Showing posts with label phsychological tests .day 2 ssb interview. Show all posts
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Wednesday, February 29, 2012
Situation Reaction Test
Situation Reaction Test is conducted after a short break from the Word Association Test.
This test is similar to the Picture perception test in a bigger way with the point that no picture will be shown to you.
You will be given a question booklet where there will be a total of 60
questions. The total time for the test will be 30 minutes. So by doing
the math you can understand that
60 questions - 30 minutes
2 questions – 1 minute.
So you should be able to complete each question in 30 seconds time.Try to
do all 60 and remember that even if you are not able to do all 60 it
would not affect your marks much. So be cool and try(only try ) to do all 60
questions. That will ensure that you will be able to do the maximum
questions and top the grades of SSB.
What is the test about ?
The test will be about real life situations which you will have to face
in real life. You are expected to write a response to the situation ( of
how you will react to the situation if a similar occurrence comes up in
your life. )
Be careful to note that all the response you write should end with you solving the problem and always be positive.
Another point to note here is the fact that always respond in sequence.
Complete the questions one by one and then move on to the next. This
will give an impression to the interviewer that you are consistent that
you will respond to any situation with equal importance.
Write your response legibly . Just 2-3 lines will do the job.
See the practice problems we have provided for you.
Wednesday, February 29, 2012 by Deepak · 0
Self Description
This is another area where you can prepare a well written answer the day
before the exam. Even if you have not prepared an answer for you be
clear of what to write when you are given the time to write.
The test time will be 15 minutes and it would give a good impression
to your interviewer if you can write the self description in paragraphs
in a proper model in a neat and legible way.
Proper model
A well prepared Self Description will have the following subheadings
- What you think about yourself
- What your friends think about you
- What your parents think about you
- What your teachers think about you
Prepare well the first part yourself. Add more points in the first part and be precise in the other 3 parts.
So while writing the last 3 parts it would be good if you can ask your
friends , teachers and parents about what they think about you. This can
sound silly to many. But understand that they can provide correct
insight about you which will be helpful in developing your character
better,.
Suppose if your parents say that you are lazy. Write it in the elf
description and also add the point that you have been trying hard to
overcome that weakness you have. Also point out the steps you have done
to overcome that particulate weakness with examples.
So it is important that you need to spend some time and write a wonderful
self description about you. It would be better if you are true to
yourself and not add unnecessary qualities just for the sake of
impressing your interviewers. Write almost all the negatives about you
and the steps you have been doing to reduce those negatives. This would
be one area where you will be able to impress your interviewer. So be
well prepared with your self description. In fact I would suggest you to
write a self description about you now. You can edit it based upon
other factors later.
See some of the model self descriptions we have provided to you.
by Deepak · 0
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