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
There was a misunderstanding in her team.
She initiated a meeting and clarified everyone’s roles and doubts.
She had to explain a technical topic to juniors.
She used simple language and analogies to make it easy.
A foreigner asked for directions.
She guided politely and offered to walk them halfway.
An event announcement was unclear.
She volunteered to rewrite and explain it better on stage.
A shy girl hesitated to speak in class.
She encouraged her and created a welcoming environment.
A friend was wrongly accused.
She stood up for her, presented facts, and cleared her name.
She had to pitch an idea to investors.
She confidently presented her plan with facts and data.
She was in charge of anchoring an event.
She prepared script, practiced, and hosted with poise.
She joined a new team.
She introduced herself, made friends, and built rapport quickly.
Her teacher misunderstood her answer.
She explained calmly and respectfully and was appreciated for honesty.
During a camp, rules were unclear.
She asked for clarification and ensured everyone followed them properly.
She was asked to introduce a chief guest.
She researched, prepared a short speech, and delivered it fluently.
An elder scolded her for no reason.
She stayed calm, explained her side respectfully, and avoided conflict.
She had to conduct a team meeting.
She prepared agenda, encouraged input, and ensured outcomes were documented.
Her speech was interrupted.
She smiled, waited for silence, and resumed confidently.
