Monday, 11 March 2013

Will Subject Backlog Create Problem in SSB Interview


Do Active Backlog Create Problem in SSB Interview

There are a number of candidates who have this query whether or not subject backlogs create problem during SSB Interview or whether a candidate is eligible or not for SSB Interview if he/she has a backlog. The backlog may or may not create problem for a candidate which is purely depends upon the type of entry he/she is applying for.

Subject Backlog Vs SSB Interview


CDSE

You are eligible for CDSE can apply for the same even if you have backlogs. One can attend the SSB interview after clearing the CDSE written exam. But the backlogs must be clear as per the mentioned dates only when you get recommend. If your don’t have the final results or mark sheets for the final sem or backlog, you can carry an application mentioning the same through your college.

AFCAT

AFCAT do not allow an individual for AFSB interview if one is having an active backlog.

Navy Direct Entries

No active backlogs for Navy Direct Entries as they shortlist candidates based on their overall percentage. Navy always keep high cut off percentage and some of the times they even don’t allow candidates with backlogs history (including cleared backlogs).

TGC and SSC-tech

One can apply with active backlogs but you must be eligible with the TGC and SSC-tech cut off %.

Others: 

Make sure to read the advertisement before applying any SSB interview. Try to submit all documents as per the mentioned dates in the advertisement.

Candidates who are unable to submit their original documents before joining training academy are considered on bond basis, they are given with some more time to submit their docs. Entry like CDSE supports this.

Conclusion

  • Backlogs can hamper your chances for SSB interview.
  • Active backlog may affect your personal interview.
  • Active backlog may create problem during submitting original documents in time.


Sources - ssbcrack

What Are the Qualities Expected of an Indian Army Officer?

Qualities of an Indian Army Officer

Qualities of an Indian Army Officer

Joining Indian Army is a very respectable job. Every year a number of army officers are commissioned who are in charge of leading enlisted soldiers into battle and protecting them from unnecessary harm while taking on responsibility for completing the mission at hand. Thus, in order to ensure its officers achieve these goals, the Army expects many attributes in its officers when selecting them for commission. 

The qualities are:-

  • Intelligence

The Army expects its officers to be above average intelligence as they are going to handle a capital of responsibility in planning and executing missions. TO get eligible in the Army, it only requires a high school diploma or its equivalent; officers must have at least a bachelor's degree from a four-year university prior to earning their commission.

  • Self-Discipline

Self-discipline is a major aspect as it allows the officers to keep a cool head under drastic conditions and use a great deal of self-discipline in the face of danger. An officer who lacks in self-discipline may put his subordinates in danger and arouse panic in the ranks.


  • Confidence

The officers should have strong confidence level to make a good decision in flexible and often changing environments. It will enhance problem-solving skills and intelligence with the passage of time.

  • Physical Fitness

An Army officer should not only mentally fit but physically as well. The officers should be physically fit enough to overcome any tiredness or exhaustion.

  • Respect

Army always expects its leaders to respect their subordinates and to assure their well-being. Officers must have ability to earn the loyalty of their troops by showing them respect and willing to protect them from undue harm.

Friday, 14 December 2012

NDA Entrance Exam Books




Best NDA Entrance Exam Books


NDA entrance Exam held twice a Year by UPSC to select candidates for SSB Interview, clearing which further leads to a Glorious career in Indian Army. The Educational Qualification required is 10+2 or Equivalent for Army and 10+2 with Physics and Mathematics for Airforce and Navy.
After clearing the SSB Interview, candidates go through 4 years training and join Indian Army as Lieutenant.The Fruits are Precious hence many candidates compete in NDA Entrance exam every year.

Important Tips for NDA Exam

  • The Exam is divided into 3 parts:  English, Aptitude and Mathematics.
  • Candidates need to get passing marks in all 3 parts individually.
  • For the Students of Arts, Commerce or Biology Mathematics is a tough Subject to Pass hence they need to work hard on Mathematics. 
  • NDA is undoubtedly the Best way to Join Indian Army, hence give your hundred Percent.
  • The written exam is very important as your marks decide your merit at the end of SSB Interview and many candidates find them-self out of merit due to the low marks in NDA Written Examination.
  • Although the Exam Difficulty level is moderate but preparation is must as you come to know the Exam pattern and Type of Questions being asked regularly. 
Expert View
It is the Best age to Join Indian Army, hence take the exam seriously. Give extra time to Mathematics as it is always experienced to be the toughest one to clear. Below are some popular and useful books to prepare NDA Exam from. Buying books from this Website will give you the following benefits:
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Books for NDA Exam


1.  Mathematics for NDA and NA

NDA books                                                                 Rs. 404



2.  Study Package for NDA/NA Entrance Exam

 NDA books                                                              Rs. 455




3. NDA (Previous Years Papers)
NDA books                                                              Rs. 260



4.  NDA/NA Chapterwise-Sectionwise Previous Years Question of Mathematics / English / General Ability With Explanatory Solutions 
NDA books                                                               Rs. 252




5. NDA & NA Solved Papers
NDA books                                                                 Rs. 265






Thursday, 21 June 2012

Territorial Army

Territorial Army

territorial army
Territorial Army provides a second line of defense with around 50,000 authorized personals. It was originated after the uprising of 1857, when Britishers feel the need of volunteers Army as second line of defense. In the beginning, it consisted of Europeans and Anglo Indians but after World War 1, it was opened for Indians too. Territorial force took an active part in Both World war 1 and 2.    
Territorial army was raised in 1949 as a Voluntary force which any working personal can chose as a part time affair to serve the nation. They were called only in case of high Internal security or national disasters, in the mean time they use to carry weapon and tactics practices to keep them-self fit and ready. 
Territorial army (TA) is further divided into 2 units - Infantry Units and Departmental units. The latter compromises engineer regiments, ONGC engineer units, IOC engineer units, army supply corps battalions, postal regiments, Waste land development force and general hospital TA battalions. 
The TA battalions has participated in 1962, 1965 and 1971 wars as also with the Indian Peace Keeping Force in Sri Lanka and won many Gallantry Awards. 


Raising Day of Territorial Army

7th October    




Training in Territorial Army

Infantry Units
  • 4 hours of urban system of training on weekends and holidays
  • Recruit training of 32 days in first year
  • Annual training of 30-60 days
  • Post commission training of 10 weeks
Departmental Units
  • Recruit training of 30 days in first year
  • 30 days of Annual training 
  • 30 days of post commission training
  • Voluntary training   

Pay Scale/Salary and other Allowances of Territorial Army(TA) officers

  • Pay Scale and allowances are same as Indian Army Officers (Pay Scale of Indian army OfficersAllowances of Indian Army Officers).
  • Pension - Only after you complete 20 years of service.
  • A special Increment incase you complete 3-5 annual camps. 
  • Separate Allowances for separate departments like ONGC and IOC.
  • Posting on the station of your own Choice. 



Location of Territorial Army (TA) units

  1. TA Group Headquarters, Southern Command - PUNE
  2. TA Group Headquarters, Eastern Command - Calcutta
  3. TA Group Headquarters, Western Command - Chandimandir
  4. TA Group Headquarters, Central Command - Lucknow
  5. TA Group Headquarters, Northern Command - Udhampur
  6. TA Group Headquarters, South-Western Command - Jaipur


Monday, 11 June 2012

Indian Army Uniforms

 Indian Army Uniforms





1 Gorkha rifles uniform

Indian army Unifoms

3 Gorkha regiment uniform

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5 Gorkha regiment uniform

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8 Gorkha regiment uniform

Indian army Unifoms

9 Gorkha regiment uniform

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Bihar regiment uniform

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Dogra regiment uniform

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Garhwal regiment uniform

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Grenadiers uniform wallpapers

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Jammu and Kashmir Light Infantry Regiment uniform

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Jammu and kashmir rifles regiment uniform

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Jat regiment uniform

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Mahar regiment uniforms

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Maratha light infantry regiment uniform

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Parachute regiment uniform

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Punjab regiment uniform

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Rajput regiment uniform

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Rajputana rifles regiment uniform

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Sikh light infantry regiment uniform

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Sikh regiment uniform

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National Cadet Corps (NCC)

National Cadet Corps (NCC)

Formed under the NCC act 1948 the national cadet corps with its motto - unity and discipline, has matured into a 50 years old organisation. It has a strenght of about 12 lakhs, of which girl cadets makes more than 10 percent. They are all voluntiers from more than  10,000 schools and colleges. The NCC has been instrumental in molding the character and inspiring a dynamic outlook.



It is ever expanding in horizon and its aims at development of character qualities and making them good leaders and useful for society. The qualities of Discipline, courage and confidence with secular outlook and embedded in them during their formative period as a hallmark of becoming good and useful citizens.
the program's consist of institutional training combined with adventure, sports and door activities. The camps consist of annual training camps, nau sanik camps, centrally organised camps and national integration camps. Community participation is provided through relief measures during national calamities. The cadets are attached to Indian Army, Navy and Airforce for a period of 14 to 28 days and various other training schools.

NCC
Under the youth exchange Programmes boys and girls have been to Canada, Singapor, Australia, UK, Bangladesh and Srilanka on a reciprocal basis. At the national level cadets has participated in the all India shooting competitions and other such events. The cadets are expected to prepare for CDSE conducted by the UPSC and are selected through the SSB Interview. In addition NCC officers receive training at courses conducted by the national civil defense college, Nagpur. 
The NCC officer training school at Kamptee and women officers training school at Gwalior are two institutes of National Cadet Corps. 





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