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Contents of the E-Book
This E-book Contains the Following:
1. Introduction 3
2. Story Writing Samples 4
3. Word Association Test (WAT) Samples 45
4. Situation Reaction Test (SRT) Samples 56
5. Self-Description Test (SD) Samples 73
6. Group Planning Exercise (GPE) Samples 85
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INTRODUCTION
This SSB E-Book is designed by the Experts from BYJU’S Exam Prep
for all the candidates to practice who are appearing for
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material for TAT, WAT,SRT,SD,GPE as this E-book contains all in one.
BYJU’s Exam Prep’s SSB Interview E-Book is designed keeping mind
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you broaden your imagination for story writing and WAT with various
samples to practice. Not only this, but you can also improve you
situation solving time by practicing the situations given in this book.
This book also offers you a wide of range of perspective with various
samples of Story writing. The Experts have also kept in mind another
test of the SSB Interview called Group Planning Exercise, These
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Story Writing Samples
Picture 1.
Rahul aged 24 is a native of Pratapgarh, graduating from Delhi University In

sociology. Rahul has a joint family. The family is well versed with all The
basic resources. One vacation Rahul visited his hometown, sitting next to his
grandmother, his grandmother told him about her illness and conveyed him
her utmost wish to visit Badrinath but she couldn’t do it because she’s not
well. Rahul took her grandmother with him to Delhi and grandma is now
getting treated with the best available doctors and she’ll be fine in a month
doctors said. Rahul has booked tickets for a month after to Badrinath.
Grandma gave all her blessings to Rahul and wished for his bright future.
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Picture 2.
Mahesh native of Meerut, UP aged 24 recently qualified the SBI PO exam

and joined his service in Etanagar. Mahesh on a fine morning left his home
for office and saw a lady teaching her child how to ride a bicycle. The child
not being trained came in front of a car. The car driver somehow managed
to reduce the speed of the car. Car just touched the boy on the bicycle. He
fell and hot a mere scratch on his leg. Mahesh immediately took the first aid
kit out of his hike parked there and provided the required care to the child.
Though he was on his way to the office but he prioritized to help the little
boy. In the evening coming back from the office he got some chocolate for
the boy and wished him luck.
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Picture 3.
Sam a resident of Inderpuri, Delhi is graduating from Delhi University. After

his exam completion he and his friend decided to go for trekking. Next day
they left Delhi and reached Rishikesh. They hired a guide named Ashish.
After first day trek they interacted with Ashish and found that he just earn
to feed his family and wanted to expand his tourism business. Sam created
his profile on social media platform and told him to upload pictures daily.
Sam and his friends had great time in the hills. After a month Ashish called
Sam and thanked him as now he’s getting more tourists and his income also
increased.
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Picture 4.
Mohan native of Surajpur is 25 years old and graduating in Agricultural

Sciences. Mohan visited his home after his exams and found that farmers of
his village are not happy with their cropping results. Mohan with the help of
Gram Panchayat organized a meeting inviting all farmers. Farmers came in
good numbers and all of them were informed about the scheme of the
Government and were also told some new techniques to incorporate with
the existing ones. Farmers participated actively in the meeting. After the
harvest Mohan was informed by his Sarpanch that farmers are now happy
and yielding good profits by their crops. Sarpanch on behalf of the whole
village blessed Mohan and wished him luck.
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Picture 5.
Vasu 24 years old is a native of Kolkata and a trainee doctor from AIIMS and
is posted in Chopta, a hilly village area. On a peaceful chilling evening Vasu
after his regular clinic timings heading back to his home all tired and done.
He saw a man running from the hill towards the clinic, he waited and the
man told that his two years old daughter is shivering from cold. Vasu
immediately left for the home of that man, he provided his daughter with the
basic care and she was normal after a moment. Both couples thanked Vasu
for his kind and dedicated service.
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Picture 6.
Ram aged 26 a resident of Kanpur, UP is posted as an enforcement officer in

Manipur. One day Ram was visiting a lake near his apartment. He saw some
tribal people performing rituals. As he went near them a young girl dropped
a stamp of her tribe in the lake. The girl was worried that now she’ll be
scolded by her father for the tribal stamp. Ram knew the swimming he
stepped into the lake and got the tribal stamp out of water. The girl took
Ram to her tribal place, whole tribe applauded Ram for his work for
safeguarding t their cultural heritage, their tribal stamp and served him their
special guest lunch.
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Picture 7.
Rupesh Bane 26 years old is a native of Noida, UP and is currently posted

in SBI in Goregaon. Rupesh was very fond of football, cricket and hockey.
Right behind his office there was an open ground and few slums. One day
he went there and saw a group of young children involved in unnecessary
activities. Next day he got a football and played with them. After a few days
the children were fond of football and were very energetic and productive in
their lifestyle. Later these children represented their regional team in local
soccer championship and a few pursued at as a career. Still those children
and families are thankful to Rupesh for a new lifestyle that they adapted.
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Picture 8.
Rohan 25 years old is a native of Ikhdi and is currently selected in Indian

Air force. After his training he was in his hometown and saw that the children
were not attending schools and decided to talk to them. He made them
aware about the importance of education and extracurricular activities. Then
in next holidays he returned to village, he was helping his family in their
farm, a group of students came to him and thanked him as they’re learning
new things at school, playing more often and they told him that they wanted
to be like him. Rohan was very happy seeing this, wished good luck to the
children of his village.
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Picture 9.
Akshay resident of Kasganj is currently pursuing MBBS from AIIMS Patna.

Akshay one fine morning planned to deliver r a workshop on how to provide
basic first aid if someone gets heart attack. He along with his fellow batch
mates went out on the road near his college campus with few banners and
invited and indulged people present on the roads. They displayed the whole
act of giving first aid to any person if heart attack happens on the road.
People present there found it very relevant and helpful. They enjoyed the
workshop and appreciated the efforts of the young doctors and wished them
luck for their exams.
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Picture 10.
Mahesh resident of Surajpur, Greater Noida is a student in National School

of Drama, Delhi. Mahesh is very fond of theater art and has written some
beautiful plays. One day some students from his locality came to him and
asked him to teach them some theatre art. Mahesh agreed to them and
organized a theatre workshop at his place. He was overwhelmed by the
dedication showed by the students and appreciated them. Now every
weekend he organizes a free workshop and teach theatre to the students
from his locality. Students enjoy his workshops and discover the hidden artist
in them. Many of them have decided to pursue theatre in the near future.
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Picture 11.
Sudha resident of Gurugram is a doctor at Medanta Hospital. Her father is

the retired Army officer. She was always influenced by her father and has
some special love and affection for the country. Sudha volunteered as the
COVID-19 Volunteer for front line services and got posted herself in the
COVID testing ward. She was posted in the hospital in maternity ward. She
successfully conducted her duty maintaining all safety measures and serving
the country in hard times. Recently PM in his speech appreciated the efforts
of many CORONA warriors like Sudha.
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Picture 12.
Manoj belongs to a fisherman community from Goregaon, Pune and currently

pursuing Law from Delhi University. Manoj has just finished his exams and
went back to his hometown. He performed well in his exams and got
distinctions in all subjects. One day he went for fishing in the boat, and he
realized that people in the area required better and sturdy boats to
withstand strong currents. He believes it will be safe for the whole
community. He later that day spoke about his concerns with his father and
convinced him. He helped his father in getting a new boat and Manoj took
no time to enjoy a water ride on that boat on the shores near his house.
Whole society hopes and prays for Manoj that he studies well and bring good
name to the community.
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Picture 13.
Rakesh 28 years old is a native of Gandhinagar, Gujarat and is currently

posted as a forest officer in Tamilnadu. One fine morning when Prakash was
on a round, he saw a group of women working on the fields. Later while
distributing works to his subordinates he heard the scream of a woman,
Prakash with his staff immediately ran to the nearby field where women were
working and found that there was a baby elephant stuck in the pond and the
mother elephant was getting restless. Prakash with his expertise rescued the
baby elephant and released the baby safely near the mother. All the ladies
and his staff appreciated Prakash's dedication and his bravery.
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Picture 14.
Somesh Rao is a businessman and hold some stakes in the tea gardens of
Assam. One evening when he was having a good time with his friends their
came the young child of his house help. While discussing and calculating the
amount Mr. Rao was saying and immediately the boy replied 1040 sir. Mr.
Rao was impressed by the child’s response and shocked to see how sharp
minded the child was. Mr. Rao told his house help that he’ll take care about
his studies as this child has great caliber. Everybody greatly appreciated Mr.
Rao for taking such responsibility.
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Picture 15.
Mohan 39 years old is a native of Silarpur village in Rajasthan and bears 3

children. The elder one Ramesh after his graduation is supporting his father’s
family business . Ramesh and his family realized that his sister Rashmi and
brother Anand are really bright students and can-do laurels if got the
required support. They are all set to appear for KVPY exam but there is a
shortage of sources to study in their village. Ramesh decided that after
helping his father in the first half he’ll take his siblings to the library in the
nearby town so that they can study with full enthusiasm. So now everyday
Ramesh takes them to the library, whole family is confident that they will
do good in exams and everyone motivates them a lot.
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Picture 16.
Somendra hails from Pulbangash, Delhi and is currently pursuing MBA from
IIM Calcutta. Recently Somendra visited his grandmother’s home and met
his cousins. One of his cousins was working on a science project and was
stuck somewhere. Somendra asked him about the problem he told him that
he has to make a project out of scrap which he couldn’t think of. Somendra
remembered there was a scrap dealer where some scrap and old used cars
are present. He immediately took his cousin and found an old rusted car and
by examining got the required material for the project. Using that project
was completed. The college faculty appreciated his cousin’s project and his
cousin thanked him a lot.
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Picture 17.
Vihan 26 years old is a native of Rajouri Garden, Delhi and is currently

posted in Ukhimat a hilly region in, Uttarakhand. Vihan is on a research of
building materials. One fine day he was told by a local that houses here are
not able to withstand extreme temperatures. Vihan researched on climatic
conditions of that area and considering all that came up with a suggestion
of carpeting the houses. Vihan asked for the map of the houses and within
two weeks setup seven houses of that material. These houses were such a
success that he immediately ordered more carpeting material from
Dehradun so that more houses can be equipped with it. Vihan's efforts were
appreciated as their housing problems were given permanent solution and
Vihan was praised by all.
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Picture 18.
Nimesh 27 years old is native of Ghaziabad and works as a supervisor in a

metal company. He has a small family two children and a wife. Ramesh and
his wife both works really hard so that the children can go to the best school
possible and will be equally competent. Ramesh even work in double shift to
earn extra income. One night after his second shift Ramesh came back home
and found that his wife kept his food in the kitchen. He wanted to have some
vegetables too but didn’t find any . He went to the room and found that his
wife and children were sleeping, he didn’t disturb them and ate what was
kept by his wife. His hard work will payoff one day and his children will
definitely do good in life.
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Picture 19.
Divit hails from the kalpa region of Himachal Pradesh and is 25 years old
and work there as a tourist guide. Divit is well aware of his area and is the
most demanded guide. Once a girl came to kalpa for a solo trip and hired
Divit as her guide. She decided to go for a trek through the jungle trail,
since it was a shiny day and there wa scorching heat, after a distance the
girl got dehydrated and was about to go unconscious. Divit immediately took
her and rushed to the nearby camping site and provided her with water and
other rejuvenating food. Girl was fine after a while. She thanked Divit for
his service and the next day they went for a full track with all the
precautionary measures.
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Picture 20.
Aashay 24 years old is a native of Prayagraj and is currently studying in
Delhi University. Aashay is the president of the street play society of his
college. Aashay with his fellow members decide to put a street show to
spread awareness about women empowerment and against their
exploitation. He with his members started the play in a hurdle with thumping
feet, loud voices in front of his college on the road. The play was put
beautifully, a lot of people gathered to see their performance after the play,
people appreciated the efforts of the students and Aashay and his team was
even appreciated by his principal and teachers for giving such inspiring
message.
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Picture 21.
Radha hails from the Gwalior region of Madhya Pradesh and is currently
pursuing MA in psychology in Delhi. Radha saw the news how people are
going through the hard times in this COVID-19 pandemic. Radha along with
her fellow batch mates launched an initiative “Happy for you” for good
mental health of people. A toll-free service was also launched along with the
Government. Now she provides free counseling to the people who needs it.
Radha is doing her best for the society in uplifting people in hard times and
got rewarded by her university faculty. So far Radha has helped over fifty
people.
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Picture 22.
Priya 25 years old is native of Rohini, Delhi and has just completed her
masters in Medicine. Priya's father is a doctor by profession retired form
Indian Army. Priya and her father both volunteered and collaborated with
the recent Delhi Government scheme of providing free consultation and free
medical services to people through Mohalla clinic. Now both Priya and her
father attends the patients in two shifts and provide all basic primary
healthcare facilities and helping the society. For her tireless efforts Priya and
her father got facilitated and awarded by the Delhi Government for providing
free service to uplift the society. Whole family and the medical fraternity are
proud of Priya.
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Picture 23
Anuradha 26 years old is a native of Kasganj, UP and has recently been

selected as the Sub-Inspector in Delhi Police. Anuradha belongs to a very
humble background and now serving in the Police is a thing to cherish for
her family and for her whole village. Anuradha is a 400m race trained athlete
as well and now she holds a dream of competing at State and National level
and further through advanced training. Currently she’s been preparing for
her upcoming nationals as she wants to play from the Services team and
wants to bring a good name to her unit and her family. Her unit and her
family believe that she’ll even triumph in the race events as well. She is a
motivation for all other ladies in the services and in her village.
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Picture 24.
Rajeev Tiwari comes from the Jabalpur region of Madhya Pradesh and is
currently practicing in the High Court of Rajasthan. Rajeev is an advocate
and a social reformer by profession and also works for several NGO’S. Rajeev
was approached by one the NGO in the local area who fights for the rights
of the farmers of that area and exploitation against them. Rajeev got the
case of a farmer whose claims and other benefits were not cleared. Rajeev
took the case to the court and settled all the issues regarding clearances and
claims and settled the issue. Both the NGO and the farmer’s family thanked
Rajeev as he got them cleared of all such issues. NGO and farmers wished
him luck for his future works.
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Picture 25.
Radhika resident of Saharanpur, UP and is currently posted as the village

development officer in Kaserukheda. She found that the larger population of
the village are heavily dependent on the agriculture sector, fisheries and
other commercial activities and noticed that there was a lack of adequate
knowledge in their practices. Radhika decided to setup a group of few people
from her office and guided them to help the farmers and other workers in
the village to tell and guide them with the best technique so that it would
be a bit cost effective and yield higher profits to them. By incorporating
these techniques people will be getting good profits in a cost-effective
manner. All of them are very thankful to Radhika for her fruitful guidance.
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Picture 26.
Vishesh a resident of Khajjiar, Himachal Pradesh pursuing BSC degree in

Horticulture sciences. His father holds some orchards of apples but always
wanted to expand as a trader but was unable to do so due to his lack of
knowledge but wanted his son to go for higher studies and expand their
ancestral business. Vishesh is also a bright student and works hard and
studies well. Vishesh visited his hometown in summer break and saw some
technique which required improvement. Both father and the son sat on their
favorite tree and discussed about some changes in their technique and had
a healthy conversation sitting on the tree. Vishesh’s father adapted the
techniques told by Vishesh and saw a rise in production.
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Picture 27
Vivek 27 years old is native of Sonmarg, Kashmir and is a trained skiing

coach and runs a training school with his brother in his home town. One day
after the regular training when he was on his way back to his home, he saw
a group of three friends a bit worried as one of them was feeling extreme
cold and was also finding difficulty in breathing, Vivek immediately took the
suffering person to his home along with other boys and found that the boy
didn’t acclimatized to the cold environment and provided them with some
indigenous remedies and first aid. After a while the boy was normal. Boys
felt thankful to Vivek for his unconditional service and wished him luck for
his future.
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Picture 28.
Suhaas 24 years old is a resident of Ahmedabad, Gujarat and has just

completed his masters and joined his family business. He always had a
dream to do something for the welfare of the under privileged and for people
who are in dire need. He along with his mother started an organization in
which the widows of that area will be given employment and their children’s
education and other expenses will be taken care of by the NGO. This was
the part of their CSR scheme, more than hundreds of widows were given
employment as per their skills and knowledge, now all of them are very
confident and satisfied as they’re able to maintain a decent standard of
living. All of them are grateful to Suhaas and family. Suhaas's mother is also
very proud of her son.
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Picture 29.
Madhur 27 years old is a resident of Hisar, Haryana and is a graduate in

Agricultural Sciences. Being an agricultural scientist, Madhur aids the
farmers regarding the cropping patterns in his area to increase their yield
and productivity. One day after jogging while he was relaxing in a park, he
heard a child crying as the child’s finger got stick in between the chains of
the swing, he rushed towards the child and helped him by providing basic
first aid to the child. He then took the child to the nearby hospital and called
his parents. He also gave the child some biscuits and the child were happy
and started playing again with his friends. People in the park praised Madhur
for his efforts and love towards the child.
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Picture 30.
Sharad Singh an environmentalist and conservationist, posted as the forest

officer in Odisha. He got to know that there are a lot of interference of the
villagers in the forest area. One morning on his duty he saw a villager
breaching the buffer zone and entering onto the forest area. On asking him
he found that villagers are not even aware of the areas they can venture into.
He called the meeting the very next day with the help of Sarpanch and other
local bodies and asked them to call the villagers. He told the villagers about
their allotted grazing area, buffer zone and forest areas to avoid any sort of
conflict and chaos and told them the advantages of sustainable development
so that they can live happily and use the forest resources sustainably. The
villagers were thankful to Sharad and the local bodies too appreciated his
efforts.
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Picture 31.
Umang 26 years old hails form the Bhilai region and is currently pursuing
graduate degree in mining, minerals, and ore. Umang also works with an
NGO, which works for the welfare of labor and provide them with social
security benefits. One fine evening he saw a man painting the walls of a
house at a good height without the robust precautionary measures. He got
to know from that man that there are a lot of people in the area, employed
in such similar risky works. Umang immediately reported the matter to the
NGO and got them listed under the social security schemes and benefits and
also made the laborers aware about the scheme so that the laborers feel
secure and safe and their family’s future remains secured as well. Umang
was very happy along with the workers and NGO members.
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Picture 32.
Rajat 26 years old recently joined the CRPF and is deployed in Chhattisgarh
region. While on his duty in the morning he noticed a movement inside an
old house near the fields. He proceeded further with full precautions to take
a closer look and found a person with some weapons and other items. He
took no time and immediately reported the matter to his senior officers about
the person, hiding there. Rajat was accompanied by his seniors with full
planning and got hold of that person and the person was made to surrender
and all the weapons and other malicious items were confiscated. Whole unit
and officers appreciated Rajat for his alertness and praised him for his brave
efforts.
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Picture 33.
Gaurav 24 years old is a native of Sardhana and just got commissioned as

lieutenant in Rajputana Rifles and is currently serving in Jaisalmer,
Rajasthan. He is currently training and learning some warfare techniques.
One day after his regular drills, it was dark and everyone was in their tents,
he noticed a slow movement near the arsenal camp and also heard some
noises. He took no time and proceeded carefully towards the Arsenal camp
to check what’s the matter. When he reached there he found that it was
nothing but a young camel looking for some water, he provided the camel
with some water kept in the bucket there with some leafy vegetables and
proceeded back to his tent.
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Picture 34.
Ashok Kumar is an Assistant Professor in Maulana Azad medical college, Delhi.

Ashok takes surgery classes for the young medical students and always
motivates them to be best in their work. One day during practical Ashok found
a student who had a good knowledge of the subject and was always attentive
during classes, but was a bit shy to open up publicly, Ashok called the student
and discussed about the surgical techniques and was overwhelmed to know
that the student had great depth in his concepts. Ashok along with the
student participated in the medical science exhibition and worked hard on the
project and motivated the student to present the project. The student did an
amazing job and felt thankful to Ashok for imparting good communication
skills in him. Both the student and Ashok gave a brilliant performance in
medical science exhibition.
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Picture 35.
Madan is a woodcutter in the Sunder ban Mangrove Forest area in West

Bengal. Madan on his daily visits of the forest noticed some movements of
a group of people in some of the restricted areas. On investigating further
Madan found that these were the group of Poachers, exploiting the flora and
fauna of that area. Madan brought the matter into light to the forest officers
of that area. The forest officers devised a plan with Madan as he knows the
area well to get hold of the poachers. The very next day the poachers got
trapped in the plan and all the forest goods were taken into custody. Madan
was awarded by the local bodies for his bravery and all the forest rangers
and villagers praised and thanked Madan for his efforts.
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Picture 36.
Sanjay 29 years old, a resident of Sonipat, Haryana owns a dairy business

and supplies milk and other dairy products in the nearby area. Sanjay have
a small family including his wife and his newly born daughter. His wife Rakhi
is an Asha worker and works at Anganbadi. It got a bit challenging for Rakhi
to manage her works after their baby girl but it’s Sanjay who supported his
wife in every situation. Now Sanjay after finishing his dairy work early in the
morning, looks after the girl, play with her, feed her, make her fall asleep,
and all necessary care are taken care by Sanjay. Rakhi is so proud of her
husband as she can easily mange her work life balance and is always thankful
to Sanjay. Even the people in neighborhood praises Sanjay for his love and
support to his wife.
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Picture 37.
Supriya a resident of Pune, Maharashtra runs a YouTube channel and cover

success and motivational stories of people who did some extraordinary work
for the welfare of people in their society. Recently Supriya interviewed Mr.
Jung Bahadur from Uttarakhand who started a free ambulance service for
the local people on his motorbike. So far Mr. Bahadur have helped more
than twenty people from his village, making them reach to a specialty
hospital in the city. Supriya promoted Mr. Bahadur's story on her channel
and now Bahadur also started getting some assistance from the Government
and other industrialist to scale up his good work. Whole village and Mr.
Bahadur is thankful to Supriya for covering their story.
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Picture 38.
Satish 38 years old is a resident of Jammu runs tours and travels business
and provides tourism services in Jammu and other neighboring states.
Satish has always been a family man and is also fulfilling his parents wish.
Satish provides free bus services, tour guide and other basic services to the
elderly and senior citizens who are willing to go for Chaar Dhaam Yatra and
other famous pilgrims in that area, earlier which they are not able to visit
because of any reason. Satish also contributes a small portion for the welfare
of senior citizens at the old age home. His efforts have also been recognized
by the local government of that area and by some NGO’S as well. Recently
Satish has been honored by the local government and feels himself lucky for
receiving such love and wishes.
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Picture 39.
Gaurav a native of Palam, Himachal Pradesh has recently joined State Bank
of India as a probationary officer in Delhi. He was on his visit to his
hometown and decided to meet his old friend. His friend was into traditional
craftsmanship of making shawls but now this business started fading out.
His friend was worried and told this to Gaurav. Gaurav being aware of the
recent government scheme of Make in India and got his friend’s firm
registered into it. An initiative started by the government to conserve and
promote the products of traditional craftsmanship. Now his friend has started
receiving tenders of their product and their business started blooming again.
His friend and family are very thankful to Gaurav and bestowed him with all
love and warm wishes.
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Picture 40.
Mathimaran native of Kozhikode, Kerala belongs to a tribe found in that area

famous for their knowledge and friendly behavior with the animals and
especially elephants found in that area. State government launched the
“Save Elephant “program to prevent elephant killings for their ivory tusks.
The state government team was unable to receive data and venture deep
into the forest to understand the giant’s behavior. Mathimaran volunteered
for the love to the animal and collaborated with the government to help them
better implement the program and learn about their behavior. Now
Mathimaran is contributing to the best of his knowledge and is an important
member of the team leading the program. Whole tribe and the government
are proud of Mathimaran for his never tiring service and also for the safety
of the elephant.
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Word Association Test
1) ABIDE – Disciplined Students abide rules sincerely.

2) ABILITY – Goals decides the ability.
3) ABOVE – Patriotism for nation is above all.
4) ABSENCE – Your work identifies you as a member of the group even in
your absence.
5) ABUSE – Mature people never abuse anyone.
6) ACADEMY –Academy install discipline in students.
7) ACCEPT – Courageous mind accept its deeds.
8) ACCIDENT – Accidents are avoided when traffic laws are followed.
9) ACCOMPLISH – Strong determination accomplish goal.
10) ACCUSE – Many freedom fighters were accused as rebels.
11) ACHIEVE – Consistent efforts makes goals achievable.
12) ACTION – According to the Newton’s law, every action has equal and
opposite reaction.
13) ADMIRE – Admiring others for their noble deeds draws us closer to
them.
14) ADULTS – Education helps in building responsible adults.
15) AFFECTION – Affectionate is caring for others.
16) AFRAID – Courageous person is never afraid of a unforeseen situation.
17) AGAIN – Practicing time and again improves performance.
18) AGREE – Logical point agrees others easily.
19) ALCOHOL – Alcohol consumption is harmful to one's health and should
be avoided.
20) ALL – The Indian constitution should be followed by all citizens.
21) ALONE – One can never be alone in the company of a good book.
22) AMBASSADOR – Pt Nehru was a peace ambassador.
23) AMBITION –Discipline and perseverance directs a person towards
his/her ambition.
24) ANIME – Anime is a style of Japanese film and television animation.
25) ANNOY – Calm minds never annoy in difficult times.
26) ANXIOUS – Anxiety is the dizziness of freedom.
27) ARCHITECT – Every man is an architect of his own fate.
28) ARGUMENT – Discussion is far better than argument.
29) ARMY – The Indian army is synonymous with bravery and self-discipline.
30) ASSIST – A good leader assists his superiors with the operation.
31) ATHLETE – Major Dhyan Chand was one of the greatest athletes of his
time.
32) ATOM – India is putting its atomic energy to good use.
33) ATTACK – The 9/11 attack was the deadliest terrorist attack.
34) ATTEMPT – Planned attempt leads to success.
35) ATTRACT – Good behaviour attract others.
36) AVERAGE – An average per capita income in India is at rank 33
amongst Asian countries for year 2020.
37) AVOID – Proper planning can avoid delays.
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38) AWARD – Capt. Vikram Batra was awarded with PVC.

39) BALLOT – In a democracy, the ballot box performs a crucial role.
40) BEAT – Beating weaknesses, improves personality.
41) BEAUTY – The scenery's beauty drew our attention.
42) BEGGAR – Social workers work for beggars’ upliftment.
43) BEGIN – A good beginning means wining half the battle.
44) BEHAVE –Behaviour reflects inner qualities.
45) BILATERAL – A bilateral investment treaty (BIT) is an agreement
between two countries for
promotion and protection of investments made in each other’s territory.
46) BLIND – Never trust anyone blindly.
47) BLUFF –Bluff masters are not liked by anyone.
48) BOLD – Boldness reflects in personality.
49) BOMB – Bomb blasts are prominent in Jammu and Kashmir.
50) BOOK – Book reading expands thoughts and flexibility.
51) BOREDOM – Boredom can be alleviated by engaging in activities.
52) BORROW – Small owners can borrow funds from banks to setup the
business.
53) BOTHER – He went up to his elder brother whenever anything bothered
him.
54) BRAND – Brands never compromise in quality.
55) BRAVE – Braves takes strong stand in difficult situations.
56) BREAK – Hardworking person break through every situation.
57) BRIBE – Giving and taking bribe is a crime.
58) BRIEF – The dialogue took a brief pause and then continued.
59) BRIGHT – The water sparkled like diamond in the bright sunlight.
60) BROTHER – Elder brother is a good friend and an advisor.
61) CALAMITY – In every calamity, an optimist sees an opportunity.
62) CALL – Call of success takes times.
63) CALM – Leaders remains calm even in stressful situation.
64) CANNOT – Time lost cannot be recalled.
65) CAPABLE – Indian Army training is capable of making soldier physically
tough and mentally strong.
66) CAPACITY – The human body has an incredible capacity to repair itself.
67) CARE – Care for others is the human nature.
68) CAREFUL – Every mission leads to success with careful steps.
69) CARELESS – Focus overcomes carelessness.
70) CASUAL – Casual attitude harms the success.
71) CHALLENGE – Indian army is a challenging job.
72) CHANCE – A good beginning increases chances of success.
73) CHARACTER – Good character decide the destiny of a person.
74) CHILDISH – Maturity overcomes childish behaviour.
75) CHILDREN – Children are the future of the nation.
76) CINEMA –Cinema highlights the economic and social problems of the
society.
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77) CIRCUMSTANCES – Mature people adjust themselves according to the

circumstances.
78) CLASS – Class teachers are builders of the nation.
79) CLEAN – Clean system serve better.
80) CO–EDUCATION – Co-education fosters understanding between both
genders.
81) COLLEGE – College life enhances a person's individuality.
82) COMMAND – Leaders guide more than command.
83) COMPANY – A good company ensures personal and professional
growth.
84) COMPLETE – Planning ensures completion of assignment on time.
85) COMPOSE – Calm and composed person has better control of mind.
86) CONDEMN – The entire country condemned the terrorist attack in
Afghanistan.
87) CONDUCT – A good conduct is vital for good character.
88) CONFIDENCE – Confidence enables to clear hurdles in life.
89) CONFUSED – Communication eliminates confusion.
90) CONGRATULATING – Congratulating others on their success
encourages them further to do well.
91) CONS – One should always weigh the pros and cons of a decision
beforehand.
92) CONTACT – Contact the police control room on 100 when in emergency.
93) CONTINUE – Continued hard work ensures success.
94) COOPERATE – Cooperation resolves the matter.
95) COSMONAUT – Yuri Gagarin, a Russian cosmonaut, was the first man
to orbit the Earth.
96) COUNTRY – There are 195 countries in the world.
97) CRIMINAL – Criminals are usually reformable.
98) CRITICISM – Constructive criticism leads in corrective transformation
in person.
99) CRITICIZED – Criticism is the key to improvement .
100) CROWD – From the crowd, a leader emerges.
101) IMPOSSIBLE – Nothing is impossible if we right efforts are made.
102) INDEPENDENCE – Independence come with responsibility.
103) INDICATION – Incremental GDP is indication of a nation’s progress.
104) INFLUENCE – Great personalities have influence on people around the
world.
105) INITIATIVE – Leaders always take initiatives.
106) INJUSTICE – Voice shall be raised against injustice.
107) INSULT – Insulting judiciary is a punishable offence.
108) INSURE – Insurance policies cover unforeseen losses.
109) INTELLIGENT – Intelligence is acquired with constant learning
110) JEALOUS – Jealousy is overcome with compassion
111) JOB – Someone with a business background would be ideal for this job.
112) JOKE – I did not get the joke.
113) JOURNAL – He kept a journal of his vacation to Europe.
114) JOY – We welcomed the new year with laughter and joy.
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115) JUMP – The horse fell in the last jump.

116) JUNIOR – I am a junior college student.
117) JUSTICE – Justice has prevailed, the guilty man has been punished.
118) KILL – What does not kill you strengthens you.
119) KNIFE – He picked up his fork and knife.
120) LAUGHING – He burst out laughing.
121) LEAD – Japan has taken the lead in car production.
122) LEADER – Lala Lajpat Rai was a great leader.
123) LIFE – Life is full of joy and sorrow.
124) LITERACY – The literacy rate in India is currently at 77.7%.

125) LIVELY – The ambience of the restaurant was very lively.
126) LOAD – The old man was carrying a load of sticks.
127) LOGIC – His decision had completely defied logic.
128) LONELY – I live all alone, but I never feel lonely.
129) LOSE – Either win the horse or lose the saddle.
130) LOVE – I love my country.
131) LOYAL – He was loyal to his country.
132) LUCK – It was a sheer luck that he managed to escape such a massive
fire.
133) MACHINE – The factory had gigantic machines installed to perform
tasks.
134) MAD – He was mad with me for losing the match.
135) MAIN – Company’s main aim is to increase sales in Europe.
136) MAINTAIN – Vitamin C helps maintain healthy connective tissue.
137) MAKE – Make good friends.
138) MANAGE – An officer always manages order and discipline.
139) MEET – He went to meet the president after winning the championship.
140) MEETING – They have scheduled the meeting for 1600 Hrs today.
141) MEND – Mending river course help in maintaining water level.
142) MERIT – Selection in competitive exams is on the bases of merit.
143) MIND – Nothing is impossible for determined mind.
144) MIX – Mixing up different minds bring best creativity.
145) MODEL – Modelling career require disciplined diet and fitness.
146) MODERN – Robots are a marvel of modern engineering.
147) MORALITY – Moral values mark distinction between rights and wrongs.
148) MOTHER – Mother's love nurture and cherish children.
149) MOTIVATION – Success is the motivation of all the hard work that he
put in.
150) MOVEMENT – Flexible muscles fasten body movement.
151) MURDER – Strict laws refrain murderous acts.
152) MUST – Every wrong must be punished.
153) NATION – India is a nation of Harmony and peace.
154) NEED – Helping friends in need is moral duty
155) NOBLE –Rabindranath Tagore was awarded a noble prize for literature.
156) NEGOTIATION - Proposal negotiations work on arguments and facts.
157) NECESSARY - It's necessary to maintain focus till final step.
158) NEEDLE - Doctor jabs the needle into veins to insert Medicine.
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159) NEGLIGENCE - The company were guilty of gross negligence.

160) NORTHEAST – The states in northeast are also known as seven
sisters.
161) NOTE – Writing important notes help us do tasks in time.
162) OBEDIENCE – Obedience is the first duty of a soldier.
163) OBJECT – Keep your objective in your mind while preparing.
164) OLD – Old Hindi songs are very melodious.
165) OPPORTUNITIES – Technical certification opens a lot of
opportunities.
166) ORDER – The police is responsible for the law and order in the city.
167) ORGANIZE – Organising closet frees up a lot of space.
168) OTHERWISE – Turn off the gas when the milk boils, otherwise it will
spill.
169) OVERCOME – Every obstacle can be overcome with determination.
170) ORGAN – Security service is an important organ of the State.
171) OXYGEN – Oxygen level decreases with higher altitude.
172) OVEREACT – Overreaction brings unnecessary arguments.
173) OBSTRUCTION – Obstructions can be overcome with right strategy.
174) OBLIGE – Employees are obliged to fulfil their tasks.
175) OCCUPATION – Being skilled at occupation brings faster growth.
176) OVERWEIGHT – Overweight parcels are charged with extra amount in
flights.
177) OPERATION – Indian army run successful operations with right
execution of plans.
178) OBSERVE – Observation enhances interpretation.
179) OPPOSITION - A strong opposition is vital to a healthy democracy.
180) OBJECTION – Judge can sustain the lawyer's objection.
181) OCCUR – Miracles occur, after one has worked hard for them.
182) OFFICIAL – Official notifications have accurate information.
183) OUTSTANDING – Outstanding performance is a result of continuous
hard work.
184) ORIGINAL – The imitation hardly matches up to the original.
185) OPAQUE – Curtain creates an opaque effect.
186) MISSILE – Agni missiles provide long range attacking ability to Indian
army.
187) PAY – Paying attention to the small details is important.
188) PEACE – Peaceful mind lead to happiness.
189) PERSISTENCE – Persistence brings results.
190) PICTURE – Pictures represent memories.
191) PLAN – Planning is the first step to accomplish a task.
192) PLAY – Playing volleyball with college friends was fun.
193) PLAYGROUND – Good playground facilities lead to development of
athletes.
194) PLEASURE – Taking pleasure in others happiness is humane.
195) PORT – Porting became very convenient after e commerce.
196) POSSIBLE – Right effort makes everything possible.
197) POWER – India is emerging as a new global power.
198) PRAISE – Praising friends boost their confidence.
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199) PRECAUTION – Precaution keep mistakes at bay.

200) PREPARE - Right preparation always bring results.
201) PRICE – Hard work is the price paid for success.
202) PRINCIPLE – Principles help us choose between right and wrong
doings.
203) PROBLEM – Solving maths problems sharpens mind.
204) PROGRESS – Every citizens achievements adds to country's progress.
205) PROTECT – Ozone layer protects us from ultraviolet rays.
206) PROVIDE – Government provides amenities for basic education in the rural area.
207) PUMP – High pressure is used to pump air into tyres.
208) PUNISH – Punishment refrains kids from mischieves.
209) PUZZLE – Solving puzzles is a great brain exercise.
210) QUALITY – Quality matters instead of quantity.
211) QUESTION – Question Hour in parliament is an crucial part of day.
212) QUICK – Troop commander take quick decisions when needed.
213) QUIT – Gandhi ji began ‘quit India movement’ in 1942.
214) QUARTER – Growth is measured in quarter terms in corporate.
215) QUIZ – Taking quiz help in topic assessment.
216) QUALIFICATION – Higher qualification opens new career doors.
217) QUANTITY – Adequate quantity makes perfect compound.
218) QUARANTINE – Quarantine measures prevent infection spread.
219) QUARREL – Quarrels are resolved by discussing the matter.
220) QUENCH – Water quenches thirst.
221) RAPE – Death penalty is a possible measure to refrain rape crime.
222) REACH – Success of a program depends on its reach.
223) READ – Reading helps in expansion of mind knowledge.
224) RECOGNITION – Extraordinary work brings recognition in community.
225) REGRET – Never regret initiatives and courage.
226) REGULAR – Regular workout leads to good fitness.
227) RELAX – Games helps mind to relax.
228) RELIGION – Religious festivities bring people together.
229) REMOTE – Remote sensing contributes in technological advancements.
230) RESISTANCE – With exercise and good diet, body builds resistance
towards diseases.
231) RESPECT – Freedom fighters are respected by everyone.
232) RESPONSE – A quick response is always appreciable.
233) RESPONSIBILITY – Fulfilling responsibility brings satisfaction.
234) REST – Well rested mind works at higher efficiency.
235) RESTORE – Google drives are used to restore lost data.
236) RESULT – Good results raises confidence.
237) REVENGE – Moving on is better than seeking revenge.
238) REVIEW – Timely reviews help in keeping track of performance.
239) REVOLUTION – Industrial revolution modified the whole structure of
English society.
240) RIGHT – Right use of resources is equally important as resources.
241) RIGHTS – Both Rights and duties shall be availed.
242) RIGID – Rigid law on criminal activities is important to keep crime in
check.
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243) RISK – Calculated risks always help a person to get success.

244) ROOM – Good Room service is important part of hospitality.
245) RULE – Democratic rule in a country brings peace and prosperity.
246) SACRIFICE – Life sacrifice for motherland is supreme.
247) SAD – Friends help us overcome sadness.
248) SAVE – Savings help us with assurance for tough days.
249) SCORE – High scores show the hardwork behind.
250) SECRET – Friends keep each other's secrets.
251) SELF – Self-confidence help in starting new tasks.
252) SELDOM – Things are seldom what they seem.
253) SENSIBLE – Sensible solutions for energy requirements are need of the
hour.
254) SERIOUS – ICU handles serious patients.
255) SERVICE – Delivering quality service builds trust with client.
256) SHY – Introvert people are shy around new crowd.
257) SICK – Medication cures physical sickness.
258) SIMPLE – Simplicity makes one approachable.
259) SINCERE – Sincere efforts always bring results.
260) SINGLE – Every single step is important in experiments.
261) SISTER – Sisters are supporting pillars of family.
262) SLEEPY – A duty conscious person never feels sleepy on duty.
263) SNAKE – Snakes hear in form of vibrations.
264) SOCIAL – Social studies teach about different aspects of our country.
265) SOCIETY – Society upliftment is done by individual contributions.
266) SOLDIER – Soldiers are epitome of courage and bravery.
267) SOLITARY – Solitary events develop self-confidence.
268) SOLUTION – Solution of a problem is a work of wisdom and
intelligence.
269) SOLVE – Solving problems require right techniques.
270) SORROW – Friends company overcomes sorrow.
271) SORRY – Feeling sorry for mistakes is first step towards resolving.
272) SPACE – Sunita William made a record of living highest number of days
in space.
273) SPORT – Sport helps to build strength and team spirit.
274) STEP – Running on steps increases core strength.
275) STOP – Stop signs on checkpoints shall be followed.
276) STRENGTH - Union is strength.
277) STRONG – Strong characters are build in difficult circumstances.
278) STRUGGLE – Keep up the struggle till success.
279) STUDY – Study of literature enrich thoughts.
280) SUBORDINATE - To become a good leader, one shall be a great
subordinate.
281) SUCCESS – Success is the fruit of hard work and perseverance.
282) SUICIDE – Suicide helplines are a great initiative.
283) SUPPORT – Supporting friends in need is important.
284) SYMBOL – White colour is a symbol of purity.
285) SYMPATHY – Offering sympathy to people in need is a humane act.
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286) SYSTEM – Following system is important to maintain order.

287) TACKLE – Government is determined to tackle inflation.
288) TAPEWORM – Adult tapeworm infection of the digestive tract by
parasitic flatworms.
289) TEACHER – A teacher make his students good human.
290) TEAM – Teamwork increases productivity.
291) TEMPER – Yoga helps to control temper.
292) THANK YOU – Thanking reflects gratitude.
293) THIEF – Strict laws induct fear into thieves.
294) THINK – Creative thinking is essential feature of a leader.
295) TIME – Time management is very crucial for Students.
296) TIP – Tipping waiters shows generosity.
297) TIRED – Coffee helps to overcome tiredness.
298) TOMORROW –Children are tomorrow's hope of country.
299) TOUGH – Tough treks have beautiful view.
300) TRAIL – Following trail to right path takes one to destination.
301) TRAINING – Proper Training improves skills
302) TRAVELLING - Travelling with friends is exciting
303) RIGHT- Trust is earned by right actions.
304) TRUTH- Truth is liked by everyone
305) SUCCESS- Trying again and again brings success
306) THERAPY- Mediation is a good therapy.
307) ANALYSIS- Self-analysis is best thermometer.
308) PLEASURE- Temporary pleasures shall be skipped for long term goals.
309) DEDICATION- Dedication hard work patience are triangle to get
success
310) KNOWLEDGE- Knowledge torches the life
311) TERROR- Courage overcome terror
312) WOMEN- Crime against women shall have zero tolerance policies.
313) TEAM- Leaders always carry team out of trouble.
314) JOB- Transfers during job opens new experiences.
315) FAMILY- Telephonic conversation with family is lovely.
316) EXERCISE- Trivia is a good exercise for Brain.
317) INJURY- Right treatment heals all injuries.
318) TRANSFORM- Exercise transforms body and Yoga transforms mind.
319) FOLLOW- Threshold limits of body shall be followed.
320) WORK- Working together brings success.
321) ECONOMY- Tax is utilised for economy development.
322) SKILL- Skills are real treasure of man
323) TRANSFORM- Officers training transform them to steel determined
men.
324) JOY- Travelling with family is joyful.
325) TELEPORT- Mobile phones are best way to teleport information.
326) BIG- Hard work is bigger than talisman.
327) HUB- Kashmir is hub of woollen textile
328) TRUST- Traitors are never trusted again.
329) Precaution- Early Precautions are necessary before tsunami
330) YOGA- Yoga overcomes thyroid
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331) HURDLE- Tactics help to overcome hurdles.

332) SECURITY- Infiltration are unable to enter with security standards at
border.
333) PARTNER- Understanding keeps partnership thriving.
334) UNIFORM- Uniformed services are well respected.
335) WORKER- Union leader work for betterment of workers
336) RESPECT- Respect is uppermost thing of all.
337) CALM- Listening to upset person help them to calm.
338) TIME- Timetable helps in utilising time efficiently.
339) UNCOMFORTABLE- Uncomfortable circumstances help in personal
growth.
340) LOVE- Mother's love is unconditional.
341) LEADER- Leader never underestimate the ability of team members.
342) CARRER- Under graduation is exciting time for career choices
343) STUDENT- Universities provide ample opportunities for students to
grow
344) ACTION- Matters of urgency are solved with immediate action
345) DISTRIBUTION- Distribution of utensils to needy is kindness.
346) TEAMWORK- Teamwork shows unity.
347) COMFORT- Urban lifestyle has added amnesties and comfort.
348) PARENTS- Parents love is unique and purest.
349) RESOURCE- Using all the resources available is smartness.
350) TEAMWORK- Teamwork brings victory in any task
351) VACATION- Vacation time with family is lovely.
352) IMMUNITY- Vaccination induces immunity against germs.
353) CORRUPTION- Good government vacuums corruption.
354) LIFE- Life is vacant without books.
355) BEST- Improvisation brings out the best version.
356) PROBLEM- A problem usually have various solutions.
357) MORAL- Voluntary services to society are moral duty of citizens.
358) MODULATION- Voice modulation is important in discussion
359) VAPOUR- Earthen pot is good example of vapour cooling.
360) SKILL- Verbal skills are improved by practice.
361) DIGITAL- Video tutorials are helpful in digital learning.
362) CHANGE- Volume of gases changes with pressure.
363) GENERATE- Volcanic eruptions generate earthquakes
364) VOID- Ballast in railway track act as void
365) ADVENTURE- Climbing Vertical cliff is adventurous
366) SKILL- Versatile acting skills generates interest
367) OFFICER- Officers are venture
368) DIET- Healthy diet makes body vigorous
369) RESTRICTION- Viral infection is restricted by quarantine measures
370) WARCRY- War cry boosts moral of soldiers.
371) TIME- Advanced warning against cyclones give time for preparation.
372) WASTE- Waste recycling is the need of hour.
373) FUN- Watching movie with friends is fun.
374) WEAKNESS- Speech weakness can be overcome by practice.
375) DEFENCE- S400 is newly acquired air defence weapon system
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376) WIFE- Wife holds house together with her care.

377) INTEREST- Willingness to perform better maintains interest.
378) TEAMWORK- Teamwork always wins
379) EXPERIENCE- Wisdom is earned with experience.
380) DISEASE- Withdrawal symptoms of diseases need medical assistance.
381) WOMEN- Women are at par with men
382) BALANCE- Work life balance is important
383) CALM- Calm attitude help to overcome worrying situations.
384) WORK- Work is worship.
385) GAME- Wrestling is a game of strength and movement.
386) COUNTRY- Young generation are backbone of country
387) EXCITING- Riding Yacht is exciting
388) MEMORY- Childhood memory is something to yearn for.
389) LEARN- Learnings from yesterday should be implemented in today's
task.
390) AGRICULTURE- Agriculture yields are improved with manure.
391) KITCHEN- Backyards can be used for kitchen Gardening.
392) STOMACH- Yoghurt is good for stomach.
393) YOGA- Yoga gives patience
394) INDUSTRIES- Yeast is also used for industrial use
395) ZEAL- Zeal is required to run marathons.
396) LIFE- Zen mode helps us maintain work life balance.
397) MONEY- Giving money to NGO is good way of zest
398) FEELING- Nature gives zephyr feeling
399) ENEMY- Soldiers zap the enemy immediately
400) ZOO- Visiting Zoo is exciting with children
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Situation Reaction Test
1. When his captain was wounded just before a critical game, he was asked to take
over as captain.?
Ans. He took this as an opportunity to prove his mettle and won the game.
2. He was driving home when it suddenly began to
rain intensely?
Ans. He drove carefully, enjoyed the rain and
reached home.
3. You're a border patrol officer, and suddenly shelling begins from the other
side.
Ans. Ensured the protection of Company while attempting to locate the source of the
shelling and informed the CO & requested for counter shelling.
4. You're in an unfamiliar city and have lost your purse. You need money. How
will you manage as a stranger?
Ans. I will contact my family back home and ask them to transfer money
digitally and use it through the mobile phone.
5. Your brother wants to get admission in a medical college, but his
marks fall short by 1% for admission.
Ans. I will suggest him to opt for medical colleges where his marks are within the
cut off percentage.
6. You must go to a city with cash for work, but the way is dangerous as dacoits,
how will u manage to go?
Ans. You will carry credit cards and after reaching the city use it for monetary
transactions.
7. He was travelling by a train & suddenly a person snatches purse from lady &
jumps out of train.
Ans. He will use the chain to bring the train to a halt, capture the thief, collect the
purse, and hand the culprit over to the railway police, then return the purse to
the lady and continue the journey.
8. You are going to sign a contract suddenly, you got news that one of your
friends who had helped you once, met an accident and is in ICU.
Ans. You'll sign the contract and pay a visit to your friend in the ICU.
9. He had boarded a wrong train and came to know only when he was asked
to pay money to TT. Ans. He explained the matter to the TT and apologized
and took the right train on next station.
10. He saw his girlfriend walking with another person on his way.
Ans. He stopped by and exchanged pleasantries with them and carried on with
his day.
11. He was on his way to catch a train when an automobile passed him by and
threw a person out of the moving vehicle.
Ans. He stops by to provide medical assistance to the person while also telling the
police of the incident before catching the train.
12. He was riding his motorcycle without a helmet when he was stopped by traffic
police.
Ans. He apologised for not wearing a helmet and paid the fine and never
repeated it.
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13. He was given the task of planning the farewell party.

Ans. He planned and organized it well.
14. He was ironing his clothes when suddenly he received an electric shock and
he noticed the wire burning.
Ans. He immediately turned off the iron, unplugged it, and set it away to be
fixed.
15. He was in command of a sailing ship's wireless board when it lost contact
with the coast.
Ans. He used the alternate wireless board and contacted with the coast and
reached back safely.
16. In a discussion with your colleagues, you find you are losing ground.
Ans. I will accept their ideas and viewpoints and put some good points.
17. He was to appear for an exam and suddenly, the curfew was imposed in
that area.
Ans. He called the exam centre and inquired about the situation, went for the exam
and cleared it.
18. He went on a picnic with his friends and had heated disputes with
them along the way.
Ans. He will calm down the situation & enjoy the picnic.
19. Smuggled items are being sold by someone. You, too, have bought a
wristwatch from him, as have many others. It, however, doesn’t work
anymore.
Ans. He requested for replace and got it replaced.
20. His partner was called by his parents just two days before the semi-finals of
the bridge tournament and had to leave town for an urgent work.
Ans. He got a replacement and won.
21. His team is camping in a jungle for training where shooting is prohibited. A
leopard which may prove a dangerous is seen close to the camp as a
sentry on duty. He…
Ans. raises an alert, play drums, and fires in the air until the task is completed and
the animal is shooed away.
22. His friend was always quarrelling with him and the papers were near.
Ans. He kept calm, sorted the matter with friend and prepared for his papers,
cleared with good marks.
23. His boss gives a piece of work and orders him to follow his instructions to
complete the work, but the work is difficult to finish within time.
Ans. He follows the instruction and keeps the boss informed about the progress of
the work and informs him proactively if he foresees delay.
24. He sees a snake moving near to the bed where his younger brother is
sleeping, when he enters his room.
Ans. He quickly grabs a stick and kills it.
25. If some of your friend cracks a joke on you in presence of your girlfriend, what
will you do.
Ans. I will work it out with wit and humour.
26. You received an urgent order from your commander. But you feel that order
passed on to you is wrong.
Ans. I will connect with the commander and take clarity of the task assigned and
followed the order.
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27. While shooting a film, terrorists kidnapped the heroine. You are in-charge
of the 'check post ' nearby the scene.
Ans. You will do nothing as it is the part of the shooting.
28. Young males are uninterested in joining the military. What kind of persuasion
strategy would you use to entice them?
Ans. Clear their misconceptions and inform them of the respect and honour that
comes with serving the country, as well as the innumerable benefits that
military service gives.
29. You are moving along with a convoy to forward area and sitting at the back
of the vehicle. You saw a flag car is speeding fast.
Ans. You will let it pass and do nothing.
30. An airplane crashed in a field nearby your battalion area. You are battalion
commander. What steps would you take at such a critical juncture?
Ans. You would quickly inform the aviation department of the crash and take a
search and rescue team to the event site and try to evacuate the survivors
and give them primary medical aid and call the ambulance and get them
cured.
31. He was watching a movie in the cinema hall. He sees a snake in
front of his legs.
Ans. Killed it attacking on its head and informed the hall authority, enjoyed the
movie.
32. You are a handsome, smart and brave young ‘army officer'. You fall in
love with the girl of another community. But your parents oppose
the proposal.
Ans. Explained standpoint to the family that marrying outside of community
should not be a criterion for not allowing children to marry. Given the fact
that you are an army officer there will be a perceived perception of making
rightful decision and married the girl, wanted to marry.
33. What if you and your friend fall in love with the same girl
Ans. Then the decision will be up to the girl.
34. You heard rumours that enemy is likely to attack the country. As a serving
soldier what will you do.
Ans. Will continue to serve after informing the authorities.
35. A stocky built ruffian snatched the chain of wife of a soldier. You are
passing by, what you do (person is stronger than you and you are empty
handed and there is no third person and you don’t have your mobile.)
Ans. I along with the soldier will run after the thief and catch hold of him and
recover the chain while take the thief to the police, returning the chain to
the lady.
36. You have been invited for dinner by one of your friend and you are also
required to attend Regimental 'Bada Khana’.
Ans. Told the reason to friend for not attending his dinner invitation and attend
the regimental ‘Bada Khana’.
37. You are in second year of computer engineering. But now you find it
hard to complete your degree.
Ans. You take coaching and reach out to the professors to clear doubts. You put in
more hours into understanding the concept and pass with flying colours.
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38. You saw a small boy pushing another into water pool.
Ans. Keep a watch on the boys while they play.
39. You fall seriously ill just before final exam.
Ans. You take medicine and appear for the exam and passed it with good
marks.
40. While playing match he twisted his ankle badly.
Ans. he will use a spray and apply a crape bandage and play again after
getting cured.
41. You are in cinema watching movie and theatre screen catches fire.
Ans. You will remain calm and volunteer with the hall authority to evacuate the
audience without creating a panic.
42. You were doing tuition ( weak financial condition ) but as exam came near
you found that You were poorly prepared .
Ans. I will approach the teachers and inform them of my preparations and ask for
their assistance in all the topics where you lag, gave the exam and secured
good marks.
43. While canvassing for a particular candidate in election you were
threatened by opposition.
Ans. You ignored the threatening calls and continued canvassing for the candidate,
ensuring his nomination.
44. Severe drought conditions were prevailing in your district.
Ans. You will in collaboration with the government volunteer to implement
draught-protection measures like rainwater harvesting in monsoons, drip
irrigation, crop engineering , planting more trees to curb soil erosion and
protect the ecosystem.
45. You were going to examination hall and suddenly surrounded
by 2 police man.
Ans. You continued going to examination hall, gave the exam and secured good
marks.
46. You recently joined active services and felt that you are given too much
work.
Ans. Its active services and surely will be more demanding physically and
mentally so working hard for it is the only key.
47. Whenever he is required to take new step. He..
Ans. Focuses on the details, puts in a lot of effort, reads a lot, and takes the
appropriate steps to complete the task.
48. What happens when a person breaks a curfew and comes out. (or protests
coming out).
Ans. T he police arrested the violator(s) under violation of sec 144 Criminal
Procedure Code (CrPc) to enforce a lockdown.
49. You were finding it hard to convince your friends over correctness of your
stand.
Ans. You try to persuade him with facts and logic, and convinced him.
50. You were going for a walk and suddenly confronted by two goons. (You
are empty handed). Ans. Ignored them and continued walking.
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51. The appointed day of his sister's wedding had arrived, but his father was
held up in UK.
Ans. He performed all of the wedding ceremonies and shared them with the father
via a zoom call so that he wouldn't miss out on such a significant occasion.
52. Due to cyclone his family lost all their possession and needed a fresh start.
As the eldest son he.
Ans. As the eldest son, he files insurance claims with the insurance companies so
that he might collect some money to fix and fixed everything.
53. On your 1st visit to a snow bound area you saw a man being buried under
snow.
Ans. He immediately ran to the person's aid, raised the alarm, and saved the man
from being buried in the snow, took him to the hospital and got him
cured.
54. You were not a good swimmer, still being persuaded by your friend you go
for swimming in river. You stayed in shallow water your friend went mid-
stream and suddenly got caught in whirlpool.
Ans. (Because you're not a good swimmer, you're more likely to drown alongside
your friend rather than rescuing him. If your friend is within reach, it's a
good idea to) bring him into the shallow water with you and also call for
help, rescued him.
55. The sea was very rough, and it was night. Ship duty officer fell in sea while
taking a round. What you do.
Ans. You will press a button that will pinpoint where the duty officer fell into the
water. The ship will then come to a halt and return to that location. To
recover him, you and the rescue team will conduct a search and rescue
operation and rescue him successfully.
56. Some people tried to harass his mother. So he....
Ans. filed a police complaint against those people and got them punished.
57. During blackout exercises, you were scout on duty. But one rich man was
adamant on keeping his lights on.
Ans. You explained to him why turning off the lights is necessary, and he
understood and followed through.
58. His father needed treatment and he was short of money.
Ans. He requested that his fixed deposit be dissolved and it got dissolved and the
treatment completed successfully.
59. You had gone hunting with your friends. They were in forest and they could
not be traced.
ANS. You make contact with them over the phone and ask them to meet you at a
pre-defined location.
60. He feels unhappy when
Ans. He do not exercises.
61. While choosing his life partner, his criteria of selection will be.
Ans. the quality of the person, her emotional maturity, and her
independence and strength.
62. You feel that world can move towards peace if…
Ans. people are more sensitive and generous towards one another.
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63. He thinks that he is more intelligent. Give reasons.

Ans. He is an extremely studious individual who has always excelled
academically. He aced the entrance exam to a famous college on his first try,
and all of his juniors, colleagues, and seniors flock to him for guidance and
recommendations.
64. He lost election.
Ans. He lost the election because his manifesto and efforts were unrelated to the
district's public demands.
65. In order to produce better results in his organization what measures he
should take.
Ans. He should examine historical data to determine areas where they have fallen
short, and then devise methods to achieve the desired results in those
areas.
66. He desires to make national plans a great success for nation what should
he do.
Ans. He should become a part of the plans and spread awareness among the
people so that maximum people can join it.
67. In order to help poor he has keen desire. To have good collection of
money, what he should do.
Ans. He should join a public welfare organization and engage in fund-raising
initiatives for the poors.
68. You are college cricket team captain. The opening batsman is the brother
of the college goon. He’s not been performing. You have the option of
dropping him for the time being and getting a substitute.
Ans. You bench him and bring in a replacement, telling him that he needs to
practice more if he wants to play on the team and he understoods and
they won the match.
69. You are walking down the road one fine afternoon and a man steals a
lady's hand bag and in the process stabs the lady. You...
Ans. You rush her to the nearest hospital and administer first aid while reporting
the incident to the police, got her cured and returned her bag after the
police caught the thief.
70. You are going to market with your sister and some boys start doing
mischief with her. You...
Ans. You quickly leave the place and report the incident to the nearest police station
and got them punished.
71. You are a team leader while on a rock-climbing expedition. While you are
on pick, one of your mates slips his hand and falls.
Ans. To boost his morale, you instantly reach out and assist the mate while also
assuring him that everything is alright and complited the expedition with
him.
72. Working under two commanding officers which are passing conflicting
orders then what will you do?
Ans. Approached the senior officer and clarified the doubts and followed the
orders.
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73. He is sitting on chair studying, there is a snake right behind his chair and he
suddenly looks back.
ANS. He grab a stick and kills it and continue studying.
74. He cracked a joke on one of his friends and his friend got angry so he…
Ans. clarifies that his joke was not intended to offend him and was meant to be
taken light- heartedly, friend understood and they enjoyed the moment.
75. He is studying at night for his final year exam. He noticed two masked
people entering the residence of his neighbours.
Ans. He instantly dials the police control room and reports the incidents, as well
as raising the alarm to frighten the robbers away, police catches them.
76. He and his friends are standing in doorway of train. As the train starts, a
friend falls off.
Ans. He quickly tells him to hop on as the train has just started and is yet to
pick up the speed and the friend gets inside the train.
77. Some people are abusing his old mother.
Ans. He warns them that if they continue to abuse, legal action would be taken
against them and they stop abusing.
78. He is new in Nagaland. He gets lost in a jungle and sees armed Nagas.
Ans. He explains that he is new and lost in the forest, and asks if they can guide
him in locating a route out, they helped him to get out.
79. He lost his purse in train compartment.
Ans. He reports the loss to the RPF, and a day later received his purse.
80. Epidemic is broken in his village and people have started moving out of
their houses.
Ans. He formed a committee and organizes an awareness campaign in which the
villages were educated about the illnesses and how they could help to stop
them from spreading and got everything right.
81. He and his friends are travelling from a speedy train when his friend looks
out of window and gets hit by a pole.
Ans. He swiftly stops the train by pulling the chain, then sprints to the area to
check for his friend and takes him to the hospital and got him cured.
82. He is in final year BA and his father lost the job.
Ans. His father finds a new job, and he continues to do well in college, earns a
master's degree scholarship from a reputable institution and gets a job.
83. He was rather young when his father was killed in the war and later
mother kidnapped by the rival group. He had no other relative.
Ans. He filed a police report against the rival group, rescued his mother, and had
them tried and convicted in court.
84. You are on the way to your home suddenly your bicycle got punctured.
Ans. You get off the bike and get it repaired on your way to home and reach
home safely and on time.
85. He urgently needed of money.
Ans. He asks his parents to send him some and gets money.
86. During the exams, his teacher threatened him to fail in examination.
Ans. He knew he had prepared well for the exam. He apologised to the teacher
and continued writing the exam and secured good marks.
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87. You are getting late in reaching meeting. You would..

Ans. You informed the organizer that you will be late and joined it later.
88. You find your hostel roommate not very friendly with you. You...
Ans. I will try to strike friendly conversation and help him whenever I can so that he
reciprocates and will become a good friend.
89. Your mom is seriously ill and your boss doesn’t grant u leave.
Ans. You will speak to the boss again and tell him the situation and boss grants
leave, get mother to the hospital and get her cured, join the office again.
90. He was wondering why most of the officers in India were corrupt.
Ans. He decided to join Anti-Corruption Bureau and help his country to
overcome this problem.
91. He was trying long jump, in school sports day, and injured his ankle.
Ans. He gone to the MI room where he was inspected, and the injury was assisted
by the medical officer, started practice again after getting well.
92. He was to marry a rich girl chosen by his father, but he did not like her.
Ans. He approached his father explained to him that he does not want to get
married to the girl and his father respected his decision.
93. His friend was copying from book in examination hall.
Ans. He approaches him after the exam and tells him that it was wrong of him to
do it and convince him to accept it to the principal and not to do it again
and he never done it again.
94. During a trekking trip, he was left alone in the jungle.
Ans. He follows the markings left by his group and reaches them at a 4–5-mile
distance while enjoying the scenic beauty and greenery, joined his
friends and enjoyed.
95. He was weak in studies and knew that he could not do well in his
education.
Ans. He rather polishes his dancing quality that he was good at and becomes a
successful dancer and opens a dance school.
96. He was going for the SSB and on the way he saw a person seriously
injured and nobody was there to help him.
Ans. He drives him to the hospital and then go to SSB, where he reports the
incident to the SSB centre and allowed in the centre, given SSB and
cleared it.
97. Your brother is facing charges for the murder which he really committed.
Ans. I'll speak with my brother and get him surrendered and got him
punished for that.
98. He was crossing a flooded nala in his boat and suddenly lost his control.
Ans. He'll make every effort to regain control of the boat and make it to the other
side of the nala as soon as possible.
99. He was travelling to his SSB centre, and just before reaching the
station, he found that his suitcase is lost.
Ans. He will report the loss to the RPF and the SSB centre, got another date to
report, got his suitcase back and reported on the another date given.
100. He was all set for SSB but unfortunately there was a sad demise of his
family member.
Ans. He will head for his SSB and get selected for Army as this is what is
expected of him by his family.
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101. He was playing outdoor and his brother got seriously injured and it started
to rain heavily.
Ans. He will quickly take him to nearby hospital, admit him and make sure best
treatment is given to his brother.
102. He had exams the next day & the road to his school was flooded with
continuous rain for last two days.
Ans. He will leave for the exam early the next day, take alternate route if
available and appear for the exam.
103. While in discussion, his friend shouted at him, that he doesn’t know
anything.
Ans. He asks him to enlighten him of the topic if he feels that.
104. While passing by he found two people sneaking at a house
from the window. Ans. He ask them the reason, found
nothing and continued his journey.
105. You are driving a car on highway at full speed suddenly brakes fail.
Ans. You will bring the car to a halting speed while taking it to low-speed lane,
Pump the brake pedal hard and fast and cautiously apply emergency brake
and bring the car to a halt and safely exit of the vehicle.
106. Light in your colony suddenly goes off due to rain and storm.
Ans. You do nothing as it is very common during monsoon season and the light
generally comes back in 15-20 minutes.
107. You are in train & lost your purse with money.
Ans. You report the loss to the RPF, and a day later, receive a call from the
authorities informing him that his purse has been recovered.
108. You are travelling by bus and the engine catches fire.
Ans. You bring the bus to a halt and assist all passengers in evacuating through
an emergency exit away from the engine, if required using a fire
extinguisher.
109. Mr. X does not agree with points put forward by you.
Ans. You'll go through a discussion with him point by point, identifying areas of
disagreement and reaching an agreement.
110. While going to the office, he saw a man climbing on a house with the help
of a rope. He…
Ans. Question the individual about climbing the house with a rope; if satisfied,
go to the office; if not, take the necessary steps to deter the person from
attempting to approach the home with a rope.
111. In The Company of strangers, you feel.......
Ans. This is an opportunity to meet new people and expand your social circle.
112. You opposed strike in college, and you are beaten up by strikers
(your colleagues).
Ans. You report the event to the college authorities and demand that they be
punished.
113. You had a hot discussion with your friend on certain point. Later u found
that your friend was correct.
Ans. You let him know of that during you next meeting/conversation.
114. Your joke was well meant but still your friend became angry.
Ans. You clarify that his joke was not intended to offend him and was meant to be
taken light- heartedly.
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115. In free period u wanted to study but your friends were continuously
disturbing you. Ans. You tell them that you intend to study, and
they will understand and let you study.
116. Some passenger shook you out of sleep and asked for some money
because he was pick‐pocketed and with that ticket also gone.
Ans. You will help him to find his ticket and inform T.T about the incident.
117. You went to Nagaland & some Naga’s confronted you.
Ans. You make friends with them.
118. You are given a job you not interested in.
Ans. You complete it even if you are not interested in it.
119. The scooter you were driving dashed against a truck and you are thrown
in to a ditch with serious wounds.
Ans. I would try to sit upright and try to examine my wounds if it is
manageable to get up and go to the hospital or else, I will call up an
ambulance or have a friend drive me to a hospital.
120. You did something wrong what you should not
have done. Ans. You with try to undo the
deed if possible.
121. You are a horse rider. Once the horse went out of control.
Ans. You will calm down the horse and regain the control over the it.
122. In a fit of anger your friend hit you.
Ans. You will leave the scene and approach him once he has cool down and
talk to him.
123. While hunting you and your brother lost way in dark (night) in jungle and
you have no light. Ans. You will use your torches and find your way
out of the jungle.
124. In your village two leading parties got in conflict during sarpanch election.
Ans. You will resolve the misunderstanding between the parties with the help of
other influential people of village.
125. You are serving under two senior officers who always give conflicting
orders.
Ans. You should approach the immediate reporting officer and inform him that the
other senior's order differs from the one he issued. You should ask him for
clarification before issuing the final order.
126. Whenever your opinion differs from others.
Ans. If it interferes with the accomplishment of the assignment, you address it with
them and try to reach an agreement; otherwise, you leave it alone.
Differences of opinion are quite acceptable.
127. You were called for interview for a job you badly needed. But same day was
your final exam.
Ans. Call the interviewer and let them know of the situation and if rescheduling the
interview is possible, if not then squeeze both the tasks in.
128. You had boarded a wrong train and only two minutes were left for the
right train to start. Ans. You will quickly board the right train.
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129. Generally, people don't listen to his argument.

Ans. He then backs his argument with facts and statistics.
130. As cricket match was on, a fight suddenly started between the
sympathizers of the rival team. As the captain he...
Ans. As the captain he did nothing but concentrated in the game and his team
and won the match.
131. You were on picnic where a boy (not your friend) stole mangoes, and the
gardener came out with stick.
Ans. You will catch the boy and warm him not to do that.
132. Four of them decided to go on foot from Dehradun to Mussoorie but that day
it started raining and they were told the mountains slopes would be
slippery.
Ans. So, he ensured they carried their non-skid safety shoes, rain coat and keep
luggage light to continue their trip.
133. You went to library for a very urgent book and found that all its copies were
already issued to others.
Ans. You will go to another library and search for the book.
134. He must take group of all India tour. He…
Ans. Accepted the responsibility and accepted it wholeheartedly. He led the group
well, and everyone enjoyed the tour while he was in charge.
135. In an informal discussion you always
Ans. Keep the conversation light-hearted and witty.
136. He was not getting enough salary for his job.
Ans. He takes a specialized certification course and applies to a reputable
company, where he is offered a higher-paying job.
137. An angel grants a wish to you. What would You desire for....
Ans. Would wish for world peace where in all the humans and kind, helpful
and generous.
138. You won a lottery of 1000000. What you do?
Ans. Will spend the money in opening a charitable trust for especially abled
children.
139. What sort of program you like to watch on TV
Ans. I like to watch discovery channel and documentary movies.
140. You went to cinema, but you noticed ‘house full’ what you do?
Ans. Look out for other movies that are running currently and pick the movie
accordingly.
141. He is superseded for promotion, although he feels he is fit for promotion in
all respects.
Ans. He schedules a meeting with his immediate boss to discuss areas for
development that will help him earn the promotion he was denied this
time.
142. You appeared in a competitive exam, and you noticed that the minister’s
son (who was in your examination hall) got a copy of solution from
outside.
Ans. You will report the incident to the examination committee.
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143. He feels disgusted as people with whom he deals are not co‐operative but
self‐centered.
Ans. He learns how to work with them in a diplomatic manner.
144. He wants to do something new. What will be his next step?
Ans. He had a flexible body and was excellent at yoga, so he decided to pursue it
full-time and eventually make it a career.
145. A person on his 1st day of SSB gets a call letter from a company to come for
interview next day (can’t be postponed, and you want that job).
Ans. He lets the company know that he is at his SSB so won’t be able to sit for
the interview.
146. His boss reprimanded him in presence of others. What will be his
reaction?
Ans. He will apologize to the boss and then reach out to him later to request
that he not do so in front of the others.
147. While traveling you found your suitcase missing from the seat.
Ans. When you turn around, you notice that the suitcase has slipped over to the
opposite side during one of the previous turns.
148. Your friends are having heated arguments over a point.
Ans. You ask them to calm down and try to reason with them in order to reach
an agreement.
149. You caught a pick‐pocket red‐handed. What you do? Ans. You hand him over
to the police.
150. You were driving at high speed. And suddenly some person hit by your car
and he got injured.
Ans. You pickup the person, give him the first aid and take him to the hospital and
inform his family members about the incident.
151. At night at railway station you entered an empty train. You found that a
person was molesting a woman.
Ans. You will warn that person, stop him and inform the authorities about
the incident.
152. He chooses a career. What will be his choice. Ans. He will choose a career
according to his liking.
153. You consider the best recreational activity as
Ans. Cricket, Squash, and badminton are the best recreational activity.
154. Emergency has declared in the city where his unit is located. He is the CO
of the unit. He…
Ans. Alerts the unit, provides the best possible support to the Deputy
Commissioner of Police, and performs his duties in accordance with army
norms and traditions.
155. While climbing an ice-covered mountain, the leader decides to take steep
climb and a friend falls in a ditch.
Ans. He throws a harness towards him and pull him out of ditch while continues
to motivate him.
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156. He is new in town & does not know the local language.
Ans. He moves around with his local friend and keeps google translate handy
whenever needed.
157. His money is lost, and he is new in town.
Ans. He will approach the police station and report the loss and contact his family
back home and ask them to send him some money that he can use
digitally.
158. His professor asked him to arrange for a picnic. Ans. He will take the
responsibility & arranges it well.
159. They are climbing a steep wall with help of ropes & some of them reach the
top, when the rope gives away,
Ans. The group that reaches the top throws the harness to the group in the middle
and assists them in climbing up.
160. His father and uncle quarrel over his intended inter‐caste marriage.
Ans. He talks to them, and they agree to getting him to marry inter-caste
girl.
161. He is forced to vote for a candidate not of his choice.
Ans. Voting is a discreet process, so he votes for his preferred candidate.
162. He is a student of final year, and his father expires. His uncle throws him
out of the house.
Ans. He approaches the police with his grievance and police interferes in the
matter and helps him to retain the house.
163. Two of his seniors are always against each other and give him conflicting
orders, he...
Ans. He should approach the immediate reporting officer and inform him that the
other senior's order differs from the one he issued. He should ask him for
clarification before issuing the final order.
164. The leader of his trekking team decides to take a longer route when time is
running out.
Ans. He approaches the team leader and notifies him that they are running out
of time and that the preferred route will take too long, therefore they should
take an alternate shorter route and he will agree him to his point.
165. In his train compartment, two gunmen force passengers to give their
belongings.
Ans. He along with the help of other passenger will bring the two gunmen down
and inform the police and hand them over in the next station.
166. He is travelling in train, and he lost his money.
Ans. He files a complaint with the RPF and approaches his family to send him
some money digitally so that he can complete his journey ahead.
167. They decide to give a treat to their retiring professor. He wants to give a
dinner party whiles his friends want just a tea‐party.
Ans. He checks with them why are they preferring a tea party over dinner and if
budget is an issue, then he proposes to host the dinner party at his home
instead of a restaurant.
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168. Exams are coming near, and he falls seriously ill.

Ans. He visits a doctor and takes medicine, recovers, and clears his exams with
flying colours
169. He and his father were going on a scooter when they met with an accident.
Both of them get hurt but his father is severely injured and on calling
for help no turns up,
Ans. He checks if the scooter is fine to drive and take him to the nearest emergency
hospital on the scooter, get him treated and his father recovers.
170. He works too hard in his family but also wants to
study further. Ans. He gets a scholarship for further
studies, and he pursues his dream.
171. On a ship doing his duty, he sees fumes and smoke coming out of a cabin.
Ans. He rings the fire alarm, assesses the fire's status, and eliminates any
combustible materials in the area. He will next turn off the power to that
cabin and put out the flames using the nearest portable fire extinguisher.
172. He is monitor of his class. He notices two of his friends bunking.
Ans. He approaches them and reminds them that they are his friends and should
act responsibly and set an example for others.
173. He was forced to join the Railways, but he was really not interested. Ans. He
chooses to follow his passion and does well in that field.
174. He saw a truck hit a cyclist on highway.
Ans. He writes down the vehicle's license plate number and reports it to the
highway patrol, all the while rushing to assist the rider, checking to
determine if his injuries are serious and taking him to the hospital.
175. All his family members are ill, and his father is out of town. There is no
money in the home.
Ans. He will arrange money from his friend, so he helps his family out with medical
bills. He will notify his father about the situation at home and return the
money to friend as soon as possible.
176. He doesn’t find a subject interesting to study so he.
Ans. Whether interesting or not, he still studies the same and clears the
examination if it’s a compulsory subject academically.
177. On opening the door of his bathroom in his room he finds a big snake hanging
from the ceiling. Ans. He quickly grabs a stick and kills it.
178. On opening the door of his bathroom in his room he finds a big snake hanging
from the ceiling. Ans. He quickly grabs a stick and kills it.
179. He returns late in night from NCC camp. His step mother doesn’t let him
in.
Ans. He will tell her mother about the situation and agrees her to allow him
to house.
180. While patrolling at unit man gate, a terrorist fired at his leg and bleeding
started badly and he is snatching his rifle.
Ans. He raises the alarm, uses his rifle in self-defense, subdues the terrorist,
captures and nabs him, and surrenders him to the authorities.
181. While on leave he heard radio and announcement about outbreak of
WAR.
Ans. He quickly gets in touch with his unit and confirms the news and heads back
to join them for the war.
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182. In field area, he was short of manpower; one of his jawans asks for the
leave on wrong excuse which he knows is false.
Ans. He declines his leave request and assigns him tasks as usual.
183. He is already late to complete his task. His colleagues refuse to co-operate
with him.
Ans. He gathers information from internet and books and completes the task to the
best of his knowledge.
184. While returning from picnic, it starts getting dark and he has lost his way.
Ans. With the help of the signboard and the neighbouring trees and buildings, he
figures out the correct route and returns home.
185. When his Boss does not agree with his views.
Ans. He presented his arguments in a more logical manner, and if there is a
disagreement, the task can be completed according to the boss's
preferences.
186. He works hard because
Ans. Because working hard makes him feel accomplished and happy.
187. he considers that the most important thing in the world. Ans. Serving his
motherland and being a law abiding citizen.
188. He receives an order from your CO to do certain work, but he feels that he
CO’s approach is wrong.
Ans. Completes the assignment as directed by the commanding officer and
attempts to communicate his point of view in a courteous manner.
189. While travelling in a train, he came to know that someone has picked his
pocket. He…
Ans. Try to alert the people, carry out a surprise check of the passenger de-
boarding the train with the assistance of railway police.
190. Due to financial difficulties, his parents find it difficult to give him further
education.
Ans. He was always a studies boy he prepares for the entrance in a reputed college
and gets a scholarship for his further education from the university.
191. While he is waiting for a bus, an accident took place in front him. He…
Ans. Makes a note of the vehicle's identification number, Informs the police
over the phone, provides for the person's first aid medication and
hospitalization, and notifies his relatives and friends.
192. He went on a mountain expedition which was a failure and one of your
friends got injured in the attempt.
Ans. Through sustained practical supervision and climbing operations, learns the
true art of mountain expedition and ensures success in the upcoming
mountain adventure.
193. He felt that the work he is presently engaged is useless.
Ans. He shifts to a field that has always piqued his interest, engages with it, and
feels fulfilled.
194. His friend lost his job and into financial difficulties.
Ans. He will help him to learn some more professional skills and help find
him a new job.
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195. On finding that you are losing the ground in a discussion with your
opponent. You…
Ans. During the conversation, he presents his point of view with more logic and
depth, and he persuades the group into agreeing with him.
196. In his office staff is not working efficiently. He…
Ans. Motivates the staff by giving a good pay and enough stimulating and
challenging job (depending on everyone’s skill) to keep them engaged
and satisfied.
197. He finds a task which is difficult. He…
Ans. Attempts to learn more about the assignment from his co-workers and
completes the task to the best of his ability.
198. His plan had failed in the very beginning. He...
Ans. Does not gets discouraged; instead, prepare a new thorough strategy and
complete the objective.
199. He is at home and dacoits have reached at his apartment and started
looting. He…
Ans. Alarm is raised, police are notified, and assistance is sought through a
helpline. The dacoits are met with hard resistance until the police comes
and catches the culprits.
200. He is asked to organize a variety show in the aid of Jawan Welfare in his
unit. He…
Ans. Makes a detailed program for the variety entertainment performance, goes
through intensive rehearsals, and guarantees that the variety show is
the finest it has ever been.
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Self Description Test
What is the Self Description Test?

At Service Selection Boards, the Self Description Test is the final test in the
Psychologist test series. It may be the last test, but it is just as important
as the first. This test confirms the Psychologist's findings of a particular
candidate, which he has made using previous tests such as TAT, WAT, and
SRT.
This test gives the Psychologist an idea of how well the candidate knows
himself, and whether or not he is aware of his own qualities and flaws. In
this test, the candidate must write five paragraphs in 15 minutes about his
parents, teacher or employer, classmates or friends, and the candidate's
own opinion about himself and what qualities he wants to develop in the
future.
How to do well in the SSB self-description test
• Talk to your parents, teachers, friends, and co-workers. Inquire about
people's positive and negative impressions of you.
• Avoid negative emotions such as hypertension, drinking, smoking,
and losing your temper. Negative characteristics such as low
participation skills, public-shyness, introversion, and poor
communication skills, among others, are better examples of negative
traits.
• When describing yourself, be honest and truthful. Never try to hide
any of your qualities from the psychologist; he or she will quickly
figure it out.
• Your Personal Interview will be based on the information you provided
in your Self- Description. Before you enter the interview room, the
interviewing officer will read this to you. He or she will double-check
your self-description by posing a variety of questions based on it. As
a result, be cautious about what you write in it.
• Never copy a self-description from a book or the internet because you
may forget it during your personal interview.
The following are some examples of self-description tests:
Generally, aspirants are required to write the self description test based on
the following:
✓ What are your perceptions of yourself?
✓ What are your parents' thoughts on you?
✓ What do your friends think of you?
✓ What are your teachers' impressions of you?
✓ What are your colleagues' opinions of you?
✓ What type of person do you wish to be in the future?
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Example 1:
Parents: My parents have always thought of me as a responsible and

respectful child. I should admit that I am my father's favourite. They have
always believed in me and know that I will succeed in any field because of
my academic achievements. My mother always comes to me for assistance
with mundane tasks. My parents, on the other hand, sometimes criticize me
when I try to express my wishes in opposition to theirs.
Teachers: I've always been a good and well-behaved student, and my
teachers have always recognized this. They motivate me to do my best in
everything I do. Aside from academics, I excel at extracurricular activities
such as games and sports. My teachers only disagreed with me when I
skipped classes to attend camps, sports events, or even the canteen.
Friends: My friends have always been concerned, admiring, and supportive
of me, and they have backed me up in a variety of situations. They always
come to me for assistance when I go to them. When I tell them, for example,
that we should follow the rules in the hostel, they usually disagree, but I
have always been able to persuade them to be disciplined.
Self: I am a genuinely nice person who is sympathetic and sensitive. I never
pass up an opportunity to assist my friends or others. I take on every
situation with bravery and boldness. I am upbeat and willing to take on any
challenging task. I excelled in NCC and sports as a student and performed
well in academics.
Goals in life and qualities I'd like to improve: Because experience is the
best teacher a human being can have, I'd like to seek out pleasant events
in my life in order to perfect all of my existing traits.
Example 2:
Parents: My parents believe I am a responsible boy/girl because I have been

helping them by getting a job in a good firm, and they have praised me
greatly for helping them establish a good reputation in society. They believe
I will achieve my goal of becoming an officer in the armed forces, and they
are committed to helping me do so.
Employers/ manager: My manager has always noticed that I've always
been hardworking employee. He inspires me to give it my all in all I do. I
learn from my mistakes and always eager to learn new things at workplace.
My manager always appreciate me for my time management skills.
Sometimes he also shares his personal life problems with me and expects
solution of it.
Colleagues or Subordinates: My co-workers or colleagues think of me as
a practical person who expresses himself/herself honestly. They say I am
cooperative, and that with mutual understanding, the entire team works well
together.
Self: I am an honest, responsible, and outgoing individual. With my thinking
analysis, I am confident that I can persuade others with my arguments. I
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am self-sufficient, well-mannered, and, most importantly, a person of strong

character. Whenever a situation arises, I take the initiative and come out on
top.
Goals in life and qualities I'd like to improve: I'd like to perfect all of
my existing qualities, so I'd like to seek out positive experiences in my life
because experience is the best teacher a human being can have.
Example 3:
Parents: Because I am an intelligent child, my parents believe that I am a

bright child with good skills who is capable of doing well in school. They also
believe I am capable of handling a difficult task on my own and seeing it
through to completion. They also think of me as a friendly kid.
Teachers: My teachers consider me to be a bright student who is also
honest and sincere. They also believe I am capable of organizing events and
managing and participating in team activities, so they entrust me with
responsibilities whenever they believe I am capable of handling them on my
own. They also recommend that I strike a balance between my studies and
my outdoor activities.
Friends: My friends appreciate how helpful and honest I am. They believe
that I am friendly and that I can assist them at any time, so they share their
joys and sorrows with me. They have faith in me and believe I am
trustworthy. They admire my dedication to any given task. They believe I
am a simple & cool person with whom they would like to spend more time.
Self: I think I'm a nice person who, despite having minor flaws, has a lot of
likable good qualities. I am honest and trustworthy. I am dynamic in that I
am capable of easily managing and handling serious and difficult situations,
as well as completing all tasks. I prefer to keep things simple and
uncomplicated in order to enjoy every moment of my life.
Example 4:
Parents: My parents believe I am a responsible boy/girl because I have been

helping them by getting a job in a good firm, and they have praised me
greatly for helping them establish a good reputation in society. They believe
I will achieve my goal of becoming an officer in the armed forces, and they
are committed to helping me do so.
Teachers: Teachers will tell you that I am an above-average student with
excellent communication skills. They express their joy at taking on any
responsibility for me and value my participation in class and college work.
They say I'm one of the best students in the class.
Friends: My friends describe me as a witty, loving, and straightforward
individual. They value my willingness to assist them with both academic and
personal issues. They are content when they are in my presence. Some of
them, on the other hand, complain that I am too talkative, but they
understand that it is simply because I enjoy having fun with them, and they
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enjoy it as well.
Self: I am a dedicated and hardworking individual who is not afraid to take
on new challenges. I'm enthusiastic about what I do and know how to get
things done. I consider myself to be a straightforward and honest individual
who does not believe in deceiving others and strives to be fair in everything
I do.
Life goals or qualities I'd like to improve: I am putting all of my efforts
into my academics in order to succeed. I am a little irritable, but I am
working on it. I am also working on all of my flaws and improving them as
much as possible.
Example 5:
Parents: My parents are aware that I am trustworthy, responsible, and self-

sufficient. They appreciate my concern for their well-being and that of my
younger brother. They value my confidence and competence in both
academic and personal pursuits. They are confident that I will have a
successful future and bring honor to the family. They sometimes think I'm a
little too confident and advise me to stay grounded.
Employers: My manages think I'm good at doing tasks in time bound
manner. They motivate me to work harder in company. They've given me
responsibilities to be the team leader to for some important projects of the
company. My managers are really patient and willing to help me anytime I
need it.
Colleagues: My team regard me as responsible, helpful, hardworking, and
dedicated. They admire my eagerness to continue learning as well as my
willingness to accept and improve on my flaws.
Self: I am a genuinely nice person who is sympathetic and sensitive. I never
pass up an opportunity to assist my friends or others. I face every situation
with bravery and boldness, and failure rarely breaks me. I am upbeat and
eager to take on any challenging task. I maintained an above-average
academic performance while also excelling in NCC and sports.
The aim in life and qualities I wish to improve: I believe I did not do
justice to my academic potential in high school and college. I have rectified
this issue in my professional life. I want to work more on my professional
skills by learning new things. I need to improve my physical fitness as well
as my general awareness, and I've been working on it with some success.
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Example 6:
Parents: Because my parents believe I am a responsible child, they always

assign me important tasks. Before taking any significant action, they consult
with me. They are always encouraging me to do my best. Despite their
dissatisfaction with my academic performance, they believe I am capable of
making consistent efforts to achieve my objectives. We have disagreements
from time to time, but we talk it out and come up with a solution.
Teachers: My teachers believe that I am strong in practicals but that I need
to improve my theory. They inspire me to do better in school. They have
assigned me duties such as school house captain, arranging plays, and also
coordinating events, among others. In college, I was elected president of
the cultural society that functions on campus. My teachers are very
understanding and willing to assist me whenever I need them.
Friends: My friends think I'm a lot of fun. On major issues, they always
follow my advice. We always talk about what we want to do in the future.
They inspire me to believe that I can achieve anything I set my mind to.
They always delegate some of their important family functions to me. There
are times when we disagree, but we talk it out and come up with positive
outcomes.
Self: I believe that in academics, I have not lived up to my full potential. I
assist my parents in their daily activities. I am a good friend who tries to
assist them in any way I can. I gladly accept the responsibilities that have
been assigned to me and do my best to fulfill them. I make every effort to
assist my brother and sister whenever they require assistance.
Goals in life or qualities I'd like to improve: I want to be a successful
person who works hard and puts forth a good effort. I'm learning to be more
focused on my objectives in order to achieve them. In order to improve my
vocabulary, I'm also working on it.
Example 7:
Parents: My parents think I'm a bright kid with good abilities. They believe
that because I am an active child, I am capable of excelling academically.
They also believe I am capable of handling a difficult task on my own and
ensuring that it is completed properly. They also think of me as a friendly
kid.
Teachers: My teachers believe that I am competent at the practical but
need to work on my theory. They inspire me to do better in school. They've
assigned me duties such as school house captain, play production, and so
forth. When I was in college, I was elected president of the campus cultural
society. My teachers are really kind and eager to assist me anytime I need
it.
Friends: My friends appreciate how helpful and honest I am. They believe
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that I am friendly and that I can assist them at any time, so they share their
joys and sorrows with me. They have faith in me and believe I am
trustworthy. They admire my dedication to any given task. They think I'm a
simple and cool guy, and they want to spend more time with me.
Self: I think I'm a nice person who, despite having minor flaws, has a lot of
likable good qualities. I am honest and trustworthy. I am not a particularly
bright student, but I am dynamic in that I am capable of easily managing
and handling serious and difficult situations, as well as completing all tasks.
I prefer to keep things simple and uncomplicated in order to enjoy every
moment of my life.
Goals or skills I'd like to enhance in my life: I'm putting everything I
have into my academics in order to achieve. I'm grumpy right now, but I'm
working on it. I'm also working on improving all of my flaws as much as can.
Example 8:
Parents: My parents believe that I am a liable child, and they have given
me the freedom to make important life decisions on my own, while still
ensuring that I receive proper guidance. My parents are also good friends of
mine, and we always find ways to have fun together. Though they are
dissatisfied with my academic performance, they believe that I can make
consistent efforts to achieve my objectives. They say I always give my all
when I am determined to complete a task.
Employers: My employers think I'm a reliable, punctual employee who is
well-organized and a good planner. They also believe I am very interactive,
transparent, and respectful in my dealings. They even say that I complete
all of my tasks on time and efficiently and that I set a good example for
others in the office to follow.
Teachers: My teachers believe that I am competent at the practical but need
to work on my theory. They inspire me to do better in school. They've
assigned me duties such as school house captain, play production, and so
forth. When I was in college, I was elected president of the campus cultural
society. My teachers are really kind and eager to assist me anytime I need
it.
Self: I believe I have not lived up to my academic potential, but I have a
habit of participating in extracurricular activities as well. I consider myself to
be an average student with potential beyond my core. I consider myself
responsible and confident, with a smidgeon of laziness sprinkled in here and
there because I've noticed people around me reminding me to finish my work.
The aim in life & qualities I want to improve: I want to be an officer in
the Indian Army as my father was in the army & inspired me to opt the army
as a career. I want to improve my physical and mental abilities, so I practice
yoga and meditation. I'm working hard to improve my general knowledge,
and I keep up with current events on a regular basis.
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Example 9:
Parents: My parents always assign me important tasks because they believe

I am a responsible child. They consult with me before making any major
decisions. My parents adore me and are always trying to encourage me to
achieve my goals. Despite their disappointment with my academic
performance, they believe I can put forth consistent effort to meet my goals.
We do have disagreements, but we always work together to find a solution.
I consider myself fortunate to have parents who are patient, loving, and
caring.
Teachers: My teachers think I'm good at the practical but need to improve
my theory. They motivate me to work harder in school. They've given me
responsibilities like school house captain, play production, and so on. I was
elected president of the campus cultural society when I was in college. My
teachers are extremely understanding and willing to help me whenever I
require it.
Friends: My friends describe me as a light-hearted, loving, and

straightforward individual. They appreciate my abilities to help them with
both academic and personal matters. When they're around me, they're
happy. Some of my colleagues will call me their brother. Some of them, on
the other hand, remark that I am excessively chatty, but they understand
that this is merely because I enjoy having fun with them.
Self: My task is something I am very passionate about. Because I enjoy what
I do, I have a consistent source of motivation to do my best. This passion
drove me to push myself every day and learn new skills that helped me do
work efficiently.
My life objective and qualities I'd like to enhance: My father served in
the army and inspired me to seek a career in the military, thus I'd like to be
an officer in the Indian Army. To assist me develop my physical and mental
capacities, I practice yoga and meditation. I'm working hard to increase my
general knowledge, and I stay updated on a regular basis.
Example 10:
Parents: My parents consider me to be a good son or daughter who is very

obedient. They see me as a bright child who will help the family gain
notoriety. They notice how helpful I am to my siblings and value my concern
for them. They believe I am very caring toward my family and that I will assist
them in their time of need.
Teachers: My teachers describe me as an above-average student with
excellent communication skills. They are ecstatic when I take on
responsibilities and value my participation in class and college assignments.
They say I'm one of the best students in the class.
Friends: My friends describe me as a witty, loving, and straightforward
individual. They value my willingness to assist them with both academic and
personal issues. They are content when they are in my presence. Some of
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them, on the other hand, complain that I am too talkative, but they
understand that it is simply because I enjoy having fun with them, and they
enjoy it as well.
Self: I consider myself to be a responsible and honest young man or woman
who strives for success. I am conscientious about my work and complete it
ahead of schedule. I believe that cooperation is the key to success, and I
enjoy assisting others whenever they need it. I am a typical student who
enjoys reading and playing chess.
My life goal and qualities I'd like to improve I would like to be an officer
in the Indian Army because my father served in the army and inspired me to
pursue a career in the military. I practice yoga and meditation to help me
improve my physical and mental abilities. I'm working hard to improve my
general knowledge, and I keep up with current events on a regular basis.
Example 11:
Parents: My parents consider me to be a disciplined individual. They like my

attitude when I offer my services to help with household chores. I am quite
obedient to them. They frequently request my assistance whenever we have
a visitor because they believe I can organize everything. They don't always
approve of my late-night TV viewing, but I believe that TV is the best form of
entertainment after a long day of office work.
Subordinates or Employers: My employers are my seniors, who like me
because I am consistent in meeting the commitments I have made. I am
always on time and complete my tasks on time. Whenever a meeting or
conference is scheduled, they always prefer my services. They even seek my
advice on critical issues from time to time. They don't always appreciate it
when I assist my co-workers in completing their tasks, but I believe it is
never wrong to assist anyone, especially when a friend requires our
assistance.
Teachers: Teachers would tell you that I am a smart kid with good
communication skills. They express their delight at taking on any
responsibility for me and value my involvement in class and college work.
They say I'm one of the best students in the class, although I can be a little
cheeky at times.
Self: I consider myself to be a very courageous person when confronted with
adversity. I am adamant about achieving my goal. In my approach, I am
always pragmatic. I always make quick and logical decisions. I am socially
adaptable in all aspects of life.
My life goal and qualities I'd like to improve: I want to face more and
more challenges and risks in life to put my courage and stamina to the test.
I want to learn more and more about people. So that I can broaden my
knowledge and develop my personality in all aspects, using whatever method
I choose. I aspire to be a successful person in my life. I enjoy advising others.
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Example 12:
Parents: Because my parents believe I am a responsible child, they always

assign me important tasks. Before making any major decisions, they consult
with me. My parents adore me and are constantly trying to motivate me to
succeed. Despite their dissatisfaction with my academic performance, they
believe I am capable of making consistent efforts to achieve my objectives.
We do have disagreements from time to time, but we work together to find
a solution. I consider myself fortunate to have such understanding, loving,
and caring parents.
Teachers: My teachers believe that I excel in the practical but that I need
to work on my theory. They inspire me to do better in school. In college, I
was elected president of the cultural society that functions on campus. My
teachers are very understanding and willing to assist me when I need them.
Friends: My friends describe me as a witty, loving, and honest individual.
They admire my abilities to help them with academic as well as personal
difficulties. When they're with me, they're happy. My buddies will refer to me
as their brother in some cases. Some of them, on the other hand, remark
that I am excessively chatty, but they see that this is merely because I enjoy
interacting with them.
Self: I believe I have underutilized my academic potential. At all costs, I
attempt to persuade my parents. I consider myself to be a good friend, and
I try to assist them in any way I can. I try to do my best to carry out the
responsibilities that have been assigned to me. I always try to assist my
brother and sister when they are in need.
My life objective & qualities I'd like to enhance: I want to confront more
and more obstacles and risks in life in order to test my fortitude and stamina.
I'd like to know more and more about folks. So that I can increase my
knowledge and develop my personality in all aspects, whichever I see fit. In
my life, I want to be a successful person. I appreciate giving advice to people.
Example 13:
Parents: My parents believe that I am a good son who is very obedient.

They see me as a bright child who will bring the family name and fame. They
notice how much fun I am having with my siblings and appreciate my concern
for them. They believe that I am very thoughtful towards family and that I
assist them in times of need. My parents complain that I am extravagant,
but they also know that I always buy high-quality items.
Friends: My friends describe me as a funny, loving, and straightforward
person. They value my ability to assist them with both academic and personal
issues. They are content when they are around me. Some of my friends will
refer to me as their brother. Some of them, however, complain that I am
overly talkative, but they understand that this is simply because I enjoy
having fun with them.
Teachers: Teachers will tell you that I am an above-average student with
excellent communication skills. They express their joy at taking on any
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responsibility for me and value my participation in class and college work.

They say I'm one of the best students in the class, but I can be mischievous
at times.
Self: I consider myself to be a responsible and honest young person who
strives for success. I am a punctual worker who completes my tasks on time.
I believe that mutual cooperation is the key to success and enjoy assisting
others who seek my assistance. I am an average student who enjoys reading
and playing chess.
Example 14:
Parents: My parents have always regarded me as a dutiful and obedient

child, and they adore me. I should admit that I am my father's favorite. They
have always believed in me and believe that I will succeed in all areas because
I excelled in academics. My mother always comes to me for assistance with
routine tasks. However, when I try to assert my wishes, my parents criticize
me.
Teachers: My teachers say that while I thrive in the practical, I need to focus
on my theory. They motivate me to work harder in school. I was elected
president of the campus cultural society when I was in college. My teachers
are incredibly kind and eager to help me when I need it.
Friends: My friends have always been supportive, admiring, and helpful to
me, and they have encouraged me in a variety of situations. They always
come to me for the assistance, just as I go to them. However, when I tell
them that we must follow the rules, such as those of the hostel, they mostly
disagree with me, but I have been able to persuade them to be disciplined.
Self: I am a fantastic communicator. I take pride in ensuring that people
have the right information because it leads to better results. Most problems,
whether in life or at the border, stem from a lack of communication, so I feel
obligated to keep everyone on the same page.
Example 15:
Parents: My parents understand that I am trustworthy, responsible, and

self-sufficient. They appreciate my concern for their well-being and that of
my younger brother. They value my confidence and competence in both
academics and extracurricular activities. They are confident that I will have
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a successful future and bring honor to the family. They sometimes think I'm
a little too confident and advise me to stay grounded.
Colleagues: My colleagues frequently compliment me on my upbeat
personality. They enjoy my company and appreciate my attitude when I assist
them. They occasionally complain when I do not accompany them to late-
night movies or parties, but I believe it is better if we manage these programs
during the day.
Teachers: My teachers say that while I thrive in the practical, I need to focus
on my theory. They motivate me to work harder in school. I was elected
president of the campus cultural society when I was in college. My teachers
are incredibly kind and eager to help me when I need it.
Self: I am ambitious and driven. I thrive on a challenge and set goals for
myself on a regular basis so that I have something to strive for. I am not
satisfied with the mediocrity, and I am always looking for the ways to
improve as well as to achieve greatness.
Note: Please keep in mind that these are only an example of Self-
Description. Please do not copy if your opinion differs from mine. Simply
come up with an idea and write your own Self- Description.
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Group Planning Exercise (GPE) Samples
We provide 10 Group Planning Exercise or Military Planning Exercise samples

with solutions in this article. This will assist you in comprehending the
fundamentals of GPE as well as how to narrate GPE or MPE in your SSB
Interview. It is the most crucial section of the GTO Tasks. Each of you in your
Group may have a different GPE or MPE solution, and the last one of you
must narrate a common solution that incorporates all of the solutions. The
most important factor in GPE is time management.
What is GPE?
The GTO's first task is a group planning exercise, which should be viewed as
an excellent opportunity to make an impression on the GTO. A group planning
exercise consists of a series of problems designed to bring out all of a
candidate's ‘officer-like qualities,’ which include the ability to lead (the lads),
organize, courage, teamwork, spontaneity, and effective intelligence, among
other things.
Tips & tricks for GPE:
✓ Maintain appropriate body language because it will aid you in group
discussions.
✓ To make your point more effectively, use proper postures and gestures.
✓ Follow the directions on the map to find your location. If you have the
opportunity to tell the story, use direction, distance, time required, and
the appropriate time.
✓ When GTO tells a story, pay close attention and count the number of
problems. It will assist you in remembering the number of issues and
prioritizing them accordingly.
✓ Prioritize your solution; provide the most assistance to the person who
requires it.
✓ Use your resources wisely, and you'll have a better chance of standing
out in your group.
✓ Make a strategy with your group the day before the task. It will assist
you and your group in sticking to a strategy.
✓ Do not interrupt someone who is narrating the conclusion in the middle.
✓ If you believe a member of a group talks excessively or is intimidating
in any way, try to speak with him before the task begins and explain
that the goal is to be recommended rather than to fight.
✓ If you can give a reason for your points, it will be easier for others to
understand you.
✓ To make your point more effectively, use proper postures and gestures.
✓ Always maintain a positive attitude while performing a task; you are
there for a discussion, not a battle.
✓ If you can give a reason for your points, it will be easier for others to
understand you.
✓ Divide the group into groups based on the requirements. More people
should be dispatched to areas where the situation is more precarious.
Now, we go through various samples of GPE.
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Samples/Examples of GPE:
Sample No.1
Narrative
You are a group of students traveling by minibus from Kalapur to Nimganj,

a nearby district town, to take an exam that begins at 11:15 a.m. After
leaving from the minibus at village Ruppar, you are waiting for the steamer
to cross the River Koyal. Suddenly, a villager approaches you for assistance,
telling you that an old dilapidated haveli on the outskirts of Ruppar has
collapsed, crushing five men, two of whom are seriously injured.
He also claims that while working in his nearby field, he overheard two
terrorists planning to blow up the Railway Bridge on the River Koyal at 10:15
a.m., when Mimganj-Kalapur passengers pass through. He went on to say
that they had gone to village Chara, where they planned to exchange the
contraband they were carrying with another party at Raju Hotel at 10:20
a.m. and devise a plan to destroy a Pontoon Bridge on the River Koyal further
upstream, and that as you were listening to this villager, another shepherd
came running up to you, asking for assistance to put out a fire in his hut
where he stored haystack and fodder for his cattle
The following is some additional information:
• The streamer service runs twice a day and departs for Nimganj at 9:30
a.m.
• The minibus leaves Kalapur at 9:20 a.m. and travels at a speed of 40
kilometers per hour.
• Local communication from Ruppar village is down due to a problem.
• On the River Koyal, the fishery department has one rowing boat with
a capacity of four people. Upstream, the maximum speed is 6 kmph,
and downstream, it is 15 kmph.
• At 10:30 a.m., the down train departs Kalapur and arrives in Nimganj
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at 11:00 a.m.
The time is now 9 a.m. As brave young men, what will you do?
Answer
At Ruppar, we are a group of ten students. To give the exam, we must arrive
in Nimganj by 11:15 a.m. We are currently awaiting the arrival of the steamer
and must deal with the following situations in the meantime:
▪ To provide first aid and evacuation to all five people who have been
injured.
▪ To alert and assist authorities in preventing a bomb blast at the
Railway Bridge.
▪ To apprehend terrorists in the village of Chara. We'll take the following
steps to deal with these situations:
➢ Two of us will attend to the injured and borrow a jeep from Ruppar.
The injured will be transported to Kalapur and admitted to the
hospital. Because the distance is 45 kilometers, it will take two hours
to travel and arrive by 10 a.m. In the same jeep, this group will travel
to Chara. The distance is 20 kilometers, and it will take 30 minutes to
reach the fourth group.
➢ In a boat, three of us will cross the river to the other side. We will
then take a car to Nimganj and arrive by 9:15 a.m., having informed
the police station in Mimganj and the railway stations in Nimganj and
Kalapur, so that the Nimganj Kalapur-Passenger train can be delayed.
This group will go to Railway Bridge with the police and bomb squad
to defuse the bomb. Because the distance is 10 kilometers, they will
arrive by 9:30 a.m. in a police jeep.
➢ Two of us will take the boat to the pontoon Bridge and guard it until
the second group of cops and Bob squad arrives. The distance is 6
km, so it will take 12 hours to get there.
➢ At 10:20 a.m., three of us will ride with armed villagers to Chara on
motorcycles to apprehend terrorists from the Raju hotel. The group
will take up position ahead of time, apprehend the criminals, and
hand them over to the police.
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Sample No.2
Narrative
You are a group of students who have traveled from Amarpur for a picnic and
are currently staying at the Rest House near the river. After your picnic, you
decided to return to your original location, but the minibus you were riding in
developed a mechanical problem, which will take about an hour to repair. While
you were contemplating the problem, a villager from Tulsi approached you and
informed you that six militants were planning to loot village Kalsi at around
3:30 p.m. while he was on his way to his village.
At 4:00 p.m., two of the same group's miscreants will attempt to kidnap a
wealthy individual in the village of Kali. All six miscreants will return to Kirti after
finishing their work, collect illegal items as planned, and board the train at 4:30
p.m. from the railway station. Meanwhile, a person approaches you and informs
you that he has lost his monkey, which is his primary source of income and asks
for your assistance in relocating the animal. While you were listening to the
villager, a local approached you and informed you that rocks had fallen on the
railway track due to a landslide, and a passenger train is scheduled to depart
from Sherpur railway station at 2:30 pm, posing a risk of a train accident.
There is additional information available below.
• Near RH, there are two boats available.
• Weapons can be found in Kalsi village.
• At a distance of 10 kilometers around the sketch, the district
headquarters and city can be reached.
What will you do now that it is 2:30 p.m.? As brave young students, what will
you do?
Answer
We have a group of ten people, trying to deal with the following issues:
▪ Clearing the railway track and saving the lives of train passengers
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▪ Save the person who is about to be kidnapped's life.

▪ Terrorists apprehended
▪ The monkey problem.
It is now 2:30 p.m.; planning will take fifteen minutes, and the understated
course of action will be followed.
Two of us will get in the jeep near the highway and drive straight to the railway
station, where we will report the landslide on the railway track to the railway
authorities.
We'll also notify Sherpur and Lakhanpur Railway Stations, and we'll try to get
the train to Sherpur before 2:30 p.m. The distance between the resthouse and
the railway station is approximately 8 kilometers, which we will cover in 15
minutes. Around 2:25 p.m., the same students will leave for Lakhanpur, where
they will inform the police and other higher authorities about militants around
3:45 p.m., before returning to the rest house.
Simultaneously, four of us will take a jeep off the road and mobilize weapons and
four villagers to move village Kali and save the person who is likely to be
kidnapped by miscreants at 4 p.m. We'll take up position, attack, and apprehend
them while waiting for the cops to arrive, at which point we'll hand over the
criminals to them. Simultaneously, three of us will board the boat and travel to
the village of Kalsi, where we will assist the villagers in any way possible and
complete the task. Following that, we will assemble at the designated location
and return to our original positions.
Sample No.3
Narrative
You and your GDC Diggal friends took your college bus to chyaar to go
boating. You had a wonderful day and intend to return. You noticed a couple
screaming for help because their boat had a hole in it. You had intended to
do something, but a person approached you and was severely injured. He
told you that five terrorists were hiding in the Riwalsar village forest, planning
to fire on villagers before attacking the chief guest at the Riwalsar mela at 3
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p.m. He also informs you that the fish plates are broken and that the train
will arrive at 4:30 p.m. Another person, who had his hand broken and was
bleeding, came to you to inform you that some animals had entered the
village Mahadev and were injuring people and that he had also seen some
decoys planning to loot the Shiv Temple by 4 p.m.
You noticed smoke coming from the Matuli bus stop. The time is now 2 p.m.
What will you do, as young and brave students?
Answer
How to approach?
Problems:
▪ Drowning couple
▪ Two injured men
▪ Terrorists’ plan to attack CM as well as villagers at riwalsar
▪ Animal hurting people at village mahadev
▪ Fire at matuli bus stop
▪ Broken fish plates
▪ Dacoits at Shiv temple Resources available: College bus
Members available: 8 students + 1 bus driver Plan:
➢ The group will be split into four subgroups, each with two members.
➢ Group 1 will rescue a drowning couple, while group 2 will provide first
aid to an injured person, with very clear communication to groups 3
and 4 regarding their roles in between.
➢ All groups will take the bus, and groups 1, 3, and 4 will get off at the
main road, while group 2 with the driver will take injured to diggal
hospital.
➢ Group 1 will take the lift and immediately reach the matuli bus stop,
where they will control the fire and inspect the entire situation with
the help of people.
➢ Group 3 will now visit the village of mahadev. They will come together
with the locals, go to forest officers near village mahadev, and assist
in saving people from animals.
➢ Group 4 will leave by taking a lift for the railway platform, where they
will inform railway officers of broken fish plates.
➢ With the assistance of railway officers, they will contact local police
and inform them of the terrorist plan to attack cm and the local
people, as well as the loot at the shiv temple.
➢ By 3:30 p.m., everything will be completed.
➢ Group 4 will now reunite with group 1 and group 3 at the matuli bus
stop, reach the chayaar and main road junction, wait for group 2, and
then return to college.
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Sample No.4
Narrative
You are a group of ten friends from Sanjouli College who are taking a two-
day bus trip to the ABC Resort. In between, you can stop at a tea stall near
the Ramgarh Cycle Repair Shop. In the meantime, a farmer approached you
and informed you that there are five terrorists near the D-factory and that
his two cows, which were his only source of income, had been deviated in
Raipur village. Meanwhile, a man arrived from Ramgarh village, bleeding
profusely, and told you that he was walking with his son near the railway
track when they came across a tree that had fallen on the track and that
some goons had taken his son to Ramgarh forest. A lady in Prem Nagar is
having labor pains and needs to go to the hospital right away, according to
the farmer.
The train crossing is scheduled for 1 p.m. The time is now 10 a.m.
What will you do, as young & brave students?
Answer
How to approach?
Problems:
▪ D- factory terrorists
▪ Village of Raipur lost cows
▪ The person who has been injured
▪ A boy has been kidnapped in the Ramgarh forest.
▪ Pregnant woman at prem Nagar
▪ At Ramgarh, a tree has fallen on the track
Resources available: college bus, cycle or means of transportation at tea
stall as well as cycle repair shop
Members available: 10 + 1 farmer + 1 bus driver Plan:
➢ The group will be divided into 5 sub-groups, each with 2 members.
➢ Group 1 will travel to prem Nagar with the farmer, with the assistance
of cycle shop and tea stall owners, to bring pregnant women safely
to the main road.
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➢ Group 2 will provide first aid to an injured man, get on the bus with
group 5, meet group 1 on the main road, take a pregnant woman and
the people with her, and leave for sanjouli hospital.
➢ Group 1 will get on the bus and head towards Raipur village to recover
cows, along with the farmer.
➢ Group 3 and 4 will cycle to Ramgarh village, gather villagers, and split
into two groups.
➢ Group 3 will go to Ramgarh forest with villagers to save the kidnapped
boy.
➢ Group 4 will go to the s-j point to remove the tree from a track in the
meantime.
➢ Group 5 will go to the police station and inform them about the
terrorists at the d- factory as well as the kidnapped boy.
➢ Group 5 inform the official at the rail-road crossing through pco about
the fallen tree on the track, tell him about group 4's plan of action,
and request immediate action.
Sample No.5
You are a group of ten students returning to your doper hostel after a picnic
in Rampur. Your vehicle developed a problem and you left it at a garage near
a petrol pump. Your group decided to take the ferry instead because your
jeep would be repaired by 6 pm. You came to a halt at a tea stall, where one
of your friends discovered a rifle and accidentally fired a bullet, injuring him
in the shoulder. While you were debating what to do, a young boy
approached you, asking for your assistance because his father had broken his
leg after falling from his cart near the wheat fields. As he finished, a man on
a bicycle approached you and informed you that miscreants are hiding in a
shanty village and are planning to remove fish plates from train tracks as well
as blast a train going from Dholpur to Rampur that leaves at 4:45 p.m. and
is scheduled to blow over the bridge at 5:30 p.m.
And because the villagers are afraid of the goons, they are not reporting the
incident to the police. Just as he finished, a woman approached you and
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asked for assistance because her cow had become stranded in marshy land
and was her only source of income. It is now 4 p.m., and you must arrive at
the hostel by 7 p.m. You are also informed that a bus from Shampur to
Dholpur departs at 5 p.m. At the ferry, boats are also available. There isn't
a phone or a mobile phone that works. What would you do if you were in this
situation?
Answer
Prioritization:
▪ Person shot with a bullet: reason: he requires immediate assistance
due to excessive bleeding, which is dangerous to him.
▪ A person with a broken leg: the reason is that we have enough time
to deal with the train problem, and the farmer is unable to travel on
his own. He also requires medical assistance.
▪ Because the train is scheduled to depart at 4:45 a.m. and arrive at
the bridge at 5:30 a.m., it is now 4:00 a.m., and we can give this
problem a third priority.
▪ A cow is stranded in a marshy area. Because no human life is involved.
Each problem's solution & subgroup assignment:
Problem 1: A first issue is a person who has been shot.
➢ First and foremost, I'm going to use cloths to stop his blood from
flowing (think the solution in these 7 points)
➢ Who: There are two of us.
➢ What: transport the individual to the hospital
➢ When: Begin at 4:15 p.m., as planning and lifting will take some time.
➢ Where: To the hospital, specifically.
➢ How: We'll get a lift from passing cars.
➢ Time & distance: It will take about 15 minutes to cover the 15-
kilometer distance, plus another 15 minutes to transport him to the
hospital.
➢ Action: The person was admitted to the hospital and treatment began.
and dispatched an ambulance to pick up the person with the broken
leg and transport him to the hospital.
Problem 2: A person with a broken leg is the second issue.
➢ Who: two of us + a cycle + that person's son
➢ What: will take him out to a wheat field so that an ambulance can pick
him up.
➢ When: at 4:15 p.m.
➢ Where: we'll go from a tea stall to a wheat field.
➢ Using a bicycle and a cart
➢ Time & distance: a 4 km cycle will take approximately 10 minutes,
and we will take him out on his cart in approximately 10 minutes.
➢ Action: We'll take him to a tea shop and wait for an ambulance to
take him to the hospital, where he'll be treated.
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Problem 3: train issue.

➢ Who: we are a group of three.
➢ What: One will notify the shanty village police, and the other will
notify a railway employee at a manned railway crossing.
➢ When: 4:15 p.m.
➢ Where: village police station and manned crossing
➢ How: Using villagers' motorcycles or cycles, 1 will travel to the police
station with the assistance of villagers. The other two will run to the
ferry and board a boat to the manned crossing near the temple.
➢ Time & distance: One man will use village resources to locate the
police station in 20 minutes, and two others will cover 3 km in 10
minutes before returning 8 km by boat in 10 minutes, as the current
will assist us.
➢ Action: Notifying the appropriate person in a timely manner will
resolve the issue by 4:50 p.m.
Problem 4: a cow in a marshy area
➢ Who: 2 of us + a lady + a villager who alerted us to criminals
➢ What: the cow will be taken out of the marshy land.
➢ When: They'll begin at 4:15 p.m.
➢ Where: will relocate to a marshy area
➢ How: We'll gather resources such as rope, manpower, a few sticks,
and a wooden plank, and use them to pull the cow out.
➢ Time & distance: we'll cover 2 kilometers in 5 minutes and then
gather resources in 10 minutes. And it takes about 30 minutes to get
the cow out.
➢ Action: With the help of the villagers, we will save the cow.
Until 5 p.m. When all issues have been resolved,
➢ We'll all meet at the tea stall at 5:20 p.m. to catch the bus to the
garage, where we'll pick up our jeep and return to the hostel before
7:00 p.m.
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Sample No.6
Narrative
After regular administrative responsibilities near Division Headquarter, you
(or as many in your group) are returning to your unit in Lalpur. You pulled
over to the tea shop for a cup of tea and to let the daily convoy ascend Soni
Hill pass you by. While you were sipping your tea, you noticed your three-
ton truck driving down the hill on its own, having hopped over the stones
that had been placed under its wheels. The automobile tumbled down the
road as you all chased after it. Suddenly, a jeep appeared on the horizon. It
collided with the jeep by the time you got to the 3 ton. You discovered the
driver unconscious and an officer bleeding from a head injury in the co-driver
seat. He said he was from the Intelligence Corps and that he had just learned
that some anti-national elements had planted dynamite near the Yamuna
River Bridge and were planning to assassinate the GOC as his car crossed it
on its way from the helipad near Divisional Headquarters. The GOC is
scheduled to arrive at 1800 hours. They also plan to assassinate the Betia
village headman around sunset, approximately 1830 hrs, because he is an
informer. He passed out after saying this. The tea shop proprietor came
yelling for help just as you were considering taking action. He claimed his
pony had tumbled down the hill and fractured his leg, but that it may be
salvaged if you could get it to Betia village right away, vet doctor.
Additional Information:
• Lalpur and Sonpur are border towns with a large army presence.
• The 3-ton wind shield and headlights have been damaged. The jeep
has been severely damaged.
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• Every day, the convoy returns to Lalpur and crosses the Temple
around 1700 hours.
• At 1645 hours, a civil bus departs Betia for Lalpur.
The time is already 1700 hours; what do you propose to accomplish as a
bold young man?
Answer
Priorities:
▪ The injured driver and the intelligence officer will be taken to the
hospital.
▪ To defuse the device at Yamuna bridge and to bring the GOC van to
a halt on its way there.
▪ To avert the assassination of the village Betia's headmen.
▪ To take the injured pony to the hospital. Divisions of groups:
We will divide our group into four subgroups
▪ G1: 2 men
▪ G2: 2 men
▪ G3: 2 men
▪ G4: 2 men Plan:
➢ At 1700 hours, the caravan passes by the temple. One of us will stop
the convoy and alert them of the problem; G1 will accompany the
injured and transport them to the hospital in Lalpur village with the
help of the convoy. By 1800 hours, they'll be there.
➢ Will borrow some troops and a vehicle from the convoy, and G2 will
travel to the Yamuna bridge via Betia hamlet with the convoy. One of
us will make a pit stop in Betia village and tell the local police of the
situation. and request that they notify the bomb-disposing authorities
and direct them to the Yamuna Bridge as soon as possible.
➢ G2 will detect the bomb at the bridge with the help of the convoy and
police officials, and the bomb will be diffused with the help of bomb
diffusing authorities. They'll finish the job by 1810 hours.
➢ Meanwhile, G3 will travel to the road track intersection via the river
bridge, where he will stop GOC's car and alert him of the issue.
➢ Now G4 will accompany the injured pony to village Betia, using the
damaged jeep to transport the pony to the vet, and then alert the
village headmen of the problem. They'll be joined by the G3 and
police officers later, and they'll save him and apprehend the
terrorists.
➢ By 1840 hours, they will have completed the task.
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➢ They will convene at the temple by 1910 hrs. and return to Lalpur
after fulfilling all of their chores.
Sample No.7
Narrative
You are a squad of Shyamgarh college students (as many as there are in
the group) who have just returned after winning the Dinapur District
Volleyball Championship. Your college's victory celebrations will begin at
7.30 p.m. You noticed the attendant lying in a pool of blood when your
minibus stopped at the petrol pump – cum – garage to have the headlights
of the minibus service. He told you that some anti-social elements had
beaten him up and left him dead before robbing him of all his belongings
and disconnecting the phone lines. He'd eavesdropped on their chat. At
6.45 p.m., they planned to exchange a significant delivery of cocaine for
arms from a foreigner near the Rock.
The fish plates on both railway lines on the bridge had also been removed.
You're aware that around 6.30 p.m., an express train crosses the bridge.
Two of their men were also hidden near the ferry, planning to assassinate
Tota Ram of Badli Village, a police informer. The ferry features a motor boat
with a top speed of 20 kilometers per hour, which the two men planned to
employ for their later escape. The pump attendant passes out after hearing
this. Then one of your pals runs up to you from the mini-bus, telling you
that he needs to take the mini-bus back to Dinapur College's office, where
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your Silver Trophy and medals have been left. It's 5.30
p.m. right now. What are your plans?
Answer
Tasks to be completed:
▪ Before 6:30 p.m., notify the railway about the fish plates to avoid an
accident.
▪ As soon as possible, administer first assistance to the attendants.
▪ Totaram's life must be saved.
▪ Inform the coast guard about the antisocial elements' drug
consignment exchange scheme.
▪ Return the trophies to Dinpur.
▪ Attend the celebrations until 7:30 p.m. Resources available:
▪ We have a bus, a driver, a volleyball team of ten players, and a coach
(in all resource of 12 humans)
Plan:
➢ Arrange the group into four subgroups. 2 in each of two groups, in two
groups of four, there are a total of eight people.
➢ Send one group with an attendant to Shyamgarh by auto-rickshaw
for treatment and to report the incident to the police station.
➢ With the use of a minibus, a four-man delegation arrives in Badli to
alert Thota ram and the police station about the situation.
➢ Take the motor boat to the location where the fish plates were taken
with the assistance of the police, and leave two members there to
keep two red cloths on both sides.
➢ Two members with a motor boat will go to the coast guard and alert
them of the rock situation so that they may take the appropriate
action.
➢ They return to Dinpur with four members in a minibus to inform the
matter there, as the fish plates have been removed to the railway
authorities, and they have collected the trophies and will return to
college in a timely manner.
➢ All of the groups will return on schedule and take part in the celebration
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of the games.
Sample No.8
Narrative
You are a group of eight students from the city. Deer had gone riverbank to
go boating. You'd positioned yourself at a point A on the river's southern
bank. You were going to village Tiger to bring drinking water while your pals
were boating. As you cross the railway line, you see that one of the railway
line's fish plates has been removed. A young lad ran up to you, screaming
that he had overheard five terrorists planting a strong road mine to kill the
Chief Minister, who would be traveling by in an hour. Terrorists were hidden
in the bush nearby.
At the same time, a villager came to tell you that two young girls had been
attacked by a tigress and were unconscious in the bush. Then another man
comes up to you and says his haystack is on fire and he needs your help. Vill
Lion has a police station and a PCO. A PCO messenger inquires about your
identity and notifies you that your mother is severely ill and that your
presence is necessary urgently. As you begin to walk, you notice that a young
beautiful daughter of Pradhan of Vill Tiger, who was strolling with you,
stumbles and falls into the ground well. You, on the other hand, do not know
how to swim.
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The Vill Pradhan possess five guns with him. At 1600 hours, the train will
pass past your location. Between the cities of Deer and Bear, a half-hour bus
service is offered. In Vill Fox, there are a variety of carts to choose from. A
motor boat with a top speed of 10 kilometers per hour is available. The
current time is 14:15 hours.
What will you do if you have a jeep and are a young and brave student?
Answer
Priorities:
▪ The daughter of the local pradhan is saved.
▪ Terrorists placed a road mine in the path of CM.
▪ Repairing a fishplate that has been removed.
▪ Rescuing and bringing the jungle girls who had been mauled by
tigresses.
▪ I'm informing my neighbors to look after my mother.
▪ Putting out the heystack fire.
▪ Soon I'll be able to return home safely. Plan:
➢ First, I'll use a rope and bucket to pull the local pradhan girl from the
well with the help of residents from Tiger Village. I'll report back to
my team and update them on the situation till 1445. We'll devise a
strategy.
➢ I assigned team A of three pupils to go to the police station in Village
Lion and inform the officers about the road mine in the path of CM's
arrival, as well as inform them that terrorists are hiding in the forest.
Also, with the assistance of the police, notify the railway emergency
number in the local PCO about the fishplate removal near the village
lion.
➢ Team A will also contact my mother's neighbor to take care of her
and transport her to the hospital since I will be returning in a few
hours.
➢ Two students from Team B will venture into the forest to save two
females who have been attacked by tigresses and will transport them
to the village fox hospital after first aid.
➢ Team B will also make an effort to persuade the people of Tiger
Village to put out the heystack fire.
➢ One student will travel to the railway track where the fish plate has
been removed and will wear a red shirt in the event that a train
approaches. Despite the fact that authorities have previously been
notified by team A He will also serve as a point of reference for the
authorities.
➢ Two kids from Team C will go into the woodland where terrorists are
hiding. With the cooperation of villagers and the village Pradhan,
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Tiger ensures that terrorists will not be able to flee until the police
arrive, as Team A has informed the police.
➢ After planning till 1505 hrs, everyone returns to point A about 1720
hrs to execute their task. From there, they will return to their house.
Sample No.9
Narrative
You (or as many of you as there are in the group) were chosen from various units to
participate in a river rafting adventure and assigned to the unit Shakarpur. You had
set up a makeshift camp this morning before the journey to practice on the Rajpur-
Shakarpur canal. "Sir, approximately 10 minutes ago, I was approached by the Post
Master of Lanka village who had obtained information that certain antisocial elements
were planning to blow up the water headworks at Rajpur at 1600 hrs." a member
from TCP at Lanka came hurrying to the camp and said. He also stated that the 3-
ton co-height drivers were somewhat higher than the tunnel. This was a brand new
3-ton truck that was picked up from the Rajpur railway yard. TCP's representative
stated, "All telephone lines, including civil lines, are down." Meanwhile, one of you
yelled loudly that he had forgotten his life jacket at the unit. While you were
pondering your next steps, one of the members of the party who had arrived at the
canal first ran up to you and informed you that one of the boats had capsized and
one of the occupants had consumed a large amount of water, necessitating rapid
evacuation.
Additional Information:
• The 1-ton vehicle you were riding in has gone to Shakarpur and is expected
back at 1430 hours. The rafting team's in-charge officer has gone to
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Mirapur's Engineer Regiment and would be returning by 1700 hrs.

• You have been given weaponry and ammo as a result of heightened terrorist
activity.
• There is no police station in the immediate vicinity. The current time is
1400 hours. What would you do if you were in this situation?
Answer
Problems:
▪ Water was swallowed in order to save the person's life.
▪ The Water Tank Must Be Saved.
▪ Miscreants are being pursued and apprehended. Plan:
➢ We will split in the group of 5-2-1.
➢ Two of us will go to the canal and provide first aid before transporting him
to the hospital in Lanka village with the help of some vehicles on the nearest
road.
➢ 5 of us will rush to Rajpura with our weapons and ammunition from the
shortest route, 6.5 kilometers, using running cars as soon as possible, to
apprehend the miscreants and finally arrest them.
➢ Only one person will remain in the camp so that when the vehicle arrives
from Shakarpura, he will accompany them to Rajpura and inform the
Commanding Officer by satellite phone, which must be present in the car. As
a result, he will arrive with the police, and we will hand over the criminals to
them.
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Sample No.10
Narrative
You're a group of students (as many as there are) from Dilnagar's Government
Engineering College. Your group had taken the college van to Kali Lake for a picnic.
While you were preparing to return to your institution for the 7.30 p.m. Inter College
Musical Nite, a forest ranger approached your group and asked for assistance. You
noticed that he was bleeding profusely and was hobbling significantly. When
questioned, he said he was battered by a group of dacoits who were intending to
steal the valuable idol from the Seba shrine around 4 p.m. and hand it over to
smugglers hiding in the Kasori Forest Reserve. Another group had decided to loot
the passenger train between DilNagar and Sadak Pur near the Kasori Forest Reserve
Rail Bridge on Dhir Nadi, according to the guard. At at 4.30 p.m., the Sadakpur-
DilNagar passenger train crosses the Dhir Bridge. While you were thinking about it,
you noticed that a young couple who had also come for the picnic was yelling for
help. When you turned around, you saw that the young couple in the boat was
drowning and desperately screamed for aid. When a fisherman came racing for
rescue because his boat had broken its moorings and was drifting on the Kali Lake,
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you were still in shock and trying to retain your cool. The time is now 3 p.m. How
would you, as a group of energetic young students, deal with the situation?
Answer
Problem prioritization:
▪ Drowning of a young couple in their boat.
▪ A forest guard has been injured.
▪ Seba temple has been robbed of a precious idol.
▪ Dilnagar-Sadakpur passenger looting
▪ The drifting boat of a fisherman. Resources available:
▪ 8 to 10 Dilnagar engineering college students
▪ The driver and the college van
▪ A fisherman came for help with his drifting boat.
▪ At Kamal gaon, PHC Hidden resources available:
▪ Seba railway station RPF or GRPF
▪ Dilnagar or Sadakpur government hospital
▪ Seba or Kamalgaon villagers
▪ Vehicular traffic in the Dilnagar-Sadakpur area.
▪ Worker in the construction site near Seba village Distance & time:
▪ 10 to 11 km unmetalled road from picnic spot to temple
▪ 10 km from picnic spot to Seba railway station
▪ 12 km from picnic spot to Dhir nadi railway bridge
▪ 15 km from picnic spot to Kamalgaon PHC Speed of advance:
▪ Car, Bus, Van, Lmv: 40 kmph
▪ Tractor: 20 kmph
▪ Motor cycle: 40 kmph
▪ Walking or Running: 6 to10 kmph
▪ Motor boat: 10 kmph
▪ High-speed boat: 20 kmph Plan:
➢ Sub group the group into four sub-groupings.
➢ Two students rescue the young couple and then recover the fisherman's boat
from the boat club.
➢ Two students will take the injured forest guard to Kamalgaon PHC in the
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college van after providing first aid to the guard. Take him to Sadakpur if he
requires additional medical attention.
➢ Two groups of 4 boys proceed to Seba temple and railway station and notified
railway staff of passenger train looting.
➢ Stop the theft of idols and inform the villages.
➢ Reunite at 6 pm at Seba railway station for the return trip to college.
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This E-book Contains the Following:

2. Story Writing Samples 4

3. Word Association Test (WAT) Samples 45

4. Situation Reaction Test (SRT) Samples 56

5. Self-Description Test (SD) Samples 73

6. Group Planning Exercise (GPE) Samples 85

for all the candidates to practice who are appearing for

SSB/AFSB/NSB. You will have to look no further to find the Practice

material for TAT, WAT,SRT,SD,GPE as this E-book contains all in one.

BYJU’s Exam Prep’s SSB Interview E-Book is designed keeping mind

situation solving time by practicing the situations given in this book.

test of the SSB Interview called Group Planning Exercise, These

Story Writing Samples

Rahul aged 24 is a native of Pratapgarh, graduating from Delhi University In

Mahesh native of Meerut, UP aged 24 recently qualified the SBI PO exam

Sam a resident of Inderpuri, Delhi is graduating from Delhi University. After

Mohan native of Surajpur is 25 years old and graduating in Agricultural

Ram aged 26 a resident of Kanpur, UP is posted as an enforcement officer in

Rupesh Bane 26 years old is a native of Noida, UP and is currently posted

Rohan 25 years old is a native of Ikhdi and is currently selected in Indian

Akshay resident of Kasganj is currently pursuing MBBS from AIIMS Patna.

Mahesh resident of Surajpur, Greater Noida is a student in National School

Sudha resident of Gurugram is a doctor at Medanta Hospital. Her father is

Manoj belongs to a fisherman community from Goregaon, Pune and currently

Rakesh 28 years old is a native of Gandhinagar, Gujarat and is currently

Mohan 39 years old is a native of Silarpur village in Rajasthan and bears 3

Vihan 26 years old is a native of Rajouri Garden, Delhi and is currently

Nimesh 27 years old is native of Ghaziabad and works as a supervisor in a

Aashay 24 years old is a native of Prayagraj and is currently studying in

spread awareness about women empowerment and against their

Anuradha 26 years old is a native of Kasganj, UP and has recently been

Radhika resident of Saharanpur, UP and is currently posted as the village

Vishesh a resident of Khajjiar, Himachal Pradesh pursuing BSC degree in

Vivek 27 years old is native of Sonmarg, Kashmir and is a trained skiing

Suhaas 24 years old is a resident of Ahmedabad, Gujarat and has just

Madhur 27 years old is a resident of Hisar, Haryana and is a graduate in

Sharad Singh an environmentalist and conservationist, posted as the forest

Gaurav 24 years old is a native of Sardhana and just got commissioned as

Ashok Kumar is an Assistant Professor in Maulana Azad medical college, Delhi.

Madan is a woodcutter in the Sunder ban Mangrove Forest area in West

Sanjay 29 years old, a resident of Sonipat, Haryana owns a dairy business

Supriya a resident of Pune, Maharashtra runs a YouTube channel and cover

Mathimaran native of Kozhikode, Kerala belongs to a tribe found in that area

Word Association Test

1) ABIDE – Disciplined Students abide rules sincerely.

38) AWARD – Capt. Vikram Batra was awarded with PVC.

77) CIRCUMSTANCES – Mature people adjust themselves according to the

115) JUMP – The horse fell in the last jump.

124) LITERACY – The literacy rate in India is currently at 77.7%.

159) NEGLIGENCE - The company were guilty of gross negligence.

199) PRECAUTION – Precaution keep mistakes at bay.

243) RISK – Calculated risks always help a person to get success.

286) SYSTEM – Following system is important to maintain order.

331) HURDLE- Tactics help to overcome hurdles.

376) WIFE- Wife holds house together with her care.

Situation Reaction Test

13. He was given the task of planning the farewell party.

63. He thinks that he is more intelligent. Give reasons.

87. You are getting late in reaching meeting. You would..

129. Generally, people don't listen to his argument.

168. Exams are coming near, and he falls seriously ill.