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Merits and Demerits of a person

A Comprehensive Guide to Write Merits and Demerits in ISSB

A merit is a person’s strength and is deserving of respect and praise. Demerits are weaknesses that every person has. Merits and demerits form one’s personality and are important in the ISSB interview. Some examples of merits include being organized, co-operative, and confident, while demerits include being bookish, low confidence, and too much aggression. It’s important to choose merits and demerits that truly reflect your personality. If you need help with ISSB preparation, consider consulting a psychologist.

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What is The process of Medical tests in the Armed Forces?

This post will guide you through the process of medical tests and examinations in the three armed forces, i.e. including the Army medical tests, PAF, and Navy medical examination. These guidelines are equally applicable to all recruitment processes including Initial medical for commissioning and medical check-ups for Soldiers, PAF airmen, and civilians in any armed

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Mechanical aptitude test in ISSB: Tips and Guidelines

The Mechanical Aptitude Test (MAT) in ISSB assesses candidates on understanding simple machine and mechanic laws, based on common sense. The test consists of 50 questions, and candidates are advised to prioritize easy questions. Physics knowledge and common sense are crucial for success, and practicing similar questions is recommended for preparation.

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