MYTHS  #46  :  I wish I had a good physique like him/her.

You might have seen ‘n’ number of candidates with really good physical fitness than you. Admiring their physique is really appreciable but comparing it with yours is not. SSB is not interested in ones physical appearance, but on their personality

MYTHS  #47  :  A GTO is the toughest part of SSB

No. If you are not enjoying this, you lack confidence.  The GTO will obviously grill you, test you, put you into more difficulties, for that is his only job. Only then will he get to know the level of your responses at times of stress. The key here is simple, trust that you do good.

MYTHS  #48  : I am not selected in last SSB because of my poor performance in Psychological tests.

Unless you miss writing a story in TAT or miss writing many words in WAT or attempted very less situations in SRT, you are not supposed to give this as an excuse in front of a Defence Officer in your  SSB.  Give your best answers using every single imaginative personality

MYTHS  #49  : SSB is very hard to crack (OR) SSB is very easy to crack.

There are many people out there who say this.. The one who says SSB is hard to crack has ‘self-trust’ issues and the one who says SSB is very easy to crack might be one among two categories – one that he is the perfect personality to get into the Forces  and the other is that he/she developed an over confidence over it. Both will not help. My personal suggestion to you is to not look SSB as hard or easy or whatever. Look SSB as SSB only. Learn and get to know what do they need and try to cultivate them in yourself.

MYTHS  #50 : Initiating GD will be an advantage.

No. Unless you have potential to talk, you may initiate, or otherwise be a keen listener, take a chance to deliver taking your turn, but not lately. Whenever you talk, then it is your turn to present yourself, surpassing everyone and all.