The Indian Coast Guard is a
multi-mission organization, conducting round-the-year real-life operations at
sea. Despite being relatively small, it has a wide range of task
capabilities for both surface and air operations. The craze for this force is
also increasing in the youth which was evident when the applications for the
Assistant commandant were rolled few months back. The continuously increasing cut-off
shows the love of youth for this force.
The selection procedure for
Indian coastguard in in two phases. Once the applications are filled and the
shortlisting happens based on cut-off, Aspirants need to face the following:
1) PSB
– Preliminary selection board – This is just like the screening round of SSB
which a slight change in format. A detailed article is there for the aspirants
which will be helpful in preparation. Read that for details. Click here to read.
2) FSB
– Final selection board – This is the final stage of exam where only those
appear who get recommended in the PSB. The FSB of Indian coastguard is almost
similar to SSB for defense forces with slight modifications. One need to again
show 15 OLQ (Officer like Qualities) here to get recommended and move to the
next stage of medicals. Let’s see what happens in the FSB and the structure of
it here.
Click here to read: All you need to know about OLQ needed to be officer in defense
Also read: The best way to do SELF INTROSPECTION
The FSB starts with document
verification for the candidates. The authorities are very particular about the
documents so one is advised to carry all the relevant documents to the centre
before appearing else they might not be allowed
to appear for the exam. After document verification the introduction of the
force and the work they do is given followed by PIQ form filling. The FSB
happens for all the candidates across India at Noida only where the command
office of selection exist. The board provides flexibility to the aspirants to
stay in the board or to make their own arrangements of fooding and lodging. The
same would be charged. This is what happened till date because of budget
constraints. The same would be changed and would soon become as it happens at
SSB.
The first test would be the
Psychology test which comprises of TAT, WAT,SRT and SD. The process and the
time limits are exactly same as that of SSB and the detailed information of
these rounds is available on SSB Vision blog. One should however remember that
they should do self-introspection properly as performance in this round matters
a lot. Only after proper self-introspection one can give their best as it
provides the way to reflect aspirants personality and is no doubt the best technique
available for FSB preparation.
The interview starts on Day 1
itself and aspirants should be prepared for it. The interview section is based
on the branch applied for. Following would be judged in interview:
·
Personality based questions
·
Personal Life study
·
General awareness and General knowledge
·
Technical aspect
Click here to read: General awareness Series - Updated news for January
Also read: Tricky questions during SSB Interview
The GTO for SSB is followed after
the psychology day. Its almost the same and comparatively easy as there are no
ground tasks here, so its an opportunity for aspirants who might not be good in
ground have opportunity to do well. GTO will be having two moderate level GD’s
with topics ranging from General awareness/ latest happenings around the
country. It will be followed by group planning exercise and the Lecturette. Once
all the rounds happen the aspirants get ready for the last day of Conference.
The conference process is also the same as it happens at SSB where all the
assessors discuss about the aspirants and recommend or reject the candidate.
This is a overall process of FSB
which will last for 5 days at the center, Its comparatively easy as compared to
SSB as there are less rounds in FSB but the disadvantage here is that one need
to prove the potential in less rounds only. So get ready and earn your White
now!!.
The FSB list for group 1 02/2017
entry has been released recently where the FSB starts in the first week of Feb.
So gear up guys!
Click here to see the FSB List for 02/2017 entry - Group 1 reporting on 5 Feb
Group 2 reporting on 12 Feb
Group 3 reporting on 19 Feb
Group 4 reporting on 26 Feb
Group 5 reporting on 5 Mar
Group 6 reporting on 13 Mar
Group 7 reporting on 19 Mar
Group 8 reporting on 26 Mar
No more lists are expected to come as per the information on website. Please refer official website for more information.
Group 2 reporting on 12 Feb
Group 3 reporting on 19 Feb
Group 4 reporting on 26 Feb
Group 5 reporting on 5 Mar
Group 6 reporting on 13 Mar
Group 7 reporting on 19 Mar
Group 8 reporting on 26 Mar
No more lists are expected to come as per the information on website. Please refer official website for more information.
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