SSB TRAINING Day 03 – Lecturette.

SSB TRAINING Day 03 – Lecturette.

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Certainly! Here’s a structured overview for SSB Training – Day 03: Lecturette, which is a key part of the Screening and GTO stages in SSB (Services Selection Board) interviews.


🪖 SSB TRAINING – Day 03: Lecturette Preparation Guide

🎙️ What is Lecturette in SSB?

The Lecturette is part of the GTO (Group Testing Officer) tasks and is conducted to assess a candidate’s:



  • Confidence

  • Communication skills

  • Logical thinking

  • Awareness on social, national, and international issues

  • Time management under pressure


📦 How Lecturette is Conducted:

  1. Each candidate is given a card with 4 topics.

  2. You get 3 minutes to prepare.

  3. You must speak for 3 minutes max (minimum 2 mins recommended).

  4. No follow-up questions are asked.

  5. You speak alone in front of your group and the GTO.


🎯 What GTO Observes:

  • Clarity of thought

  • Body language and confidence

  • Content structure

  • Fluency and vocabulary

  • Time control


📝 Sample Topics (You May Get):

  1. Global Warming

  2. Role of Youth in Nation Building

  3. Cyber Security

  4. India’s Defence Forces

  5. Importance of Discipline

  6. Artificial Intelligence

  7. Role of Women in Armed Forces

  8. Indo-China Relations

  9. Social Media: Boon or Bane

  10. Agnipath Scheme


📋 Lecturette Format to Follow (Simple 3-Point Structure)

1. Introduction – Define the topic & give a general overview
2. Body – Main points, facts, pros/cons, examples
3. Conclusion – Your opinion or a positive ending note


🧠 Example: Topic – “Social Media: Boon or Bane”

Intro:
Social media has become a vital part of modern communication. From news updates to entertainment, it influences every age group.

Body:

  • Pros: Awareness, global connectivity, digital economy

  • Cons: Misinformation, mental health issues, addiction

  • Data: India has over 500 million users (as of 2024)

Conclusion:
Social media is a powerful tool. Its impact depends on how responsibly we use it. As future leaders, we must promote its ethical use.


🔧 Tips to Ace Your Lecturette:

✔️ Pick the topic you know most about, not the most difficult
✔️ Speak slowly and clearly
✔️ Do not memorize – speak naturally
✔️ Use 3–4 strong points instead of too many scattered ones
✔️ Maintain eye contact with your group
✔️ Stick to the time limit


🧭 Suggested Day 03 Activity:

  • Practice 2 lecturettes with a timer

  • Record yourself and review delivery

  • Prepare short bullet points for 10 common topics

  • Read current affairs (especially defence, national policies)


Would you like:

  • A PDF of Lecturette sample topics with formats?

  • A mock evaluation of your speech?

  • A video-based guide?

Let me know — and Jai Hind! 🇮🇳



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