Tuesday, December 5, 2017

ISSB key points

ISSB has a lot of myths associated with it. Those who get recommended say that it’s very easy, those who are not fortunate enough, say that its very tuff, it’s not merit based, “I performed well but they still rejected me”. “It’s impossible”.

Whatever is said by others you have to realize that none if it matters. What matters is what you are and how you perform in that 4 days test. Your abilities and talents would be checked there and if you have what it takes, then nothing can stop you from becoming an officer in Armed forces of Pakistan. You might have dreamed to be a fighter pilot, or sitting in a tank, or may be in a submarine, all these dreams can become realities if you follow a
simple rule which is known as the art of war

“Know yourself, know your enemy and know the time to strike” What this means is that you first have to see and realize which abilities you have.
Do you have confidence to face other people and challenges, are you able enough to face unexpected circumstances, are you bold enough to take on what others seem is impossible.
If you then you know yourself. Remember just knowing yourself increases your chances of success by 33%.
After analyzing yourself, next step is to know what ISSB is all about. What are they looking for in the candidates and how can you become up to the mark and their requirements.
After this comes the third and final part of getting yourself ready. Getting to know what is it that is not in you and is required by the ISSB. Please remember that there is no such attribute in the personality of a man that cannot be developed.
Whatever is needed in ISSB can be developed in your personality and you can be the best one for them. Knowing the time to strike comes here. You have to see in how much time you can prepare yourself for the test and which batch are you going to apply.
When you have figured all this, then it’s time for you to realize your dreams.

Here I shall help you in the first two phases to make you (By grace of Almighty Allah) nation’s proud officers.

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