Are you preparing for the SSB Interview but worried about the Medical Round? 🤔 Many defence aspirants fall for common myths regarding medical rejections, weight standards, and eye vision. Here is the truth you need to know before appearing for your medical board! ❌ Myth 1: Any medical issue means immediate, permanent rejection! ✅ Fact: Not at all! The Medical Board distinguishes between curable and non-curable conditions. • TR (Temporary Rejection): You get 42 days to rectify correctable issues and re-appeal. • PR (Permanent Rejection): Given only for severe or non-correctable conditions. ❌ Myth 2: If my scale weight looks fine, I am medically fit! ✅ Fact: Scale weight alone can be misleading. Medical Officers evaluate your BMI and Muscle-to-Fat Ratio. Both overweight and underweight conditions can lead to Temporary Rejection (TR). ❌ Myth 3: Wearing spectacles completely shuts the door to Armed Forces! ✅ Fact: Spectacles are permitted within defined limits for most branches (Army, Navy, Air Force Ground Duty). Only specific roles like the Flying Branch (IAF) require strict 6/6 uncorrected vision. 💡 Actionable Advice: Get a basic Pre-Medical Checkup (ENT, Dental, Eye Vision) 30 days before your SSB date. Simple, early fixes can save you from a stressful 42-day TR appeal cycle! Be Prepared. Stay Fit. Stay Ahead. 🎯 #SSBMedical #DefenceAspirants #SSBInterview #IndianArmedForces #SSBPreparation #MedicalRound #TRvsPR #NDA #CDS #AFCAT #IndianArmy #IndianNavy #IndianAirForce #JoinIndianArmedForces