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The SSB (Services Selection Board) interview is conducted to select candidates for various posts in the Indian Armed Forces. The interview process is designed to test the overall personality of the candidates, including their physical fitness, mental agility, and social skills. The questions asked in the SSB interview can vary widely, but here are a few important ones that are often asked:

1. Tell me something about yourself?
2. What motivated you to join the armed forces?
3. What are your strengths and weaknesses?
4. What do you know about the Indian Armed Forces?
5. How do you deal with stress and pressure?
6. What are your career aspirations?
7. How do you keep yourself physically fit?
8. What is your opinion on current affairs and global issues?
9. How do you work in a team?
10. Describe a situation where you had to make a difficult decision

1.Tell me something about yourself?

Ans:1. Pitch Yourself

       2. Talk about Why You Chose This Path

       3. Talk about Your Education

       4. Extra Curricular Activities

       5. Hobbies, Passion, and Interest

       6. Talk about Your Work Experience

2.What motivated you to join the armed forces?

Ans: 1.To serve your country.

2.To learn new skills or a trade.

3.To get physically fit.

4.To have adventure.

5.To earn respect.

3.What are your strengths and weaknesses?

Ans:1.Passionate

2.Empathetic

3.Problem solver

4.Patient

5.Dedicated

4.What do you know about the Indian Armed Forces?

Ans: INDIAN ARMY:The largest fraction of I.A.F, the Indian Army is the 2nd largest Army in the world. President of India is the supreme commander of Indian Army and the headquarters are located in New Delhi. The organization is further commanded by the Chief of Army Staff (COAS). General Bipin Rawat is currently heading the post of the COAS. It is divided into 7 commands namely: Central, Eastern, Northern, Southern, South Western, Western, and Army Training Command.

       INDIAN NAVY:Governed under the President of India as the Supreme Commander, the Indian Navy is a three- dimensional navy branch of the Indian Armed Forces. The chief of Naval Staff commands looks governs this branch. The current CNS is Admiral Karambir Singh.

The Indian Navy works relentlessly on, above, and down the water. It is divided into 3 commands: western naval command, southern naval command, and eastern naval command.  Talking about the rank structure, Indian Navy is divided into broad categories: Officers and Sailors which is further divided into: Officers- Admiral, Vice Admiral, Rear Admiral, Commodore, Captain, Commander, Lieutenant Commander, Lieutenant, Sub Lieutenant, And Midshipman; Sailors- Master Chief Petty Officer 1st Class, Master Chief Petty Officer 2nd Class, Chief Petty Officer, Petty Officer, Lending Rate, Seaman 1st Class and Seaman 2nd Class.

       INDIAN AIR-FORCE:Established in 1932, the Indian Armed Force has its headquarters in New Delhi. Its motto has been taking from Gita aiming to overwhelming the adversaries with application of aeroscope power. President of India is the supreme commander and Chief of Air Staff , a four staff air chief marshal governs this department. The current CAS Air Chief  Marshal Birender Singh Dhanoa.

This segment of the I.A.F is divided into 5 operational commands: Central Air Command, Eastern Air Command, Southern Air Command, South Western Air Command, Western Air Command, Training Command, and Maintenance Command.  It aims to safeguard the Indian Airspace and provide aerial support to the Indian Army.

5.How do you deal with stress and pressure?

Ans: 1. I work well under pressure, and do my best to complete tasks on time even in stressful situations. When I find myself under a lot of pressure because of a deadline, I make a specific schedule for myself to help me get my work done, and having specific times for each task helps me manage it.

      2.When I’m stressed about work, I tend to spend a lot of time exercising to relieve stress. Going to the gym or going for a run helps relieve some of the stress, and it’s a positive outlet where I can let some of the stress go without reacting with my emotions.

6.What are your career aspirations?

Ans: 1.Achieving success as a officer .

2.Earning promtion to higher level.

3.Gaining valuable skill.

7.How do you keep yourself physically fit?

Ans: You can tell yourself about fitness.

8.What is your opinion on current affairs and global issues?

Ans: Just through in current affairs and global issues.

9.How do you work in a team?

Ans: Tell about yourself.

10.Describe a situation where you had to make a difficult decision.

Ans: Tell about yourself