Services Selection Board {IAF}

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COMPOSITION OF SSB: -  Each Services Selection Board consists of three teams, namely: - The Interviewing Officers: - Comprises of the President and Deputy President. The Group Testing Officers: - Popularly known as GTOs. Each Board consists of four GTOs. The Psychologists: - Four on each Board. One of them sets the written paper but the answer books are assessed by all of them to expedite the work. Thanks!! Jai Hind!!! Read Out All Blogs About Indian Armed Forces & SSB https://ankitsinghsangwan.blogspot.com./ Keep Supporting, Stay Tuned & Do Subscribe for Latest Updates of Blogs!!! Send Your Feedback in Contact Form Label it Motivates Me!!!

Services Selection Board (SSB) is the Personality and Intelligence Interview spread over 5 days which scientifically analyses each candidate’s potential and compatibility for commission into Armed Forces of India. There are numerous ways of earning Commission as an officer in Indian Armed Forces, both for civilians (After 10+2, Graduation, Post Graduation), as well as for serving personnel. Whatever be the mode, SSB is the step all have to clear, except for the medical corps. There is no limit on the number of attempts that can be made and the SSB Assessors encourage candidates to appear again for SSB.   The interview exercise is mainly a psychological assessment of the personality of the candidate, to gauge his/her potential as a future officer in Indian Military. The tests conducted by the SSB aim at selecting individuals with OLQs (Officer Like Qualities). These qualities include effective intelligence, sense of responsibility, initiative, judgement   (under st...

The Army is organised in two parts - Arms and Services as under: ARMS: Arms Covers those troops which carry out actual operations. SERVICES: The remaining components of the army are the services. Their primary duty is to provide logistics and administration for the Army. FIGHTING ARMS: 1. Armor 2. Infantry 3. Mechanized Infantry SUPPORTING ARMS: 1. Artillery 2. Engineers 3. Army Air Defence 4. Army Aviation Corps 5. Signals SERVICES: 1. Army service corps ration, POL, transport and clerks 2. Army Medical Corps 3. Army Ordnance Corps - Armament, Ammunition, Vehicles, Clothing , and all equipment 4. Corps of electronics and mechanical engineers - Repair and Recovery 5. Army Education Corps 6. Remounted Veterinary Corps 7. The Intelligence Corps TANKS AND BMPs: The Army has about 3400 battle tanks out of which 1200 are indigenously manufactured Vijayanta Tank. Additionally Army has T-55, T-22, T-90 and P-76 tanks. The Arjun main battle tank has been develop...

                                                                 "INDIAN ARMY - An Overview" Army has approximately 10 lakhs men and women in its ranks. It includes about 36000 officers where there is a shortage of 13000 officers. President of India is the supreme commander of three services - Army, Navy and Air Force. The army headquarters is in New Delhi and it is under the direction of the chief of the army staff. He is a General . He is assisted by eight Lt. Generals who are one vice chief, two deputy chiefs, a military secretary, an adjutant general, the quartermaster general, the master general of ordnance and the engineer in chief. The Army is divided into the following commands: 1. The Northern Command - Udhampur 2. The Western Command - Chandimandir 3. The Central Command - Lucknow 4. The Eastern Comma...