Is it important to take coaching for NDA entrance exam or SSB?
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Not for all. Test youeself through online tests to see whether you need guidance. Written exam is fairly easy to crack it is the SSB that frets aspirants. You can opt for short term SSB coaching if you are not confident about it. -
No, it's not. But if you feel like you can't do it on your own, then you can take it. -
If the concepts of class 11th and 12th mathematics are cleared and your general knowledge is up to average then you do not require to go for NDA coaching centres. You only need to work on your timing and accuracy for mathematics problem. For SSB, I prefer you to go for an SSB coaching as you are a fresher and you have no knowledge of the procedure. When you go for SSB coaching, you get the brief knowledge of what happens in SSB and what we should do or we should not. But one thing is that they teach you, the same thing is repeated. So, you learn nothing new and when you go for SSB the officers recognise a * person who has attended SSB...more
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Honorary ranks in the Indian Army are special titles awarded to individuals as a mark of recognition for their exceptional service, contributions, or association with the military. Following are the types of such ranks:
- Honorary Commissioned Ranks
- Brevet Ranks
- Honorary Civilian Appointments
- Field Marshal
The ranks in Indian Army is categorised into following three parts:
Commissioned Officer Ranks
- Field Marshal
- General
- Lieutenant General
- Major General
- Brigadier
- Colonel
- Lieutenant Colonel
- Major (Army Officer)
- Captain
- Lieutenant
Junior Commissioned Officers (JCO) Ranks
- Subedar Major
- Subedar
- Naib Subedar
Non? Commissioned Officers
· Havildar
· Naik
· Lance Naik
· Sepoy
The ranks of the Indian army from the lowest to the highest begin from Sepoy, followed by Lance Naik, and Havildar for soldiers. Officers begin with Lieutenant, then go up to Captain, Major, Lieutenant Colonel, Brigadier, Major General, and Lieutenant General, with the highest being Field Marshal.
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