Brief Introduction For SSB & IAF before Group discussion.

Brief Introduction

A brief introduction of all candidates one by one in the following format:-

Name
Father's name
Father’s occupation
Family background
Schooling and education
Currently what are you doing
Where are you from and hobbies?
Inspired by ___ to join ___.

Cover all these points in 45 seconds and do not stumble anywhere, have a good profound fluent voice, look at your friends and do not make any hand gestures.

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