100 Negative WAT Words that you may face in SSB Interview

100 Negative WAT Words In SSB

In this blog, we will focus on practicing with 100 negative WAT words which you may face in SSB interview. Practicing these words will improve your ability to think quickly and respond effectively.

What is Word Association Test (WAT) in SSB?

• WAT is defined as the test in which a one word is shown for 15 seconds and candidates are  expected to write the first thought that comes  to their mind within the given time. 
• The test goes on till the 60th word is shown on the screen. The time limit is important to gauge your natural response.
• Word Association test is not a sentence making test, else it would have been named as SAT. 
• WAT evaluates the quality of ideas associated with the words. While attempting WAT, the idea that comes to your mind is more important, regardless of the beauty of expression. 
• Among the 60 words, some would be positive;  some would be neutral and some would be  negative but you have to focus on responding to each and every word.
• Under any circumstances, At least 50 Words should be attempted by you. In order to do this, you have to practice constantly.

How to approach Negative Words?

Positive words and positive situation can be handled by everyone as it doesn’t demand any specific qualities, but a true leader is one who stood against the wind during the adverse conditions. Here are some of the key points which will help you to handle these negative words.

• Do not leave any negative word as it shows that you are incapable of handling the situation and you bowed down.
• Do not make negative sentences.
• Do not write the antonym of the negative word as it denotes that you modified that word as per the situation which suits you.
• Write small sentences consisting of 4-5 words.
• You can also change the form of the words.
• Try to think as quickly as possible.
• Write sentences which projects your personality.
• Do not cram the sentences.

100 Negative Words:

Practicing for the SSB interview is crucial as it helps you become familiar with the types of tasks and scenarios you will encounter. For comprehensive practice, we highly recommend the “SSB Workbook” which offers numerous practice sets to help you prepare effectively. Consistent practice ensures that you are well-prepared, calm, and composed during the actual interview, significantly increasing your chances of success.