Defence Academy Coimbatore

23/06/2020

Defence Academy Coimbatore- Offers Online test Pack for Sainik - RMS- RIMC

It contains questions pertaining to:-
a) English
b) Mathematics
c) Science
d) Social Studies
e) Mental Ability Test (verbal) and (Non-verbal) tests
The cost of an Online test pack is Rs.200 Only
To order online-
Please visit:-
www.ssbcoaching.com or
www.sainikrimc.com
There are more than 3000 questions in class VI, Class VIII and RIMC level Test pack
Instant Results
Weekly more and more tests are added
Previous years questions added with solutions
Call:6382494918
Defence Academy also offers
Complete Entrance Skill Builder guides for the above examination

20/06/2020

What is SSB and How to face it? How to Prepare for SSB interview?- Some Tips collected from here and there.
Read it and choose what you want.
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Practical SSB Coaching
On line psych assessment
By Dr. N. Lakshmanan
98420 06144
SSB assessment is Three pronged approach.
Karmana- Demonstrated Performance
Vacha---- In simple term Expression Verbal
Mansa-- How your mind thinks
Why any dish tastes good?
It should have the right ingredient right mix and right preparation.
In this world there are three types of persons.
1. Performer
2. Follower
3. Observer
I do not have to tell you what type of person you should be to qualify the so called services selection board.
First of all one should know about one’s own strength. ( Both physical and mental)
Let us take some simple thing like reading a novel
If the novel has 2000 pages, many like me will avoid touching it
For I do not have patience to go through 2000 pages to read a story, which may or may not be interesting to me.
(Deduction, I do not have patience to read a big novel)
But that does not mean I do not have a desire to know what it is all about.
SO what do I do?
I may go through a an abridged version of the same book.
Or I might like to ask a person who has read the full book to let me know the theme in a nutshell.
Here the reader may be able to tell you something about the story.
The person who read and summarized the whole book might have brought about the important aspects
Depending upon the circumstances you may go in for
An abridged version or just hear it from someone who has read the book
A person who has neither read the book nor had heard it from others will not be able to talk about the content of the book.
Do what best suits you.
( I for one will go in for an abridged version and save on time and money, yet learn what the author wants to tell the reader)
Reading the book is like reading the book written by the author first-hand info
Seeing a movie about the book and second-best
Just listening to your friend narrating is of the low order.
So First aspect is
KNOW YOURSELF
Know your strength and weakness
Put in the best effort to correct that is required to be corrected.
( For this you have to condition your mind and body)
What do you do about something that cannot be corrected?
Avoid exposing this to others
By putting others' interests before your own is the best policy.
Here once again I would like to reiterate that you should know what you can do and what you cannot ( use your common sense)
There is one question in SRT
(Situation Reaction Test)
You and your friend both were walking near the river bank. Suddenly your friend slipped and fell into the river.
Both of you do not know swimming.
The current is moderate and the river is deep, there is no one around
What will you do?
Before you answer this question look at the various aspects
a) You do not know swimming
b) The river is deep
c) Moderate current
d) No one is seen around.
e) Your friend also does not know swimming
Your answer should consider all the above facts and come out with a reasonable answer.
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18/06/2020

A winner
What does it mean to fight fate?
Read the struggle of one our cadet who was trained by Defence Academy Coimbatore

He is now an officer posted in AEC.
He was an ethical hacker. (Then)
Though he made it in SSB in the First attempt, the fate eluded his success by not making him get into merit list
A fighter as he was cleared his second SSB and this timed topped the merit list and made it to IMA.

Lt. Raj, your struggle has been posted in our SSBCOACHING.COM web site so that others can get motivated and succeed in spite if any set back that they might face.

Doctors ruled out IMA cadet (GC) Rajshekhar’s possibilities of survival as the 27-year-old suffered multiple organ failure after fainting during a customary drill session in the academy. But, Rajshekhar defied the death and got his first posting attached with the 12 Assam Rifles, which is the world’s highest battlefield in Siachen. Rajshekhar was commissioned from the Indian Military Academy (IMA) as Lieutenant in the Indian Army in Dehradun on Saturday.

Rajshekhar recalled his toughest experience when he suddenly collapsed due to dehydration routine drill session wherein cadets were required to run long distance with heavy loads on their back. “I suddenly collapsed due to dehydration during the pahla Kadam exercise in which cadets were required to run a distance of 10km with heavy loads on their back,” Lieutenant Rajshekhar, who hails from Tamil Nadu told Hindustan Times.

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Credits: HT/Vinay Santosh Kumar
Due to this, he was admitted to the hospital and was kept in ICU for 18 days and at the high dependency unit (HDU) for 22 days. He had to take rest for 40 days for a complete recovery. Doctors who analysed Rajshekar’s condition said that his kidney and liver had suffered 70% damage.

“I was admitted at the hospital’s intensive care unit (ICU) for 18 days and at the high dependency unit (HDU) for 22 days. The doctors clearly told my trainers that I won’t survive,” Rajshekhar said.

It is learnt that two other cadets lost their lives last year while doing the exercise. When Rajshekhar started recovering, doctors urged him to quit the course citing his medical conditions. Even his mother and brother advised him to stay away from training.

“I was not prepared to give up. After being discharged from the hospital, I started working out in the gym for four hours daily and it paid. I not only survived but became fit enough to complete the course in time. My company commander and platoon commander gave me invaluable support while I was in the hospital,” he added.

At the passing out parade, he received the best motivator award for his Never-Give-up attitude. He comes from Maidanbatti, a small village in Madurai district of Tamil Nadu. He lost his father when he was studying Class 10. Rajshekar’s mother, Santhi did tailoring jobs to support the family.

Both Rajshekhar and his brother were in school at that time. “It was not an easy journey to this day. It was full of hardships and struggle, but I never gave up as I was determined to achieve my dream of serving my country,” the army officer said.
“It’s nothing compared to the medical conditions I fought and survived,” the army officer said as he’s gearing up to take up the new challenge. never quits- Story of Lt. Rajsekar

18/06/2020

What does it mean to fight fate?
Read the struggle of one our cadet who was trained by Defence Academy Coimbatore

He is now an officer posted in AEC.
He was an ethical hacker. (Then)
Though he made it in SSB in the First attempt, the fate eluded his success by not making him get into merit list
A fighter as he was cleared his second SSB and this timed topped the merit list and made it to IMA.

Lt. Raj, your struggle has been posted in our SSBCOACHING.COM web site so that others can get motivated and succeed in spite if any set back that they might face.

Doctors ruled out IMA cadet (GC) Rajshekhar’s possibilities of survival as the 27-year-old suffered multiple organ failure after fainting during a customary drill session in the academy. But, Rajshekhar defied the death and got his first posting attached with the 12 Assam Rifles, which is the world’s highest battlefield in Siachen. Rajshekhar was commissioned from the Indian Military Academy (IMA) as Lieutenant in the Indian Army in Dehradun on Saturday.

Rajshekhar recalled his toughest experience when he suddenly collapsed due to dehydration routine drill sessions wherein cadets were required to run long distances with heavy loads on their back. “I suddenly collapsed due to dehydration during the pahla Kadam exercise in which cadets were required to run a distance of 10km with heavy loads on their back,” Lieutenant Rajshekhar, who hails from Tamil Nadu told Hindustan Times.

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Credits: HT/Vinay Santosh Kumar
Due to this, he was admitted to the hospital and was kept in ICU for 18 days and at the high dependency unit (HDU) for 22 days. He had to take rest for 40 days for a complete recovery. Doctors who analyzed Rajshekar’s condition said that his kidney and liver had suffered 70% damage.

“I was admitted at the hospital’s intensive care unit (ICU) for 18 days and at the high dependency unit (HDU) for 22 days. The doctors clearly told my trainers that I won’t survive,” Rajshekhar said.

It is learned that two other cadets lost their lives last year while doing the exercise. When Rajshekhar started recovering, doctors urged him to quit the course citing his medical conditions. Even his mother and brother advised him to stay away from training.

“I was not prepared to give up. After being discharged from the hospital, I started working out in the gym for four hours daily and it paid. I not only survived but became fit enough to complete the course in time. My company commander and platoon commander gave me invaluable support while I was in the hospital,” he added.

At the passing out parade, he received the best motivator award for his Never-Give-up attitude. He comes from Maidanbatti, a small village in Madurai district of Tamil Nadu. He lost his father when he was studying Class 10. Rajshekar’s mother, Santhi did tailoring jobs to support the family.

Both Rajshekhar and his brother were in school at that time. “It was not an easy journey to this day. It was full of hardships and struggle, but I never gave up as I was determined to achieve my dream of serving my country,” the army officer said.
“It’s nothing compared to the medical conditions I fought and survived,” the army officer said as he’s gearing up to take up the new challenge.

17/06/2020

What is NDA?
National Defence Academy

Why should I join it?
If you want to get trained in the ASIA's Best Military based Educational Institute, that offers free training you should join it
What else does it do?
It converts a civilian boy into a Gentleman and worthy of getting commission

What about sports?
You name it, its there?

Like what?
To name a few:-
Archery
Billiards
Cricket
Diving
Equestrian
Flying
Golf
Hockey
Indoor Gymnasium
Javelin throw
canoeing
Long Jump
Mountaineering
Navigation
Olympic games
Ping pong
Quizzing
Racing
Swimming- Squash
Tennis
up-down Obstacle Race
Volleyball
watermanship- Water Polo
x-Fencing
Yachting
z- Zeroing rifles and shooting
There are close to 30 odd hobby clubs.
What about food and accommodation is it Free?
Yes, par excellence

Will I be looked after if I fall sick?
Highest standard of Medical attention will be provided by Military Hospital

Do I get a degree on completion of the course?
Yes, B.A., B.Sc, B.Tech depending on your choice

What about leave?
You will be provided with up and down AC class travel, every term ends with about one month leave (Term Break)

Can my parents and friend visit me while I am undergoing training?
Yes on Sundays and Holidays

Can I go out and enjoy myself like a civilian?
Yes but after you pass a small drill test

Is it easy to get admission?
All I can say is it is competitive and if you are determined and work hard it is easy

Can I visit the academy before I make up my mind?
By all, means, it is restricted to Sundays, but you have to get prior permission, they will take you on a guided tour?

Can Girls join the academy?
Very soon, plans have been made, it is just a matter of time

What are the procedures to get admission?

Must have completed 12th standard at the time of joining
Must be between 17.5 years to 19.5 Years
Must qualify a UPSC Written Test, Services Selection board Interview, Medical exam and must be within 350 in the All India Merit list
Last but not least must be mentally prepared to undergo a tough training
If you still have any doubt just walk into Defence Academy Coimbatore for details

You can also watch NDA Training video on youtube?

Where do I get some pre-selection Coaching?

There is no need for any coaching, it should be your study room and 100% willingness

One NDA Guide with 10 years solved papers and plenty of practice will be sufficient to SUCCEED

What about SSB Interview coaching?
You can join any institute that has All the three assessment officers, like
Defence Academy Coimbatore
www.ssbcoaching.com

17/06/2020

NO SUCCESS (In Written test) NO TUITION FEE- Sainik Entrance Coaching
DEFENCE ACADEMY COIMBATORE
For All India Sainik School and Military School Entrance Examination Study kit class VI and IX
ONLINE Test contains about 4000 questions asked in previous years Sainik entrance
Rs. 200 only per Pack
To Order online
Pl visit
www.sainikrimc.com call 94437 20076 or 83824941918
Subject: Sainik School Entrance Examination 2021-22 Session
The programme for the Entrance Examination is given below:-
Online Registration for admission 05th Aug, 2020 to 23rd Sep 2020
Issue of Admit Card 02nd Dec, 2020
Date of Entrance Examination (SUNDAY) 04th Jan, 2021
Completing evaluation of Answer Scripts 12th Jan to 20 Jan 2021
Publication of Final Merit List Roll No wise 03rd Feb to 07th Feb 2021
Medical Exam 20th Feb to 10th March 2021
Publication of Merit List with Waiting list 20th March, 2021
Deficient schools 28th March to 30th March 2021
Note::
Overall admission towards of willing parents
on the Combined Merit List, Category-wise by

Entrance Coaching for Sainik school and Military School
3 Months Residential coaching offered by Defence Academy Coimbatore
NO SUCCESS (In Written test) NO TUITION FEE

Terms and Conditions:-
The aspirant will be made to take an IQ test by our Psychologist (contact no: 98420 06144) Must Score above 125 in IQ Test
The average is 85 to 105
The candidate will be made to undergo a physical check-up by Retd Army Doctor- Must be declared Fit
The candidate should stay and prepare under our guidance for a period of 3 months in our academy
The entire Tuition fee has to be paid in advance
If the candidate does not pass in the written test we will give back the 100 % of the fee charged as TUITION FEE
Food and accommodation and the misc fee collected will not be given back
For further Details call
094437 20076
email: [email protected]
ONLY 10 SEATS PER BATCH- JOIN TODAY
Defence Academy Coimbatore

Here is a free Maths worksheet- let the child take the test he or she must score 80% and above (class iv maths portion) Free Worksheet Maths

16/06/2020

NDA- Entrance - Tips to prepare
Before you even think of applying for NDA, please do go through the details about the syllabus
Many boys appear for the examination without preparing to face the exam
I am from Sainik School, and let me tell you how I, prepared for the entrance examination:-
To start with the school started motivating us right from class VI, we were given lectures by many senior officer of all the three armed forces about life in NDA and how it shaped them
During class VIII we were taken to witness the IAF Officers' passing out parade
During Class IX we were taken to OTA to witness the Passing out Parade of army officers
During Class X we were taken to Indian Naval Academy to witness the Passing out parade
During Class XI we were taken to National Defence Academy to witness the Passing out parade and interact with our school seniors who were undergoing training at NDA

These visits made most of us to take the NDA exam seriously, we were told about 6 to 7 lakh candidates appear each year to face this exam, in which only about 400 make it for training at NDA
So, we learned about its difficulty and started preparing for the same from class X just after the 10th standard examination
I am an average student, so I started my preparation from class X onwards.

HOW I WENT ABOUT?

1. Collected all the original question papers from my seniors. (now a days you can just down load it from the net)
2. Started with English and Maths on reqular basis. Other subjects were revised only on Friday and Saturday.
3. I bought a pearson Guide for NDA, Last 10 years maths solved papers and subscribed to Success Review GK Magazine
4. For maths, I took in one week (3 days of 3 hours each session was given only to prepare a chapter.
5. For English I allotted every Wednesday. Solving old papers
6. For all other subjects except current affairs I relied entirely on the previous 10 years solved papers
7. Just two months prior to actual exam, I started my preparation via internet solving timed online test
8. Every third day, along with my class students, we requested our teacher to set question papers, this we did religiously so that we could gain speed and accuracy
9. The teachers were of help, they used to discuss the problem and solve the difficult ones in the class.
10. I must have solved about 30 odd full set of papers before I sat for the entrance exam.
Note: Since you have to get atleast 40% in each subject that is covered in NDA exam, one should not neglect any subject

I succeeded in my first attempt and went on to qualify SSB, I took some coaching in school as well as Defence Academy Coimbatore
To-day I am an officer in the executive branch of the Indian Navy, and aiming to compete for MARCOS Training

Motivate yourself, write you aim clearly in Black and white and paste it in front of your study table, this will keep beconing you to out in your best
This is Lt. S.H - Wishing you all the best

14/06/2020

Commence your journey to become an INDIAN AIR FORCE OFFICER
INDIAN AIR FORCE OFFICER Defence Academy Coimbatore is here to guide you to succeed in the exam and make your dream come true
Step 1
Step 1 Written Test- Air Force Common Admission Test
a) FLYING Bracnch
b) GROUND DUTY (TECHNICAL AND NON-TECHNICAL) BRANCHES.
c) NCC Spl Entry
d) Meteorological Branch
e) Law Graduates
Who can apply- Both Male and Female
Age
(a) Flying Branch. 20 to 24 years as on 01 July 2021 i.e. born between 02 July 1997 to 01 July 2001 (both dates inclusive). Upper age limit for candidates holding valid and current Commercial Pilot License issued by DGCA (India) is relaxable up to 26 years i.e. born between 02 July 1995 to 01 July 2001 (both dates inclusive) (b) Ground Duty (Technical/ Non-Technical) Branches. 20 to 26 years as on 01 July 2021 i.e. born between 02 July 1995 to 01 July 2001 (both dates Inclusive).
Training. Training will commence in the first week of July 2021 for all courses at Air Force Academy Dundigal (Hyderabad).
Flight Cadets shall receive a fixed stipend of Rs 56,100/- per month during one year of training.
Online testing will be conducted for AFCAT entry at various centers. Candidates registering for AFCAT entry will have to pay an amount of Rs. 250/- (non-refundable) as examination fee. However, candidates registering for NCC Special Entry and Meteorology Entry are not required to pay. Details of conduct of exam, examination centers, and mode of payment are available in the notification.
REGISTRATION FOR ONLINE APPLICATIONS WILL OPEN ON 15 JUN 2020 AND CLOSE ON 14 JULY 2020
website https:// careerindianairforce.cdac.in or https://afcat.cdac.in.
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Written Test Coaching Offered- Contact us- Written-test coaching will commence from 21st June till three days prior to actual Examination
Classes would be conducted at our academy daily from 1000 hours to 1400 hours

13/06/2020

Dear aspirant, here are a few questions that you need to solve in one hour time .
Its marking Right answer 4 marks, Wrong answer Minus 1 Mark.
Subjects covered are: - English, Maths, General Ability, including GK and Current Affairs and Int test
We have added common military knowledge of Air Force, Navy, Army, and Central Police Force Organisation History in a chapter name as common military knowledge.
Defence Academy Coimbatore – Offers coaching for these examinations.
This is a startup where you will come together and exchange ideas and learn together to enrich the knowledge and improve yourselves.
We have no instructors you will be acting as instructors and will contribute for buying books and maintenance of the workplace. Food and snacks during weekly get together.
So, welcome to “Armed Forces and Central Police Organisation Preparatory Academy Tamil Nadu”
We collect a membership fee of Rs.10000 a onetime fee; on paying you will be able to make use of the facilities and Library.
On every Saturday we will organize a health run and on SUNDAY a Weekly Mock Test.
The language of test will be English. Membership is open to all students irrespective of gender.
The academy will be inviting guest speakers once a month from various fields to talk and motivate you. Here is where you will be able to interact with them and learn from them.
There will be no time limit for you can come to academy till you succeed. So let us join together- Learn from each other and succeed in achieving our aim.
Our Faculties will be guiding you. Who are they?
Retd College Professors, Defence Officers, Teachers, serving officers, police officers and other leading professionals.
For those who care for themselves and others, please come over and join hands with me to make this academy niche a name for itself in the history of Coimbatore
You can contribute, online articles, expertise in any field. The common aim should be to finally wear the uniform of your choice. Presently we do not have hostel facilities hence it may not be possible for us to house anyone in the premises of the Academy. You may make local arrangements for the weekend. Send your Registrations (1. Name, 2 Education, 3. S*x, 4. Age, 5. AIM, 6. Achievements)
To [email protected]

12/06/2020

UPSC NDA 2020 Free Study Material
Download Skill Finder test with Answer Key
NDA Written Test (900 Marks) & SSB Interview (900 Marks)
Defence Academy Coimbatore offers the following:-
SSB Interview coaching
Online Psych Assessment
Online Interview Assessment

Pratical GTO Outdoor Tasks

Important detail UPSC NDA 2020 Exam on 6th September 2020
UPSC NDA 2020 (2) Registration Postponed to 16 June
To fill in online application form visit Combined NDA 2020 (2)

Written Test:-

NDA Exam

PAPER I – MATHEMATICS
Total Marks 300 Marks
Total No. of Questions 120- Marks awarded for Correct answer 2.5 marks
Marks deducted for the wrong answer -0.85
Exam Duration 2.5 Hours

PAPER II – GENERAL ABILITY
Total Marks 600 marks- Total No. of Questions 150
No. of questions in English Section 50
No. Of questions in General knowledge Section 100
Maximum Marks for English 200 marks
Maximum Marks for G.K. 400 marks
Marks for Correct Answer -4 marks in both sections
Marks for Incorrect Answer -1.33 marks in both sections
Exam Duration 2.5 Hours
For ssb interview -Join

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Visit our academy to find out if you can pass the written test
by taking our skill finding test

Know in which subject you are strong and in which subject you are weak

Walk into our academy any time between 0700 hours to 1000 hours to take the skill finding test
It would be a computerbased test

50 q maths
and 110 Q General ability
Instant result
Printed results will be given to you
Cost of taking the test is just rs.100 only

11/06/2020

For those who want to become class, I Gazetted Officers here is an opportunity
Age under 25years
Edn - Min Degree
For OTA and CAPF Female candidates can apply

Selection Process for UPSC CAPF (AC) 2020
UPSC CAPF (Assistant Commandant) Recruitment is carried out to fill vacancies of

Central Industrial Security Force (CISF),
Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB),
Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF),
Border Security Force (BSF)
and the Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP).
Candidates who want to appear, need to appear for three successive rounds and qualify them individually.
These rounds are:
Written Examination (18 August),
Physical Efficiency
and Medical Standards Tests,
and Interview/Personality Test
The final selection of the candidate is purely based on merit.
Candidates who would qualify the CAPF Assistant Commandants (Group A) examination will be appointed in any one of the forces as per their choice and merit list standing
the Border Security Force (BSF),
Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB),
Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF),
ITBP (Indo-Tibetan Border Police)
and the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF).
Selection Process for UPSC CDS 2 Exam 2020

The UPSC Combined Defence Services (CDS) Exam is held twice every year for recruitment of officer cadre
for courses carried out by

Indian Military Academy (IMA),
Indian Naval Academy (INA),
Air Force Academy (AFA)
and Officers Training Academy (OTA).
Candidates who want to get selected need to appear for two phases:
Written Exam
SSB Interview
Merit list
For those who want to apply for All the three, they will have to appear for Maths and General ability test
FOR OTA only General ability test is required to be passed

Women candidates are not permitted to appear for the Air force and Navy under this scheme

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Entrance Exam Coaching centre for SSB,NDA,CDSE,AFCAT,PABT,IGRUA,SAINIK,RIMC,RMS,WOMBAT at coimbatore. Model Question Paper for Sainik,RIMC and Military School

10/06/2020

Are you planning to put your son or daughter In Sainik School?

Here are a few facts that you should know before you finally decide for admission.
1. General cut off marks for admission in most of the schools in class VI is around 80% + ie 240/ 300 and above.
2. Since the age limit is up to 12 years, many students who are now studying in class VI will be trying for admission in class VI of Sainik / Military Schools.
3. The boys will be writing exam whose syllabus is that of class V, so a boy studying in class VI will do much better than the boy who is studying in class V.
4. The boys who complete their studies in Sainik School may not be able to gain admission in NDA. The statistics say that only about 10 to 20 % are successful in joining NDA.
So, please plan what your kid will do after +2, if he /she do not make it into NDA.
5. The fee for a year is about 1.68 lakh for Gen category and about 1.5 for ST/ ST.
6. In case the student still wants to try for Defence Services, then best option would be to try and qualify JEE. This is applicable for both Army and Navy Technical Entry. Also should have scored well above 70% in PCM in Class XII
7. To conclude the boy will become disciplined and self-reliant after completion of the school studies.
8. Silver lining is that the sainik school boys normally do well in studies / as well as extra-curricular activities during college days.
9. Lastly before you even attempt to fill in the admission form for written test, get the child , medically examined and an IQ test conducted by a qualified clinical child Psychologist. Our experience tells us that only boys and girls who score well above 125 in IQ perform well in the sainik / Rashtriya military school written test.
10. Go in for a well-designed Study kit like Defence Academy Coimbatore Entrance Exam Skill builder kit
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