<p>The year was 1988 and the entire experience involved travelling in a train, having a fever and loose motions. All in all it was a day I would not forget. The interview is called SSB (Service selection board) and only 0.01% end up getting selected. It is hard and even harder when you can not control your bowel movements.</p>

The year was 1988 and the entire experience involved travelling in a train, having a fever and loose motions. All in all it was a day I would not forget. The interview is called SSB (Service selection board) and only 0.01% end up getting selected. It is hard and even harder when you can not control your bowel movements.

Giving my Indian Army Selection Interview.

I am Colonel Rajvir Sharma, an infantry officer, served the Indian army for 30 years+ at various locations in India. the line of control and the high altitude areas of J&amp;k and the Indo-Tibet border. I also served at the insurgency areas of Punjab, J&amp;K, Assam, Manipur, Nagaland and Arunachal Pradesh.

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I am Colonel Rajvir Sharma, an infantry officer, served the Indian army for 30 years+ at various locations in India. the line of control and the high altitude areas of J&k and the Indo-Tibet border. I also served at the insurgency areas of Punjab, J&K, Assam, Manipur, Nagaland and Arunachal Pradesh.

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Giving my Indian Army Selection Interview.

Giving my Indian Army Selection Interview.