SSB Interview Do you have it in you?
SSB Interview is one of the challenging Interviews of the country. However, at the same time, it is surprising to know that the interview is fairly simple as well when you keep the basics right. So today let us talk about three of those basic things that you need to set right before you go for your SSB Interview.
Be Yourself
It is not a bad thing to have a role model but one should not try to copy his or her role model, you must get inspiration from your role model. Some candidates go for coaching or take advice from people/friends who have qualified SSB Interview before, it is good to undergo coaching or take advice but don’t try to impersonate them. The officers who interviewing you are the ones having years of experience behind them, within a second they can make out if you are coached or not. So keep in mind taking coaching is not a bad thing but after coaching your try to be someone who you are not then it will count against you.
Be aware of your surroundings
The preparation for SSB does not only includes practicing OIR, TAT, SRT, SD, GTO etc. in fact the preparation for the SSB does not begin or end only with the SSB Interview, the skills which you require to pass the interview are those that will stand you good for the rest of your life whether you are joining the arm forces or not joining them, these skills will be useful for you for the rest of your life.
One is expected to be aware of surrounding because we learn a lot of things from the things happening around us. The important skills one needs to develop for SSB Interview of for life, in general, are skills of teamwork, communication, general awareness, and knowledge. You can’t enhance these skills or develop them within a few weeks time. So you must be aware of the world and more specifically the Indian context of it. If India is signing a deal with a foreign country then what is the purpose and how we will get benefited from that. So, make a habit of reading newspaper or following a television show which does an in-depth analysis of subject matter.
