Saturday, 26 January 2019

Research Paper - Format to present your research

Research Paper is used for exploring and identifying scientific, technical & social issues. Research paper is a intellectual  property owned by author therefore it is very important to have a proper, planned and sound research process for your paper. So let us see step wise format of research paper.


Flow Chart of Research Paper


Step 1: The first step to start a research is to define the Title of your paper. The title of paper should be of zero ambiguity. The title of paper should be well defined to address the problem and should be easy for others to understand when read.

Step 2: In step 2 you should define the abstract of your research paper. Abstract is nothing but the summary of your research defining the root gaps on topic and ways to overcome them. Also keywords should be highlighted.

Step 3: In step 3 you should define the introduction of your paper. Introduce your research topic in three sub step format
  1. Global - Introduce your research topic with reference to work done on your topic at international level.
  2. National - Introduce your research topic with reference to work done on your topic at National level.
  3. Local - Introduce your research topic with reference to work done on your topic at local level.
Step 4: In this step you have to define the objective of your research paper. This is the most important step in your research paper where you state or define the gaps/problems you are working on in this research.

Step 5: In this step you have to define the Literature Review  of your paper. Literature Review is the process of analyzing the past research on your  research topic basically through various research paper, articles etc on your research topic. Basically Literature Review helps us to know about what all things and gaps been worked out in world on our research topic in past. Also introduce you to various other gaps on your research. However this is the very first step before making a research paper.

Step 6: In this step you define the methodology you adopted to conduct your research. Generally first step in methodology is Data Collection and second is the Data Analysis.

The data collection can be done in 4 ways -
  1. Collection of Primary Data
  2. Observation Method
  3. Interview method - (i) Telephonic Interview (ii) Personal Interview 
  4. Collection of data through Questionnaire.
This step is also known as Research Design step where you categorized your research design in four sub research designs -
  1. Sample Design
  2. Observational Design
  3. Operational Design 
  4. Statistical Design
Step 7: In this step you conduct various experiments in your research to do various sort of analysis to obtain the required results. This results helps you to get a brief clarification of validity of your assumptions made at the start

Step 8: In this step you conclude your research. In this step it is mandatory to conclude the research based on the objectives you have mentioned earlier on the basis of the results obtained in step 7. If the objectives of research are not concluded then that research becomes pointless.

Step 9: This is the last step of your research where you have to provide the References. References is about the data you have used in your research which was already been published by other authors in past. Giving references is generally citing the papers, articles etc you have used in your research paper from internet. If you fail to cite the research paper you have used then it will be detected in plagiarism report and also may get subjected to copy right act. Therefore it is very important to cite the data you have used.    

Wednesday, 23 January 2019

Services Selection Board Interview

Services Selection Board interview

Service Selection Board interview is a six/five days interview, conducted to find out the suitability of a candidate for the armed forces in India. This interview comprises of number of tests, which are designed to check the Officers Like Qualities of a candidate. Once the candidate possess certain OLQ's he/she gets selected for final selection process subjected to medical fitness test.
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How to apply for SSB?

To apply for SSB there are basically two modes 1) Direct Mode  & 2) Indirect Mode Entry.

Direct Entry :  In this mode you don't have to give any written test. All you need to do is fill up the form, which is generally online & provide your educational details, based on which you are applying for. There is cut off percentage decided by the concerned authority & candidates who have higher percentage than cut off in their course are called for SSB. Entries like Navy, TGC Army, SSC- Tech Army etc. 

Indirect Entry: In the entries of such type, you have to pass a written examination. The cut off for their score is decided and the candidates scoring above the cut off are called for SSB. Entries like AFCAT, CDSE & NDA.

SSB Selection Centers

Service
Board
Selection Board
Location
Army
11 SSB, 14 SSB, 18 SSB, 19 SSB, 34 SSB
Selection Center East (SCE)
Allahabad, UP
Army
20 SSB, 21 SSB, 22 SSB
Selection Center Central (SCE)
Bhopal, MP
Army
17 SSB, 24 SSB
Selection Center South (SCS)
Bangalore, Karnataka
Navy
33 SSB
Selection Center South (SCS)
Bhopal, MP
Navy
12 SSB
Selection Centre South (SCC)
Bangalore, Karnataka
Navy
NSB
-
Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu
Navy
NSB
-
Navshakti Nagar, Vizag Andhra Pradesh
Air-force
1 AFSB
-
Dehradun, Uttarakhand.
Air-force
2 AFSB
-
Mysore, Karnataka
Air-force
3 AFSB
-
Gandhinagar, Gujarat
Air-force
4 AFSB
-
Varanasi
Air-force
5 AFSB
-
Kanchrapara, West Bengal
 

Days at SSB at a Glance 

Day 0: Candidates report at the given location of railway station on the this day (day 0). Candidates get a call up letter which will contain the details about the location and time when and where you have to report. A representative from the board will accompany the candidates to board premises. Candidates will fill a form at board. Mostly on day 0 no testing is conducted, however for AFCAT entries there is no day 0.

Day 1: This is the day when screening is held. The phase-1 test is held in morning & results are after lunch. The candidates who are not selected are dropped back to the railway station. The remaining candidates are asked to fill up very important form today which is the Personal Information Questionnaire  (PIQ Form).

Day 2: The phase-2 test begins from day 2. The first in line will be the psychological test. For candidates applying for Air-Force and are not through NDA/CDSE you will be asked to give Pilot Aptitude and Battery test (PBAT).

Day 3 & Day 4: You will get an advance routine of your tests in AFSB's and in other boards too you will be informed much in advance. On Day 3 & Day 4 your group tasks and personal interview are done. Groups are divided according to chest numbers.

Day 5: This is the final day of interview Board Conference is done for all the candidates. The candidates who are recommended are retained for medicals and sometimes for PBAT.

 Test in SSB

Phase-1 Testing
  1. Officers Intelligence and Rating Test (OIR)
  2. Picture Perception & Description Test (PPDT)
Phase- 2 Testing
  1. Psychological Tests- i) Word Association Test (WAT), ii) Thematic Appreciation Test (TAT),                                      iii) Situation Reaction Test (SRT), iv) Self-Description Test (SDT).
  2. Group Tests
  3. Personal Interview
  4. Board Conference
  5.  Pilot Aptitude and Battery Test (For Flying branch only) 
 

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