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 wants to participate in a dance competition, but her parents think it will affect her studies. She discusses her time management plan with her parents and convinces them by balancing studies and practice.
She finds out that her teammate is struggling with personal problems. She approaches them with empathy, listens patiently, and offers emotional or practical support.
She wants to help a friend who is in trouble, but it could get her in trouble too. She evaluates the situation, ensures her friend’s safety, and seeks help from a responsible authority if needed.
She is late for an important meeting, and her car won’t start. She immediately books a cab or takes public transport and informs the concerned person about the delay.
She finds out that her close friend is moving to another city. She expresses her support, helps them with the transition, and stays in touch through calls and messages.
She wants to pursue a hobby, but her schedule is already very tight. She creates a structured timetable, cuts down on distractions, and makes time for the hobby without compromising priorities.
She notices that a classmate is being left out of group activities. She includes the classmate in her group, encourages others to engage with them, and promotes inclusivity.
For more, check out Ladies Special | 15 Sample SRT Situations With Responses For SSB Interview | Part 30
