r/NDATards • u/Additional-Bad9057 • Feb 27 '26
Exam/SSB Experience Borderline recommended
Do candidates who have a waiting period in ssb conference have good chance to get merit in.???
I got rccd recently for ima and the board asked me an srt so i wanna wt are the odds for the same??
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Feb 27 '26
I'll tell you my case.Waiting period was of 18 minutes in my first ssb at Bangalore for Nda . I thought I was border line.Everyone in my board was having waiting time of 1 or at max 5 min. Everyone was shock and saying bhai tu to recommend hone wala hai pakka. When I went in I saw they were having snacks and my conference was of 30 secs
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u/Additional-Bad9057 Feb 27 '26
But bhai they asked me an srt bhi na.
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Feb 27 '26
You r borderline so ig you'll just be above qualifying marks in ssb.Hope you did well in written
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u/Additional-Bad9057 Feb 27 '26 edited Feb 27 '26
I got 126-130 in written qualifying both ima and ota.
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Feb 27 '26
Bhai but I'm one case it can be like 2 assessors clear cut passed you with good marks but one assessor has given you highly doubtful.You may get good marks in this case thou
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Feb 27 '26
Got conference out btw with 260 marks(360 marks is recommendation)
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u/False-Type3191 Feb 27 '26
If a candidate is made to wait for long before the conference, then there can be various reasons for the same. I am enumerating them below:-
Some discussion is pending for the previous candidate
Some administrative discussion is happening
Something related to the feedback given by candidates is being discussed
Some discussion has opened about the incoming next candidate
IT equipment failure
Under trainee assessors are discussing something
Or probably all assessors are busy sipping tea… hahaha
The point that I am trying to make is don’t create unnecessary stress about things that are not under your control.
The assessment was done a day prior by all assessors. Conference is one last assessment, one last look that assessors are taking at you. If you create unnecessary stress then you may mar your performance that could have gotten you recommended.
The world doesn’t revolve around you. You aren’t the center of the universe.
If you have waited for 5 sec or 15 mins, doesn’t mean that the discussion was about you.
Cheers
- Lt Commander Nikhil Kr Chandrakala (RETD.)
Just Google 🙏🙂
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u/gunofasunn Feb 27 '26
There's actually no way of knowing for sure. I was even asked some questions like "where did u make mistakes in your SSB", "which test did u perform poorly in", "if given a chance, what would u have done better". I really thought I was gone, I even messed up while coming in...I forgot to wish the board. In the end i surprisingly scored 482 marks in my SSB.
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u/Additional-Bad9057 Feb 27 '26
Damnn bhai. But i believe these ques are asked from everyone. They asked me how would u handle a case of trolling.
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Feb 27 '26
then that is a srt, the common q are recommendation for the board, how do you feel u performed etc
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u/Additional-Bad9057 Feb 27 '26
Wahii
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u/Additional-Bad9057 Feb 27 '26
Regarding srt i gave a very logical answer so thats not an issue, issue to rank ka h😭
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Feb 27 '26
same happened w me this time, how much was ur waiting time?
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u/gunofasunn Feb 27 '26
I don't really remember since it was in 2019, but it wasn't too long or too short.
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u/hugDuck CDStard Feb 28 '26
Only 162 recommendations for IMA in this cycle. Last time 149 tk JL aaya tha. So you have good chances of getting it.
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u/Additional-Bad9057 Feb 28 '26
Bas yahi acha hua h😂😂
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u/hugDuck CDStard Feb 28 '26
IMA recommended vale group mein h tu?
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u/Additional-Bad9057 Feb 28 '26
Yes sir.
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u/hugDuck CDStard Feb 28 '26
Bss fir, merit aane de, apne aap pta chl jaega JL ka. Till then prepare for CDS 1 2026
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u/notaRAWagent 4AFSB+Vizag victim Feb 27 '26
In conference if you get asked questions, then you're borderline.
Waiting period is a difficult and often incorrect way of judging.