Road to Recommendation

Has any one filed RTI related to SSB marks? If there’s any particular format, could you please let us know? One of our students wants to find out. Thanks!

No alternate career plans beyond the defence forces? Watch till the end to understand the right approach.

Jai Hind Dosto! 🚨 R2R | WE’RE HIRING 🚨 Open roles at R2R: 🔹 GTO Mentor 🔹 Interview Mentor 👉 Minimum 2 recommendations mandatory 🔹 Telegram Management & Blog Posting 👉 Defence exam cleared + SSB experience required 📍 Mode: Online 📩 Share CV at: 🔰[email protected] 🔰WhatsApp- 7484058164 🔰Telegram- @r2r_shashank 📌 Mention role in subject

Is it normal to have Self-Doubt ? Yar khud pe kaam karte raho, trust the process, and aage badho 💪

Dosto, Yesterday’s video on Civil Services or Defence Forcesreceived a good response. Now, we want to focus on the real dilemmas aspirants face in their journey. 💭Tell us — what topics or confusion do you want us to cover next? 👇Share your questions in the comments — we’ll cover them in our next video.

Sometimes, the biggest wins come after the toughest setbacks. Dosto, One of our students recently faced a Screen Out. Yes, it hurt him. But instead of giving up, he chose to grow. And today, he sent us this — his Best Presentation Award at an International Conference. This is what R2R stands for. We don’t just prepare you for SSB. We prepare you for life. Our students don’t break. They rise. Come, grow with us 💪 We are starting our fresh batch on 2nd February. To enroll, drop a message to @r2r_shashank Or give us a call at +91 74840 58164

Civil Services or Defence forces? Which one should I go for? Watch the video to find out.

This kind of message makes my day — heart is full♥️ Moments like this remind me why we started R2R. When students say R2R feels like family, we know we’re doing something right. At R2R, we don’t just teach you for SSB. We guide, support, and grow with our students —just like a family. Come join us and be a part of this family. We are starting our new batch from 2nd Feb. To enroll, drop a message to @r2r_shashank

Yesrterday wasn’t a classroom day — it was a learning-on-ground day at ICAR. The purpose was simple yet powerful: to see, touch, observe, and understand agriculture instead of mugging up facts. Our visit began with the Mushroom Production Unit, where we learned how mushrooms are not just a food item but also play a role in cancer-related nutrition and health. It immediately set the tone — agriculture is deeply connected to science and human wellbeing. Next, we explored the Integrated Farming System, a model that teaches risk management. The idea is clear: if one component fails, another sustains the farmer. From crop cultivation to dairy, fishery, and biogas, everything supports each other. We then stepped into the world of hydroponics and space agriculture, where crops grow without soil, using only water and nutrients. This led us to vertical farming, a solution for space scarcity and future urban agriculture. Inside the polyhouse, learning became visual and practical: • Coloured Shimla mirch, tomatoes, and kheera grown under controlled light and temperature • Insect-proof nets protecting crops from white flies and mites • Pollination through vibration • Drip irrigation placed every 30 cm • Crops stabilized with threads • Fertigation, where fertilizers are mixed directly with irrigation water We also saw exotic varieties of cauliflower and learned about yellow sticky papers used as a pest-control method — simple yet effective. Another interesting stop was ornamental horticulture, where lightweight materials like vermiculite, cocopeat, and perlite are used. These are ideal for home gardens, kitchen gardens, and gifting plants, making agriculture aesthetic and accessible. A short film showcased Indian states and their festivals based on agricultural seasons, reminding us how deeply farming is woven into our culture. One of the most impactful discussions highlighted a hard truth: 👉The biggest challenge for farmers is not production, but marketing and fair pricing. With better market access and awareness, Indian agriculture has massive growth potential. Institutions like KVKs, ICAR research centres, and district-wise agricultural institutes play a key role here, offering region-specific research and training (available through the ICAR website as well). We learned how crop rotation (like bhindi and cauliflower) maintains soil health, how dairy farming remains one of the most profitable sectors, and how cow dung is converted into biogas for clean energy. Even water bodies were intelligently used — bottom fish, surface birds, and irrigation reuse — showing complete resource optimisation. The day concluded with insights on solar electricity, reinforcing how agriculture and sustainability go hand in hand. This field visit didn’t just teach us agriculture — it taught us planning, innovation, risk management, sustainability, and ground reality. Exactly the kind of experiential learning SSB looks for. Offline batch starts TOMORROW! To enroll, drop a message to @r2r_shashank

We don’t believe in rote learning. We learn through experience. Dosto, yesterday we went on a SSB field trip to Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR). In TAT, candidates are frequently shown farming and rural-based pictures. Without real ground exposure, students often struggle to think realistically and end up writing assumed or imaginative stories. Here’s what one of our students learned from the day 👇

✅ We are starting with new batch TODAY‼️‼️‼️ Right after AFCAT exam, CDS OTA SSBs will be rolled out. 😌 “if you know, you know” To enroll, drop a message to @r2r_shashank Or give us a call at +91 74840 58164

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