Interview-Guidence(CAPF AC)

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Also practice this question in front of the mirror by explaining Why?

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*M2:* Since you are from Kerala, we see Keralites work very well in the Gulf, but at the same time, they are not working in their own state. They resort to strikes, hartals, no development... why is this so? *Me:* Sir, this is because back home we have a feeling like we can use extra freedom, which is not available in the Gulf. I also quoted an example: our parents will mostly tolerate what we do at home, which is not tolerated outside. People can get terminated. *M3:* But people can get terminated in Kerala as well. *Me:* Yes, sir, but still, there is an emotional and mental connection that comes into play back home. *M3:* Do you think deputation to different forces is a good thing? Like one person going to BSF, then to CRPF, and so on? *Me:* Yes, sir, I believe it is a good thing. First and foremost, the individual skill set is getting upgraded. Also, in this manner, he will be able to grasp the mandate of all forces thoroughly and can implement it in his own respective parent force for betterment. However, getting accustomed to the chemistry of a different force in the initial days can be challenging, but eventually, in a month or so, he will overcome that. So, overall, this is good. *M3:* Seems convinced. And some questions on swimming for which I answered well and he said good. Over to M4, a tough guy. *M4:* Asked questions on intelligence duty, subversion, who all does subversion, and why. I answered quite well. *M4:* A complex monologue including India's population, delimitation, and many more terms like government policies. It was the most difficult question asked in the entire interview. Instead of beating around the bush, I thought of leaving this bouncer question and just replied, "Sir, I'm unable to frame an answer for this... sorry, sir." For which he said politely, "Okay... no issue." Last question was an SRT. *M4:* If you are in an operation and your pistol stops working, what will you do? I was feeling exhausted by this time, and my thought process was functioning less. *Me:* Sir, in such an operation, if I face such a situation, I would use my spare pistol immediately. The board members burst into laughter. *M3:* No, no, you have just a single pistol, what will you do? *Me:* Sir, in that case, I will take cover first and will do whatever is necessary. *Chairman:* Okay, Anoop, your interview is over. Good luck to you. (With a smiling face) I thanked everyone, and all were looking at me and smiling this time. __________ My interview lasted almost 22-25 minutes, and there were some more questions that I can't recall now. Overall, it was an experience to cherish for a life time 🙂

*Transcript of my UPSC CISF AC LDCE interview held on 24/07/2024, AF session* I went into the room, all in very serious faces... staring at me. I saluted the chairman and wished everyone. *Chairman:* The seat is all yours... take your seat. *Me:* Thank you, sir. *Chairman:* As I can see, you are from Kerala, and officers from South India are less in the force... why is it so? *Me:* Sir, one reason I see is the population of North India is more than that of the South. *Chairman* (interrupting, laughing sarcastically): Is this even a reason you can give? *Me:* As the population increases, the number of talents we see also increases proportionally. So, in order to become an officer, it requires talent. Therefore, more population, more talents, and hence more officers from the North. The chairman seemed convinced. *Chairman:* Since you have been serving outside your home state, which place do you prefer for posting? *Me:* Sir, as a member of the force, I am ready to serve anywhere the duty is entrusted to me. There is no particular place I prefer. *Chairman:* Why so? *Me:* Sir, with this exposure, I get to know the beauty and culture of various parts of India in a broader way. *Chairman:* What will you do with your knowledge of culture? *Me:* Sir, with that knowledge, I shall be able to understand and communicate with my jawans and subordinates in a better way, understand their problems, etc. This will help me take steps that will ultimately enhance the working efficiency of the force. *Chairman:* Good. *Chairman:* As an officer, what do you think is essential for rejuvenating them? *Me:* Sir, to keep them rejuvenated and motivated, I myself must be motivated so that they can pick up on my energy. Secondly, sir, I have to be impartial, deliver equal justice, and ensure no injustice to anyone. Additionally, sir, to rejuvenate them and get rid of a monotonous environment, I would organize games and other activities. *Chairman:* What is the importance of games? *Me:* Sir, games teach us to first and foremost accept defeat. When you play a game, your mind is totally focused on it, and finally, it teaches you to enjoy the joy of victory. *Chairman:* Good. *Chairman:* So, your hobby is swimming... how often do you swim and other related basic questions? I answered. *Chairman:* Apart from swimming, is there anything else you do? *Me:* Sir, I play online chess and also participated in a Kalari demonstration on the 50th anniversary of CISF in 2019. *Chairman:* So, have you learned Kalari? *Me:* Yes, sir, in my 10th and 11th grades. *Chairman:* Okay, what is the significance of Kalari? Do you see its significance in the force? *Me:* Sir, though Kalari is known as the mother of all martial arts, it is less known in other parts of India. Through these demonstrations by the forces, we are promoting such a good martial art all over. *Chairman:* That's all from me. Over to another member. *Member 1:* Since you swim, are there any players you wish to meet? *Me:* Yes, sir. I would like to meet Dhindhini, the 14-year-old girl from Karnataka who is the youngest swimmer to compete and has set records in the 100m, qualifying for the Olympics. *M1:* Good. *M1:* You have done patrolling duties in your unit. What are some problems you see in your unit? *Me:* Sir, since our boundary walls and fences are the first line of defense and somewhat old and deteriorated, it is a problem. Secondly, sir, sometimes we have limited manpower due to IS duties, elections, etc. This limited manpower makes the workload tedious at times. But it can be compensated by using more technologies. Thirdly, to tackle new unconventional threats like drone attacks, the personnel trained in drone technology and counter-technology are few at present. *M1:* Questions regarding INT duties and weapons. For which my knowledge was not good, and I had to say no for many questions. Now, towards Member 2.

Name:Utkarsh(CAPF 2023) Date:31-05-2024 Session:Forenoon(4th one to go) Board:Preeti Sudan Ma'am DAF Keywords:History,Agriculture,Numismatic Collection,Watching documentaries on Ancient History,Uttar Pradesh. 2nd Attempt,22yrs age I wished them Good Morning. Chairperson:Good morning Utkarsh........Baith jaao Beta(mai ekdum khush😂) Chairperson: Explained the process,its just a conversation,say no to questions u don’t know. 1-How old are you? 2-Don't you think you are too young?(Bilkul nhi) 3-You like collecting numismatics? 4-Name the oldest coin you have.............(sab hasne lag gye) (Recommended me some books on numismatics) 5-Where do you watch these documentaries? 6-Name some You tube Channel.... 7-What are lessons we can learn from Ancient History? 8-What are your learnings from Israel-Hamas and Russia Ukraine war? Chairperson to M1.....aap poochiye M1(Was constantly looking at me) 1-What is your first preference? (Me:SSB......again repeated SSB.......to which chairperson interrupted.....Arr SSB bol rha hai Sir) 2-Why SSB as your first preference? 3-SRT:Suppose there is lot of corruption in SSB at the junior level.......how would u handle the situation.....some follow up question... 4-What is a whistleblower? 5-Tell me something about Whistle Blowers Protection Act, 2011? 6-Indo-Nepal Relation (M3 went out of the room.......Chairperson was busy with some papers) 7-Bhartiya nyay sanhita mein jo kuch nayi baatein hai wo bataiye... 8-What is SDGs......kuch faayde hai iske? 9-UN ka role kya hai.......kuch bataiye M2 1-SSB ka motto....then CRPF,CISF,AR aur unke DG ke naam(Ye sab toh ratt ke gya tha....) 2-Protection and security mein kya difference hai? (To this chairperson interrupted.......guess bhi kar sakte ho.....) 3-Infrastructure development and sustainable development saath mein kaise possible hai? 4-Tell me atleast 3 wars that were fought only because of geographical reasons... (Again recommended me a BOOK) (At this point,A peon came with some papers and snacks) M3 1-Which part of History you like the most? 2-How Indian Independence is different from other countries? 3-Agriculture mein kuch regional issues bataiye? 4-Cooperatives hai aapke udhar? 5-Sugar mills? 6-Amaratya Sen ka naam suna hai(ha Shayad) Chairperson:Wo Indian thay na?(ha bhai) Chairperson:Ok Thank you Utkarsh........Your interview is over,you may go now. Feedback: Cordial board(khud hi answer bta de rhe thay),smiling chairperson,easy general questions(Hindi English mix tha),I guessed some answers.......most of the questions were from my previous answers only. Time:Around 20-25 minutes.

Name: Date: 24/02024 Session: Afternoon Board: B B Swain Keywords: Rewa, Organic chemistry, CRPF background, MP, Volleyball. Chairman 1. You belong to rewa, tell me the linkage of rewa with mughal empire? 2. During which mughal emperor, birbal came from rewa to mughal darbar? 3. Has akbar stayed in rewa? Member 1: 1. Tell me the difference between green, blue and grey hydrogen in the context of chemistry? 2. What is Artic light? What is the phenomenon behind that? 3. Are you aware about different type of civilisation? Especially African civilization? 4. Why does African countries divided in straight line? Member 2 (lady) 1. Preference of forces? 2. Your father is in CRPF, then why cisf as 1st choice? 3. Who is Dr. A B telang? Abasaheb garware? Savitribai phule? 4. Do you think that bifurcation of MP and CG is good? 5. How is it beneficial to MP and Chhatisgarh? 6. How you view the action of people's coming in 40-50lacs worth vehicle and taking away the flower pot from the road side that has been put their for decoration for some particular event? 7. Some counter questions on this. Member 3 1. Significance of Dehu alandi? 2. Future of volleyball is not good in India, then you pursue playing volleyball from school days? 3. In the incident of Dantewada 2010, what are reasons behind that? 4. Do you think leadership of company commander is not satisfactory? Why only jawans died during that incident, why not any officers? 5. Have you tried for armed forces? 6. Have you analyzed, What were the short comings after getting conference out? 7. You have a good academic and research record, why have you choosen Capf over teaching or research? 8. How is organic chemistry beneficial in general? Time: 25-30 mins Overall: cordial board, Hindi me interview me start kiya chairman sir ne, then kuch members ne english me. Replied in the same language as they asked questions.