Welcome to this Ladies Special edition of our SSB preparation series!
The Situation Reaction Test (SRT) is one of the most crucial parts of the SSB Interview where your Officer-Like Qualities (OLQs) are tested under pressure — especially your decision-making, emotional stability, responsibility, and leadership.
In this article, we bring you 15 specially designed SRT situations tailored for female candidates, keeping in mind the unique challenges, responsibilities, and real-life scenarios women may face in both personal and professional spaces — especially in a military environment. Whether you’re a repeater or appearing for the first time, this article will not only train your mind to respond quickly and logically, but also help you understand what assessors are really looking for in a future lady officer.
Let’s dive in and start sharpening your psychological edge!
15 Sample SRT Situations With Responses For SSB Interview
She saw a man snatching a bag.
She shouted, alerted people, and noted the number plate for the police.
She had to walk home late due to vehicle failure.
She took a safe route, stayed in touch with her family, and walked confidently.
During a hike, she slipped but was unhurt.
She continued the trek and motivated others not to panic.
Her project was rejected.
She accepted feedback, reworked it sincerely, and resubmitted successfully.
She failed to clear a test.
She analyzed mistakes, studied harder, and passed with top marks next time.
A friend attempted self-harm.
She intervened in time, called for help, and ensured counseling support.
Her team lost a game.
She maintained morale, motivated them to train harder, and won the next match.
She had to debate on a tough topic.
She researched thoroughly and performed confidently in front of the audience.
She was denied permission for a girls’ camp.
She convinced her parents with planning and safety measures and got approval.
She was injured before a dance competition.
She continued practicing with care and performed successfully.
She was the only female in the camp.
She participated equally in all activities and earned respect.
She was asked to speak on short notice.
She quickly outlined points and delivered confidently.
She was asked to mediate a heated argument.
She listened to both sides calmly and resolved it tactfully.
She stood against gender discrimination.
She spoke up with logic, gathered support, and helped change the rule.
She was challenged in a debate.
She held her ground respectfully, used facts, and earned applause.
