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Conference Out ! What to do now ?

Getting conferenced out in an SSB (Services Selection Board) interview can be disappointing, but it’s important to stay positive and plan your next steps wisely. Here’s what you should do: 

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1. Self-Analysis & Improvement

  • Reflect on Your Performance – Think about where you might have lacked, whether in psychological tests, GTO tasks, or personal interviews.
  • Seek Feedback – If possible, discuss your experience with someone who has cleared the SSB or an experienced mentor.
  • Work on Weak Areas – Improve your communication skills, officer-like qualities (OLQs), and overall personality.

2. Improve Physical Fitness

3. Enhance Knowledge & Awareness

  • Stay updated with current affairs, defense-related topics, and general knowledge.
  • Improve logical reasoning and decision-making skills, which are crucial for SSB tests.

4. Plan Your Next Attempt

  • If you are eligible, apply for the next available SSB entries.
  • Focus on a strategic approach to crack the psychological tests, group discussions, and interviews.

5. Consider Other Career Options

  • While reattempting SSB, also explore backup career options like SSC CGL or NEET (which you are already planning for).
  • If you are passionate about defense, consider paramilitary forces like CAPF, state police, or other government security-related jobs.

6. Maintain a Positive Mindset

  • SSB is about personality; it’s not just about passing an exam but developing leadership qualities.
  • Many successful candidates clear it in multiple attempts, so don’t get disheartened.

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