserve lives.So instead of repeating his points, my answer will focus on criticism and where the Malaysian authorities could have done better.Lack of a clear exit strategySo far the government has been efficient with enforcing movement restriction. Police aided by the army has set up numerous roadblocks to deter unnecessary traffic, and arresting the general public who are outside their homes without valid reasons.However, Malaysia government has not communicated how the country would exit from MCO on a gradual and sustainable basis.The MCO has already been extended twice to a total period of 6 weeks (Phase 3 to end on Apr 28). Although daily new cases have declined to double-digit, at the current trend it may well go into mid-May before it reaches a single-digit nationwide.Assuming MCO is extended to mid-May and is lifted after that, a resurgence of new cases may happen soon after lifting. One plausible cause is imported infection. Malaysia has a long and porous border with neighboring countries. It is doubtful how the influx of illegal migrant workers and refugees can be effectively stopped. Before vaccine becomes widely available, it only takes only a slippage for new cases to mushroom.If that happens, will MCO be reimposed?Clearly a nationwide, one-size fit all approach is not going to work. The Malaysian government needs to formulate and articulate a nimbler, multi-pronged strategy to lift the MCO and reopen the economy. The strategy has to be tailored to local conditions.For example, the country is divided into about 100 zones in the Covid-19 reporting. When re-opening a certain line of business, say full-service laundry, can it be rolled out by phases across selected “safe” zone or even sub-zones rather than an all or nothing nationwide approach?Can the government engage in extensive consultation with the industry in lifting restrictions? This will incorporate the full supply chain consideration and avoid earlier mistakes — like port terminals operation was severely affected by container pileup because “non-essential” businesses were prohibited from retrieving their cargos; or when tow service was allowed but car workshops could not operate (both have since been rectified).Contact tracing capability — When MCO is lifted later, new cases will reappear. To avoid another complete lockdown, the contacts of infected patients need to be quickly identified and quarantined before infection runs out of control. This is a labor-intensive job. Is existing contact tracing capacity in Malaysia sufficient to support a full lifting? If not, has recruitment and mass training already in progress (not that I know of), which is happening in other countries? Any plan on how to convert part of the 1.7 million civil servants to become contact tracers? How about learning from others, like San Francisco which has trained librarians and attorneys as contact tracers?[1]Yes, I know many other countries, advanced countries included, are in even greater trouble (look no further than the US President urging his supporters to protest against Democrat states’ lockdown measure despite rapidly rising cases and death toll).[2] However, there is no excuse for not doing better. The Malaysian government needs to show it has a well thought through exit strategy after more than a month of lockdown!Insufficient TestingAs of 21-Apr, the testing per 1 million population across Southeast Asian countries are Brunei (27,770), Singapore (16,203), Malaysia (3,402), Vietnam (2,119), Thailand (2,043), Philippines (625), Indonesia (184).[3]Further away in East Asia — Hong Kong (17,579), South Korea (11,273), Taiwan (2,387).Malaysia is in the middle of the rank. It has carried out about 5 times more tests than Phillippines, but only a fifth of Singapore.To his credit, Dr. Noor Hisham has acknowledged the inadequacy early on. Malaysia initially targeted to achieve 16,500 tests per day by mid-Apr but only managed 11,500. Although the government has tapped into private hospitals and laboratories, such as KPJ hospitals have offered drive-through tests, but the number needs to scale up fast. Global sourcing (currently reaching out to South Korea for rapid test kit) and optimal distribution and deployment of testing are crucial.The insufficient testing capability has prevented Malaysia from carrying out large scale testing among migrant workers and refugees until recently. There could be a nasty surprise like Singapore has found out recently. But to his credit again, Dr. Noor Hishan acknowledges the shortcoming and promises to learn from Singapore's lesson.[4] The challenge is daunting. Malaysia has a legal migrant worker population of about 3 million, and undocumented migrants estimated at 3–4 million[5] — a combined population larger than Singapore!Comprehensive testing is necessary to support an effective, targeted opening-up strategy. It has been stepped up. But it needs to run a lot faster for this is also a race to save the economy.The Economic CostYes, lifting the MCO too early may cost more lives. It is hard to defend one’s position when being accused of “placing more importance on money than life”!But I want to conclude by sharing a recent survey by the Malaysian Department of Statistics.[6] The results show the MCO has inflicted staggering economic cost on the people. The stimulus package and the handouts are only partial and temporary relief. It will not be sustainable if blanket MCO is extended for a few more times. Business will fold and massive unemployment could happen, with disastrous social consequences. The Malaysian Employers Federation (MEF) estimated the unemployment rate could reach 13% or 2 million. The Malaysian Institute of Economic Research (MIER) projected up to 2.4 million![7]The Malaysian government needs to urgently come up with an effective opening up strategy — a robust and comprehensive strategy that can deliver speedy economic recovery yet keeping the disease at bay.This is not a choice between the economy and public health. The government needs to show how Malaysia can have both!(Images from The Edge and DoSM)Update May 1:There was two new development since I first wrote my answer:On Apr 23 the Malaysian Prime Minister announced that MCO would be extended to May 12. Therefore MCO would now last for at least 8 weeks in total.On May 1 the Prime Minister announced almost all Malaysian economic sectors will be reopened from May 4 albeit with conditions. Mass gathering is still banned and schools will remain closed.[8]MCO, or now called CMCO (conditional MCO), has been considerably relaxed despite Malaysia is still registering double-digit new cases on a daily basis (about half are imported cases).The speedy announcement shows the government must have been worried about the massive economic loss inflicted by MCO, estimated at RM 2.4 billion a day. The total loss so far is about RM66 billion, or 4% of GDP.[9] The Prime Minister is rightly concerned about the economic impact.However, the government has been proven to be incapable of an optimized exit strategy. As I’ve suggested earlier, MCO lifting should have been based on local conditions rather than a one-size-fits-all nationwide approach. Why can’t restriction be lifted much earlier at “safe” zones, say 2–3 weeks before? Why can’t different safe zones be allowed to operate different types of low-risk businesses earlier? Such an experimental approach would have built up the necessary data and experiences to better guide nationwide lifting later. Instead the whole nation now enters an experiment on May 4!Shown below is the number of active cases as of Apr 30. The states of Perlis, Kelantan, Kedah, Perak, Penang and the Labuan territory should have been allowed to operate more freely at a much earlier time. They have waited unnecessarily. Their economic idling cost for the past several weeks could have been avoided if the present government has a better sense and coordination capability.On the other hand, with a nationwide lifting on May 4, is the government taking an unnecessary risk with the “danger” zones? For example, Kuala Lumpur still has 476 active cases, and Selangor 146. As of yesterday (Apr 30), they have respectively registered 27 and 3 new local transmission cases.Two weeks ago states like Perlis, Kedah, Perak and Penang, which registered very few cases, were still deemed not safe enough. How can the government explain that now KL and Selangor, which still have a lot more cases than those northern states were 2 weeks ago, are safe to resume business now? I would have expected at least certain zones within KL and Selangor (not just confined to blocks of residence under EMCO), such as Lembah Pantai and Kepong, to remain on a stricter version of MCO.The rigid, nationwide approach by the Malaysian government may result in new cases flaring up in hot spots.(Note: Sarawak state government has just decided not to follow the relaxing on May 4.[10] While East Malaysian states have greater authority in local affairs and are not shy in exercising their powers, this incident also shows the lack of federal-state level coordination.)Besides, testing capacity remains insufficient to mass sample populations returning to work. Daily testing capacity is now at 16,500, though to be stepped up to 22,000. Even with the expanded capacity in the future, it is just 2% of the population on per month basis.Moreover, where are the army of contact tracers that should have been in place by now to quickly track and isolate new clusters?The government has been forced by the economy to take a gamble. Its action has shown insufficient preparation despite it has been 45 days since MCO began. It is as if the relevant ministers have not thought much beyond stopping people from moving around.If cases were to spike after re-opening, what will it do? Another nationwide MCO? The Prime Minister has not explained. Malaysians have to hope that their government can learn faster when the next wave hits!Update May 3:The easing of MCO, or CMCO (conditional MCO) as announced by the Prime Minister just two days ago, has turned into a state of confusion within 48 hours.Shortly after the PM’s announcement, the state government of Sarawak refused to follow. Following Sarawak, more state governments have now announced their own plans in the eve of easing starting tomorrow (May 4):Different conditional MCO in Selangor, no dine-insNo conditional MCO in Pahang, for nowSabah to continue MCO until May 12This is not a matter of politics. It is not only the opposition party (PH or its allies) controlled states that take a different stance. UMNO controlled Pahang and GBS controlled Sarawak, both supporters of present PN federal government, have acted out of line with the federal governments, and rightly so.The confusion shows the lack of coordination between federal and state governments. As I’ve argued earlier, the federal government should have pursued a localized approach. At the very least, if incapable of doing just that, the PN federal government should have made it clear earlier that it was merely issuing a framework of MCO easing, and would delegate to individual state governments to implement the details.On the bright side, with some states now stepping in to take charge (although some still seem paralyzed with decision making), a more localized approach is being tried out.However, this is far from optimal. With the vast resources under its command and a better view of the situation, the federal government could have done better.Footnotes[1] How California's contact tracing army could serve as model for nation's reopening[2] Donald Trump urges supporters to 'liberate' states, encouraging protests against coronavirus restrictions - ABC News[3] Coronavirus Update (Live): 2,577,602 Cases and 179,001 Deaths from COVID-19 Virus Pandemic[4] MOH: Malaysia learning from Singapore to handle Covid-19 among foreign workers | Malay Mail[5] Flawed set-up for workers[6] Department of Statistics Malaysia Official Portal[7] Unemployment could hit 13%, says MEF[8] Coronavirus: Malaysia to ease some restrictions on Monday, says PM Muhyiddin[9] Malaysia's economy poised to recover with gradual reopening of sectors under CMCO[10] Sarawak decides not to implement CMCO on May 4

Bro I don't think the question asked is correct because... SSB Interview is a type of system which ensures the security of nation by giving best and potential officers to our Indian Navy, Army & Airforce. & I am more than 100% sure not even you, nobody can CRACK the system which gives 1000s of officers every year for our security. Yea, but I am very well sure you can PASS the SSB.General guidelines for SSB.OVERALL TIPSENGLISH IS THE LANGUAGE OF THE DEFENSE SERVICES & IS IMPORTANT, NOT ONLY FOR SSB, BUT PROFESSIONAL ADVANCEMENT IN ANY FIELD.GOOD GENERAL KNOWLEDGE, GOOD EXPRESSION, A FRIENDLY & HELPFUL NATURE WILL HELP A CANDIDATE GET SELECTED IN SSB & ELSEWHERE.IF YOU ARE NOT COMFORTABLE SPEAKING IN ENGLISH, SPEAK FREELY IN HINDI OR HINGLISH. EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION IS THE NEED, NOT ENGLISH LANGUAGE. GENERALLY THE PROBLEM IS LACK OF SELF CONFIDENCE INDUCED BY LACK OF FLUENCY IN ENGLISH.GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR SSBAPPROACH TO SSBGroup behavior starts as soon as you meet others at the SSB Centre. Candidates assess each other for their competence, as well as sociability. This process is unrelated to the formal assessment, but influences it.Please go for the SSB with the conviction of being selected, without any self doubts. This will positively affect your personality & influence others accordingly.Do not consider others as rivals, who have to be beaten, for you to be selected. Approach with a philosophy: “let us all perform well, & along with others, I should also get selected”. The usual philosophy prevailing in the world, “I should get selected at the expense of others” is unsuited for selection in SSB.Having good general knowledge, expression & a friendly nature positively impacts your social rating by peers, & will positively impact your chances of selection as well. It will have an impact on the tests as well. E.g In the group, before the tests, you start discussing some current affairs topic. Most of the group will have superficial knowledge, based on TV headlines news or news paper headlines. One or two may have deeper analytical knowledge based on their having read editorials on the topic. Naturally these candidates will be more respected by others.5 DAYS SSB SCHEDULEDAY 1 (REPORTING DAY)As per the call letter, usually the reporting time is in the afternoon& place is Movement Control Office (MCO), located at the Railway Station. You will not find it difficult as there will be many other candidates who will be scheduled to report on the same day, & you are likely to find some of them.For some entries reporting day and Screening day are same, so please follow your call letters for correct information. In such case reporting time is likely to be early morning, like 0700 hours.On reporting day you are given a detailed brief about the tests & instructions & timings for various things. PIQ (Personal Information Questionnaire) forms are to be filled (similar to the one which I get filled).DAY 2. STAGE 1 TESTING OR SCREENING Screening is the process designed to select potential candidates, from all those who have reported for the particular entry, for Stage 2 of testing, or complete SSB process. It comprises the following:OFFICER’S INTELLIGENCE RATING (OIR) TESTIt is similar to the intelligence tests of reasoning (verbal & non-verbal) given in various competitive examinations preparatory books & magazines. Reasoning ability, as well as speed of reasoning is important. It is advisable to practice these to get a good score.SCREENING TESTPICTURE PERCEPTION & DESCRIPTION TEST (PPDT)RequirementIt involves two aspects- first is writing a story, & second is a discussion on the story.You will be shown a black & white, hazy picture for 30 secs.You are required to write some particulars in the available box in the answer sheet, which includes No of Characters, their Age, Sex & Mood.You have to identify the main character & build the story around him/her. It is convenient to name the character (helps in discussion stage).You are required to describe what the scene in the picture depicts (what is going on).You have to visualize & write, what led to the present scene (what happened in the past).You have to foresee the future & write it. (What will happen in the future).The entire story has to be written in about 3 mins & submitted.Tips for Story WritingAvoidPre-prepared Story. Some coached candidates (generally ACC & SCO entries), come with a misconception that the time is too less to make a story & hence come with a pre-prepared story & fit it there. Often the main character in such stories is narrated as a young man who joins the Defence Services & also gets a decoration! There is nothing in the picture to suggest any of these things. There are several such “positive” coaching academy type stories which can be easily found out by the assessors. Such stories have an adverse impact on the clearance of the Stage 1 by the subject candidate.Stories Displaying Wrong Interpretation of Positive Thinking. Experience shows that quite a few coached candidates are over enthusiastic about “positive thinking” & display it in an unnatural manner in their stories. E.g: In an obviously tragic scene such candidates will state that the mood of the main character is positive. Such stories can be easily found out & have an adverse impact on the clearance of the Stage 1 by the subject candidate.AbideWrite a natural & realistic story that comes to your mind on seeing the picture. The moods, etc of characters should be stated as observed.POSITIVE THINKING MEANS THAT EVEN IF THE PICTURE SHOWS SOMETHING ADVERSE, OR TRAGIC, THE CANDIDATE FORESEES THAT IN THE FUTURE THINGS WILL BECOME ALL RIGHT, WITH THE MAIN CHARACTER PLAYING A PROACTIVE PART IN THE SAME.THE MAIN CHARACTER SHOULD BE PROACTIVE & DO SOMETHING FOR THE BETTERMENT OF THE EXISTING SITUATION.Discussion Requirement Candidates are organized in groups of 14-15 for group discussion. Each candidate is required to narrate his story by turn. After everyone has narrated his/her story the group is required to discuss the same & arrive at a consensus story. The group is required to nominate a leader who has to narrate the story on behalf of the entire group.Tips for Discussion:Narrate your story confidently in a clear voice in about one minute.Remain confident about being selected, remain relaxed & do not feel pressurized to force your views on others, in the fear that others will dominate you.Never look at the assessors while narrating the story, or during the discussion.Listen to the speakers attentively.Be polite, give your ideas & views only, & do not argue with others.IN CASE THE ENTIRE GROUP IS SHOUTING, AS HAPPENS IN SOME REPEATER GROUPS, DO NOT TRY TO OUT SHOUT OTHERS, BUT AWAIT YOUR TURN PATIENTLY.Do not try to dominate the discussion by speaking more. The quality of your views is more important than how much you speak.Do not repeat your views.Help the weak members to talk.If the story of the majority of the group is similar to yours, it is easy to contribute to the discussion.In case your story is different from the entire group, it is sensible to change your views & help the group in forming a consensus story, rather than trying to guide the group towards your perspective.Results of Screening: After the completion of PPDT, you will get a break of 2-3 hours. Screening results will be declared after it. Selected candidates are allotted with new chest numbers. Rest of the candidates gets their TA and dropped backed to the railway station.DAY 3 STAGE-2 OF TESTING PSYCHOLOGY TESTS IN SSBUnderstanding Psychology Tests in SSBPersonality assessment conducted in SSBs is based on the science of Psychology. Psychology is not an absolute science, unlike the physical sciences known to us. It implies that there are not always absolute & definite yes, or no answers to problems, or situations.The battery of psychology tests conducted in SSB is based on Projective techniques. Projective techniques work on the established fact that when we describe ambiguous stimuli, we actually describe ourselves, & reveal our personalities, the conscious part (of which we are well aware) & even the unconscious part (of which we are unaware)! The unconscious part of the brain is assessed by some as being 9/10th part & conscious only 1/10th part Resources and Information. Projective techniques, a person is shown ambiguous stimuli (such as words, situations or pictures) and asked to interpret them in some way. Such stimuli allow relative freedom in projecting one’s own interests and feelings into them, reacting in any way that seems appropriate. Projective techniques are believed to be sensitive to unconscious dimensions of personality. Defense mechanisms, latent impulses, and anxieties can be inferred from data gathered from projective techniques by expert psychologists. Assessment by expert psychologists is an art & not a science.Assessment of an individual is done based on the entire written tests & not piece meal, like separate assessment of WAT, TAT & SRT. Personality of an individual is one whole, the various inputs help to construct it.HOW DOES IT AFFECT CANDIDATES?PLEASE DO NOT WASTE UNNECESSARY TIME TO PRACTICE ALL THESE TESTS. WORK TO GENUINELY IMPROVE YOUR PERSONALITY, LEAVE THE ASSESSMENT TO THE EXPERTS!Following Psychology tests are conducted: Thematic Apperception Test [TAT] Word Association Test [WAT] Situation Reaction Test [SRT] Self Description Test [SD]TAT You will be shown 11 black & white pictures in which the last picture is a blank slide. Each picture will come just for 30 seconds and then disappear, after that you will get 4 minutes to write the story based on that picture. After 4 mins another picture will come for 30 seconds and same process will be followed till last slide {blank slide}. The tips for TAT are the same as for the story of PPDT. Go prepared with the story for the blank slide.WAT You will be shown 60 words back to back; each word will remain on the screen for 15secs. In 15secs you are required to write a sentence which comes to your mind first after reading that word. Likewise you have to write 60 sentences continuously without any pause in between.Tips:It is not possible to go prepared with 60 sentences, as some coached candidates try to do & in fact succeed in writing quite a few such sentences. This does not help, because only the spontaneous response is consistent with the personality of the candidate. The psychologist analyses the complete responses to construct a holistic & consistent personality of the individual. Any prepared response will be inconsistent with the complete battery of answers & hence will get ignored. SRTYou will get a booklet with 60 situations written on it. You are required to write your responses based on those 60 situations. Time allotted will be 30 mins.Tips: Answer spontaneously. The main character in the situations should be a leader, who should try to resolve the problems proactively for the betterment of everyone & not wait for things to happen. SDYou are required to write opinion about you from your parents, friends, teachers & yourself, and things which you would like to develop in the future. Time allotted will be 15 mins.Tips: You should go prepared. Write the truth. Opinions of others, as well as yourself about you are basically a brief about your strong & weak points. The strong points should be more than the weak points. In case the reverse is true, it shows that you have not taken enough action to improve yourself, despite being aware of your weaknesses.OVERALL TIPS FOR PSYCHOLOGY TESTSTHINK FAST; WRITE FAST, LEGIBLY & IN CORRECT sequence Resources and Information. IS NOT MANDATORY TO COMPLETE EVERYTHING, BUT THE CANDIDATE WHO CAN COMPLETE EVERYTHING DEFINITELY THINKS FASTER & HAS BETTER MENTAL STAMINA THAN THE ONE WHO DOES NOT.DAYS 4 & 5: GTO TESTSGTO tests are a series of outdoor tests, designed to judge your qualities during group performance. Remember most of the tasks in this series are group tasks. You are required to support the group with the best of your abilities and not to compete with them in any manner.SERIES OF TESTS: GD:Discussion is on two topics, one is a debatable topic from current affairs & the other is on a social issue.Tips: Are same as for PPDT discussion.GPE: GROUP PLANNING EXERCISEIt is an important test in the GTO series. A situation is given to you. It is supported by a map. Invariably a group of persons has to go from one place to another, in a limited time & accomplish an important task. In between problems are confronted which need to be resolved, & in case a problem is unimportant & resolution will prevent you from accomplishing the main task then it has to be ignored, or resolved to the extent that the main task is not jeopardized. A written, individual, solution has to be submitted. The group has to discuss the plan, arrive at a consensus plan, and nominate a leader to narrate the plan. It is a comprehensive test, which brings out the aspects of logical thinking, ability to convince others with your views, accept ideas from others which are better than yours, or are more acceptable to others.Tips: Concentrate to understand the situation well. Submit a comprehensive & well written plan. Be prepared to accept others’ ideas. Do not try to resolve any intermediary problem which will prevent you from accomplishing the main task. PGTIn Progressive Group Task, the group is required to cross some obstacles with the help of supporting materials like rope, plank, wooden log etc. Some rules are required to be followed during this task. It is a full group activity. HGTHalf Group Task is similar to PGT but the number of group members will be half, so you may get more chance to show your potential. IOTIn Individual Obstacles Task, you are required to attempt 10 obstacles individually; each obstacle consists of some points from 1 to 10.Tips: It appears to be mainly a test of speed & strength, but is not so. Plan the sequence of crossing the obstacles with a view to score maximum marks earliest. If you are in doubt about clearing an obstacle attempt it towards the end. In case you have begun to cross an obstacle, then do not leave it in between, as this displays lack of determination & self confidence.COMMAND TASK You will be a commander in this task, & are required to cross some obstacles with the help of 2-3 subordinates. You can choose 2-3 candidates from your own group whom you think can help you to clear the obstacles.Tips: Choose subordinates based on competence, rather than friendship. In case you are stuck, ask ideas from subordinates. CT is assigned to each candidate based on his abilities. In case your CT is quite difficult, then be happy, your IQ has been well rated.SNAKE RACE/GROUP OBSTACLE RACE All group members will be competing with other groups. Members will be holding a snake like rope; they are required to cross certain obstacles with the snake. There are certain rules like all other tasks. It is a kind of race among different groups.Tips: Use your abilities to help the group finish the race fastest.INDIVIDUAL LECTURRETE Each candidate has to speak for 3 mins on a topic selected by him/her out of 3-4 topics.FGT: FINAL GROUP TASKFGT is similar to PGT.Tips for PGT, HGT, CT & FGT: Initially it will be difficult to understand the use of the helping material in crossing obstacles. Do not worry, keep thinking & observing. Ideas utilized in crossing one obstacle will have relevance in others as well. After PGT you will have better ideas for later tasks. Each task has more than one solution. Please adhere to instructions.PERSONAL INTERVIEW IN THE AFTERNOON OF DAY 4 OR 5The Interviewing officer has your Personal Information Questionnaire (PIQ) form, which provides him the base for your interview. He starts talking in a relaxed manner to make you feel comfortable. He then asks you a series of questions to which you are expected to answer in the same sequence. He keeps asking small questions in between. He again asks you a series of questions, to be replied as earlier.Tips: Be relaxed & confident of being selected. Write only truth in the PIQ form, without exaggeration. Listen carefully to the questions, without getting excited. Answer the questions in the sequence asked. Have good knowledge about your favorite subjects, sports, hobbies, etc. If you say that you have read a book, or seen a movie, or TV program, then you should know about it WELL Communications - sterke hedendaagse communicatie prepared to explain organization of an event from your hobbies, sports or extra -curricular activities, you have been involved in.DAY 6: CONFERENCE IN SSBIn the conference each candidate faces all the SSB assessors together. Decision about selection of candidates is taken in the conference by the assessors. Each case is discussed in detail to take a deliberate decision. AS REGARDS YOU, IT IS JUST A FORMALITY, AS DECISIONS ARE TAKEN BASED ON TESTS CONDUCTED EARLIER & NOT CONFERENCE. Usually questions about food, experience & stay are asked by the Interviewing Officer. Only short answers are warranted.Sources:- No Frills Academy-SSB Guru SSB Interview Coaching And Personality Development CenterAcademy For Life Skill Development