Good job guys, you should not allow these so called experts - psychologists with aviation background to ruin your careers. My sympathies with those poor 40 odd youngsters who were rejected on psychological grounds by Air India. It would be interesting to know how many who cleared psychological tests had their parents working for Air India. I am sure that none of the pilots rejected had any relative working for Air India. I hope one of these affected pilots obtain these details using RTI and prove the latest "Murphy's law of aviation jobs" that guys with no connections are more likely to be psychologically unfit, right.