100 Latest Lecturette topics for SSB Interview 2024

The SSB Interview plays an very important step in the Selection of a candidate to join the Indian Armed forces as an Officer. Be it the Indian Army, Indian Navy or Indian Air Force, a candidate needs to clear the SSB Interview process to get selected into the reputed Indian Armed Forces. In this Article, we are going to discuss about the lecturette, which is one of the 9 Group Task organised assessed by the GTO Officer.

What is Lecturette Task?

The Lecturette task is one of the GTO Tasks organized by the Selection Centre Boards of Indian Armed Forces. The Lecturette task is performed with a group of other candidates. All Candidates have to choose any one topic from the Three chits picked by them from the bowl having multiple chits. Each chit have a topic on it and candidate have to pick a chit and give an lecturette on that particular topic by preparing it on site. All Candidates will be given time to prepare for the topic.

SSB Interview Lecturette Topics

The Screened In candidates have to undergo a set of procedure set by the Recruitment Board. The lecturette is usually conducted on the Third or Fourth Day of the SSB Interview depending on the chest number of the candidates. The Topics  in the Lecturette are often related to the National and International News and Events, or the Evergreen Topics. We have provided around 100 Topics which are asked by the SSB in the SSB Interview conducted in 2024. The following topics are same for the Army SSB, Air Force AFSB and Navy PSB.

The Indian Armed Forces of India conducts SSB Interview for the Selection of the Officer level entry into the Indian Army, Indian Air Force and Indian Navy.

1. E-commerce
2. Israel Hamas War
3. One Nation One Election
4. Sex Education
5. Financial Literacy
6. India Social Media
7. Marketing
8. UCC Implementation Problems
9. Diversity
10. Conscious Consumerism
11. Make in India
12. Bio Fertilizer
13. Russia-Ukraine War
14. Israel-Hamas War
15. Law and Order
16. Rafale Deal
17. NITI Aayog
18. Monsoon
19. Reverse Engineering
20. CDS (Chief of Defence Staff)
21. Border Disputes of India
22. Child Labour
23. CPEC (China-Pakistan Economic Corridor)
24. False Impact of Social Media
25. Vaccination Drive in India
26. Love and Relationships
27. Border Road Organisation (BRO)
28. NavIC (Navigation with Indian Constellation)
29. SCO (Shanghai Cooperation Organization)
30. Favorite Cricketer
31. NRC (National Register of Citizens)
32. Refugee Crisis in India
33. Gardening
34. India-Maldives Relations
35. Cryptocurrency
36. Cyber Crime
37. Mercy Killing
38. Favorite Sports Person
39. Industrialization
40. Public Services
41. Aircraft Carrier
42. Middle Class
43. International Relations
44. Siachen Glacier
45. Bluetooth Technology
46. Joint Family System
47. Indo-Sri Lanka Relations
48. China as a Rising Bully
49. Farmers’ Agitation
50. CWC (Congress Working Committee)
51. India-Japan Relations
52. Technology Revolution
53. Kashmir Issue
54. Medical Tourism in India
55. Stubble Burning
56. Air Pollution
57. Indian Start-ups
58. India-Afghanistan Relations
59. Judicial Reforms
60. Political Ideologies (Communism, Socialism, Capitalism)
61. Green Revolution
62. India-European Union Relations
63. World in 2050
64. Coalition Government
65. Election Commission of India
66. Blue Economy
67. Indian Economy
68. Uniform Civil Code
69. Divorce Rates in India
70. Sectors of the Indian Economy
71. Trade Deficit of India
72. Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA)
73. Khalistan Separatist Movement
74. ISRO (Indian Space Research Organisation)
75. Indigenization of Defence Equipment
76. Manipur Crisis
77. Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA)
78. Women Empowerment
79. Israel-Palestine Relations
80. India-China Relations
81. China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC)
82. G20
83. BRICS
84. 5 G
85. Oil Crisis
86. QUAD
87. Cyber Warfare
88. Defence Indigenisation
89. Defence Deals ( Imports and Exports)
90. Radicalisation
91. Agniveer
92. AUKUS
93. Internal Security
94. Yoga
95. Content Creation
96. Modernisation in Forces
97. New Education Policy
98. Women in the Indian Armed Forces
99. India in Space
100. India’s Foreign Policy

How to Prepare for SSB lecturette?

Candidates should not take the Lecturette lightly. Even though it is conducted as a group activity. It is in the hands of Candidates and individual traits of a candidate is accessed during it. A candidate can easily prepare for the SSB Interview by following the following steps

• Read Books Aloud :- By Reading Books, you will get the knowledge of framing the sentence. By Reading the Book aloud, you will get clear sentence speech, your way of pronunciation will improve and you will be able to adjust the pitch of your sound according to the requirement of the Senetence.
• Read Newspaper :- Every Defence Aspirant should make a habit of reading the newspaper on the daily basis. Reading Newspaper keeps updated to the surrounding on both national and international level.
• Watch Youtube Videos :- Candidates should make full use of the technology. There are hundreds of youtubers who create content related to the Current and trending topics. Candidates should watch the youtube videos to get the clear understanding of the topic. However, It is important that the source you are following should not be biased.
• Speak infront of Mirror :- Many a times candidates fear because of lack of exposure to the public speaking. To overcome the fear of public speaking, Aspirants should prepare a topic and speak that aloud in front of the mirror. By doing this, you will believe in yourself and will also be able to know the areas in  which you need to improve.

Other Important Lecturette Topics

Apart from the Topics mentioned above, The SSBs also ask common topics which are related to the normal life of the Candidates. Here are few lecturette topics previously asked in the SSBs.

• My Mother
• My Father
• My Grandfather
• My Grandmother
• My Favorite Teacher
• My Best Friend
• First Day of School