The selection technique followed by the ISSB is three dimensional. All candidates appearing before the ISSB are to
take three different types of tests, i.e, psych tests, GTO tests and Interview.
The Psychologist Officers, Group Testing Officers and the Deputy Presidents, who are specialists in their
respective fields, administer these tests.
We assess you in order to determine who amongst you possesses the potential for leading the military outfits in
peace and war.
PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTSThese tests include intelligence and personality tests and are held on the morning of the first day.Intelligence Tests.These are of two main types; verbal and non verbal. Candidates who fail to come up to theminimum standards are screened out. They are allowed to proceed back to their homes after the test on the first day. Mechanical Aptitude Test.It is designed to assess candidates' basic mechanical sense.Personality Tests.These are written tests of analytical/ projective type. Responses provide indicationOUT DOOR TESTSout door testGroup Tests. In group tests the candidates are put through a number of standardized situations to find out the degree of officer like qualities in a candidate i.e., team spirit, initiative, resourcefulness etc, and whether the candidate’s personality fits him for a practical role that an officer has to play in the Armed Forces. For these tests, the candidates are divided into groups. The tests include:-Group Discussion.Informal discussions are conducted in a group on given topics.Lacturate
candidate has to speech on given topic for 2 minutes.
Group Planning.A group plan for a given problem on the model is to be evolved.Group Tasks.Three group tasks are conducted in which candidates are presented practical situation andleft to solve these. Normally these comprise obstacles over which the group is required to carry objects of sufficient bulk and weight. Command Tasks.Each candidate is in turn appointed the commander of the group and given a practical taskrequiring several men. Individual Obstacles.Simple obstacles which a candidate is required to tackle.INTERVIEWSInterviewer assesses the candidates in an informal and objective manner. The questions would mainly pertain to the candidate's life, academics, awareness and general aspects requiring the candidates' views. |
Selection Criteria
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