Frequently Asked Questions – SSB Training at DCA

SSB Training helps candidates prepare for the Services Selection Board interview, the final stage for selection into the Indian Armed Forces. It focuses on personality development, leadership qualities, confidence, and mental and physical preparedness required to become an officer.

Any student appearing for NDA, CDS, AFCAT, INET, TES, SSC, TGC or similar defence entries can join. Both first-time candidates and repeaters are welcome.

DCA follows a defence-oriented residential routine that develops discipline, leadership, confidence and responsibility—qualities that the SSB looks for in every officer candidate.

Training includes Psychological Tests (TAT, WAT, SRT, Self-Description), GTO tasks and group activities, Personal Interview preparation, communication and leadership development, and physical fitness training.

Yes. Residential training helps cadets become mentally strong, disciplined and socially adaptable—skills essential for SSB and life in the armed forces.

We focus on self-awareness, clarity of thought and natural responses instead of memorized answers. Cadets learn to express themselves honestly and confidently.

Yes. Cadets practice group discussions, command tasks, obstacle activities and team exercises to build teamwork and leadership skills.

Preparation includes mock interviews, communication improvement, body language training and self-awareness sessions to ensure confident and logical responses.

Yes. Daily physical training improves stamina, agility and overall fitness using defence-style training methods.

Training is conducted by experienced defence trainers and mentors who understand the SSB selection process and guide cadets with practical experience.

Yes. Repeat candidates receive personalized guidance to identify weak areas and improve performance.

We develop leadership, decision-making ability, social adaptability, confidence and responsibility to shape future officers and responsible citizens.

Yes. All physical and outdoor activities are supervised with proper safety measures to ensure cadet well-being.

Facilities include residential accommodation, nutritious meals, library access, training grounds and a disciplined campus environment.

Our goal is to prepare confident and capable candidates for Defence Services while building strong character and national values, aligned with our vision of producing future officers and soldiers.