Reasons for your Rejection in SSB

Rejection in SSB : SSB interview is one of the toughest and important steps to be successful in exams like AFCAT, NDA, AFCAT etc. Although many aspirants clear the written exam, they fail in SSB interview. there are different reasons can lead you to a failure in SSB. So, let’s discuss the primary reason for your rejection in SSB. 

• Interrupting other candidates:

There is a common belief among SSB applicants that if you “lead” the group in all exams, become a leader in every assignment, and talk more during the GD phase, you will get selected. Even if you have excellent communication abilities, you must remain silent and listen to the other applicants.  Trying to disrupt others frequently and speaking more than required may result in rejection.  Try to be attentive to other applicants while presenting a few valid points in the GD. Do not keep repeating the same thing for the sake of argument.

• Lack of knowledge:

Not understanding major current events (both national and worldwide), capitals of prominent nations, currencies of countries or India’s geography, and awareness of global concerns such as terrorism, among other things, may result in rejection. These are only a few examples. Students who do not read newspapers, periodicals, or watch news channels are more likely to be unaware of current events, which might lead to embarrassment during Personal Interview or GD rounds. Make a point of devoting a significant amount of time each day to General Knowledge preparation and being up to date on current events.

• Not knowing yourself:

Not only do SSB candidates need to be well-versed in technical, general, and current affairs knowledge, but they must also be well-versed in themselves. Every applicant must be aware of their own strengths and limitations, as well as their likes and dislikes, as well as their family past, facts about their parents/close friends, basic information about the town/state to which they belong, and so on. The interviewer may have a negative image of you if you don’t know these basic things.

• Lying:

Interviewing officers are taught to act polite and charming to you in order to get the maximum information from you. Officers conducting interviews are very intelligent and experienced individuals. Consider your options carefully before lying or fake about anything in front of your interviewer. He’ll catch on to your falsehood or identify your false responses sooner or later. As a result, you will be rejected.

• Showing Regrets:

Whatever has occurred in your life, never present it as a traumatic experience. Always convey it as a beneficial learning experience. It is not required of you to express regret for your previous deeds. You must demonstrate to the IO that every error has taught you something beneficial.

• Responding without thinking:

There’s no harm in pausing for a few seconds to compose your response before replying to the IO. This is an indication of a wise individual. Candidates that respond immediately to every question may come out as funny, but the IO may be unimpressed. Also, don’t be boring or unenthusiastic during the many rounds of SSB. You should have a good level of energy and appear eager, especially during PI.

• Lack of Preparation:

Many applicants just spend their time after completing the written test till they receive their call letter. That is a tremendous error. If you do not conduct any preparation until you obtain your call letter and believe that you will prepare for every SSB exam during the next month, you are completely mistaken.

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