Guneet Gandhi

What's the funniest thing you have seen here on LinkedIn? Whatever it is, but I am sure this is gonna beat them all 😭👇🏻 (see images) PS- people are crazyyy creative!

This was my second attempt at SSB. (NDA 147 2021) Just like the first time, I cleared the written exam (NDA-147) with ease, and now it was time for the SSB interviews. I had a less-than-ideal experience during my first attempt, and unfortunately, this time started with a HICCUP too. SSB interviews are scheduled in different batches within a 3-4 month timeframe. I wanted to select the July batch, but somehow, it automatically allocated me the October dates. I couldn't figure out whether it was our error, or a glitch on their end. But I had no choice but to accept it. My interview was set for 10th October 2021, and my college was commencing on 7th October. Despite the tight schedule, I managed to make all the necessary arrangements and reached Gandhinagar, Gujarat. I should mention that this time I applied for The Air Force, and the process was scheduled at 3 AFSB Gandhinagar. It was quite a sizable batch this time, with around 220 participants. The aptitude round went fine I guess, and the group discussion round was also promising. However, as we waited for the results, my confidence waned. As I felt, I COULDN'T CLEAR the screening round. Reflecting on WHY I COULDN'T MAKE it this time, I identified a few factors: 🎖️ I forgot to carry my belt, and that made me self-conscious about my formal appearance. Officers have a keen eye, and my discomfort might have been noticeable. 🎖️ I struggled with anxiety about whether I would be selected or not, affecting my thinking during the aptitude test, possibly leading to avoidable mistakes. 🎖️ In the back of my mind, I was eager to get back to college and enjoy, which distracted me from maintaining my focus. If someone is planning to go for CDS, keep in mind- • The SSB is a long and challenging process, but it's important to stay positive and enthusiastic. • SSB is all about assessing your personality and potential. It's important to be confident and authentic throughout the process. • Most importantly, don't try to be someone you're not, because the assessors will be able to tell! Don't make the mistakes that I made! You can visit the link below to read about my 1st SSB interview. That one was quite a ride. https://lnkd.in/dHySdUAd Follow Guneet Gandhi for more #SSB #motivation

Keep an eye! Job applications might open anytime soon Prafull billore now has some huge competition. Nikhil Singh bro I thought you were joking 😭😭