SSB training Coaching is required or not – My personal suggestions which you should follow.

Absolutely! Here’s a structured and clear version of “Is SSB Coaching Required or Not?” along with personal suggestions that many successful candidates swear by. This version is perfect for creating a script, blog, or a YouTube talk.

SSB Training – Is Coaching Required or Not?

My Personal Suggestions You Should Follow

1. Understand What SSB Really Tests

SSB (Services Selection Board) is not a written exam—it’s a personality-based selection system. It tests:

• OLQs (Officer-Like Qualities)

• Mental and physical stamina

• Logical and social behavior

• Natural leadership and honesty

So, coaching cannot create these qualities in a few weeks. It can only help you understand the process.

Is Coaching Necessary?

NO – Coaching is NOT compulsory

But…

YES – Coaching helps in understanding the process

So, the balanced truth is:

“If you are self-disciplined, self-aware, and have good communication skills, you don’t need coaching. But if you are unaware of the process, practice or guidance from a good coach or mentor can help you polish and prepare smartly.”

My Personal Suggestions (Follow These):

1. Know the Process Thoroughly

• Read about all 5 days of SSB (Screening, Psychology, GTO, Interview, Conference)

• Watch real SSB experience videos

• Take mock tests (like PPDT, TAT, WAT, SRT)

2. Self-Assessment is Crucial

• Be honest about your strengths & weaknesses

• Do a self SWOT analysis (Strength, Weakness, Opportunity, Threat)

3. Practice, Don’t Just Prepare

• Practice TAT stories and write your own life-based examples

• Do WAT and SRT with a timer

• Speak in front of a mirror or join a speaking group for Interview practice

4. Join Coaching Only If You:

• Are unaware of the SSB structure

• Need help with psychological tests

• Want expert feedback

• Lack exposure to group tasks or leadership activities

Avoid overpriced or fake-result-driven academies.

Key Takeaway:

“SSB selects personality, not perfection.”

If you develop the 15 OLQs, stay honest, communicate confidently, and keep your thoughts clear – coaching is optional.

Extra Tip: Learn From These Sources

• Books like “Breaking the Code of SSB” or “SSB OIR and Psychology Tests”

• YouTube channels like SSB Crack, Major Gaurav Arya, Capt. Rajvir

• Online mock groups or Telegram practice circles

Want My Help?

I can help you:

• Evaluate your TAT/WAT/SRT answers

• Improve your personal interview responses

• Suggest online free resources and mock test setups

Just ask anytime.
Stay honest. Stay original. Jai Hind!