Math in the morning, GAT in the afternoon. If you missed the June 11 registration deadline, you’re out; but if you’re in, here’s what matters: 394 seats total, with 24 reserved for women; a small but growing number. The catch? It’s not just about writing the exam. Pass the written test, and you’re only halfway. SSB interviews, psychological tests, group tasks, and medical checks follow. One wrong answer? You lose one-third of the marks. So it’s precision, not just preparation. This isn’t just another exam; it’s the gateway to becoming an officer in the Indian armed forces. If you’re serious, start reviewing the syllabus, practice time-bound papers, and mentally prep for SSB. Because the uniform doesn’t pick you; you have to earn it.