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To me the oprganisers appeared to be technically as crippled as chimps, stencils may be beyond their imagnination.
And on further thought a single stencil cannot be used to determine number of wrong wrong answers as well as number of right answers. Thing becomes mor complicated with the box folding questions which had multiple acceptable answers.
So its going to be a manual affair, if at all.
And on further thought a single stencil cannot be used to determine number of wrong wrong answers as well as number of right answers. Thing becomes mor complicated with the box folding questions which had multiple acceptable answers.
So its going to be a manual affair, if at all.
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I heard from a freind that their criteria is MAT the so called reasoning and even in that if you score too high and too low you are out of the game ..they require average intelligent person.
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evaluation techinque
I'm not too sure if people are aware how the Civil Services' exams are evaluated. They pull out the answer scripts for 1 of the many exams attempted and check them, on the basis of which candidates are eliminated. Then move on to the next test to further downsize the number.
For instance, out of the 5 exams we appeared for, they would choose 1 particular test and evaluate the same for everyone with a bench-mark set. Eliminate the people who don't qualify and then start afresh with the next paper. This process quite obviously cuts down on a lot of time.
Of course this is just a speculation and no one knows for sure how they would go about it.
For instance, out of the 5 exams we appeared for, they would choose 1 particular test and evaluate the same for everyone with a bench-mark set. Eliminate the people who don't qualify and then start afresh with the next paper. This process quite obviously cuts down on a lot of time.
Of course this is just a speculation and no one knows for sure how they would go about it.
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@flapless wings
why on earth would the examiners disqualify people for scoring more in those reasoning tests!
Why wouldnt they utilise the so called intelligence of folding boxes in an imginery 3D environment! agrr! whteva those tests were i am not too sure many would make it all thanks to the negative 1mark in that boxes test!
why on earth would the examiners disqualify people for scoring more in those reasoning tests!
Why wouldnt they utilise the so called intelligence of folding boxes in an imginery 3D environment! agrr! whteva those tests were i am not too sure many would make it all thanks to the negative 1mark in that boxes test!
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Well for your info..Once you were not even in Jelly form my freind was in uniform and used to fly these fighters of IAF.He was the member of Service Selection board to select Fighter Pilots.
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Ps Next Time Please mind your Lingo.
Well for your info..Once you were not even in Jelly form my freind was in uniform and used to fly these fighters of IAF.He was the member of Service Selection board to select Fighter Pilots.
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Ps Next Time Please mind your Lingo.
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Well for your info..Once you were not even in Jelly form my freind was in uniform and used to fly these fighters of IAF.He was the member of Service Selection board to select Fighter Pilots.
Thank you very much, this quietly explains why the services are so full of half-wits, because they select people of no more than average intelligence, and those who are more outstanding from those of the average intelligence get to man the SSB.
May be he had been trying his skills of subtle politeness to remind you that you stand good chance with 9W for being of average intelligence.
PS: ROTFL LMAO
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Why would you be so generous with engineers, in regards to their intelligence.
Mach 3!! how do they fly a razor.
Guess who?
Mach 3!! how do they fly a razor.
At the age of 12, his IQ was deemed high enough to join Mensa International.
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I cant resist myself commenting on this.
@flaplesswings
I totally agree with you that they select average intelligent person but they look for 16 other officer like qualities which makes them different from others such as intiative,confidence..etc
@jimmygill
I know few of those so called halfwits getting calls from NASA one of is my friends father.He is a test pilot with Army Aviation.
One of the famous person our honoured ex president of India APJ Kalam couldnt clear his SSB.He appeared in Air Force Selection Board in Dehradun.
And SERVICE SELECTION BOARD is a very streamlined process of selecting people consists of various test PABT(Pilot Apptitude Battery Test),Pshycological tests,Group Tasks ,Interviews lasting 4 to5 days.
Cheers
@flaplesswings
I totally agree with you that they select average intelligent person but they look for 16 other officer like qualities which makes them different from others such as intiative,confidence..etc
@jimmygill
I know few of those so called halfwits getting calls from NASA one of is my friends father.He is a test pilot with Army Aviation.
One of the famous person our honoured ex president of India APJ Kalam couldnt clear his SSB.He appeared in Air Force Selection Board in Dehradun.
And SERVICE SELECTION BOARD is a very streamlined process of selecting people consists of various test PABT(Pilot Apptitude Battery Test),Pshycological tests,Group Tasks ,Interviews lasting 4 to5 days.
Cheers
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I know few of those so called halfwits getting calls from NASA one of is my friends father
@dileep anne
I was just tagging nonsense, lest it should be confused with the thread matter, a difficult task indeed to sift.
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@flapless wings,
Good for him!
So essentially your friend is suggesting that the criteria of "AVERAGE" Intelligence is paramount, be it flying a Supersonic Foxbat for the IAF or a subsonic medium range Passenger airliner a la the B738! 
God save us!
Once you were not even in Jelly form my freind was in uniform and used to fly these fighters of IAF
Thats what they need Jimmy average intelligent person who can be trained to fly at Mach 3
God save us!
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some unexpected(or u may call UNWANTED) Wind Shear made us DRIFT from our Track in this thread ....so applying a Huge WCA lets try to get back on Track....!!!!
Guys any news on the results of the jet air exam??????
Guys any news on the results of the jet air exam??????
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guys i just called up jet n spoke to a lady there. dint get a gr8 response from her
as she told me that result is in process and will be out soon so i shld keep checking my mail.
anyone else happen to speak to the HR?? or can confirm piper's news??
as she told me that result is in process and will be out soon so i shld keep checking my mail.anyone else happen to speak to the HR?? or can confirm piper's news??
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@piper_cherokee
Results will be out on Monday probably ..and those who clear, their GD is on the 16th.