Mengupas tuntas tes WAWANCARA MENTAL IDEOLOGI TNI ‼️ Casis wajib tau jangan sampai terkecoh

Summary

This transcript offers an in-depth guide to the mental ideology interview process for joining the Indonesian National Armed Forces (TNI) or Police (Polri). The speaker outlines key interview questions and provides sample answers to help candidates succeed. Topics covered include personal motivation, views on tolerance, religion, and national ideology, such as Pancasila and anti-communism. The speaker emphasizes the importance of being confident, clear, and committed to serving the nation. The advice stresses the need for sincerity, clarity, and knowledge of national values, offering candidates practical tips for success in the interview.

Takeaways

• 😀 Being clear and confident in your responses during the interview is crucial for success.
• 😀 When asked about your motivation for joining the military or police, emphasize a strong desire to serve the nation and uphold its ideals.
• 😀 Your answers should reflect personal conviction, not external pressure. Avoid saying that your parents or others influenced your decision to apply.
• 😀 During personal questions, such as those about relationships, answer honestly, but keep it respectful and appropriate for the context of the interview.
• 😀 Tolerance and understanding between different religions and beliefs are important, and you should be open-minded about interfaith cooperation.
• 😀 You must demonstrate a strong commitment to Pancasila, Indonesia's state ideology, and reject any ideologies like communism that contradict it.
• 😀 It is vital to express optimism and resilience. If you don’t pass a test, think of it as an opportunity to improve and not as a failure.
• 😀 Answer questions about your willingness to be assigned anywhere in Indonesia with confidence, showing flexibility and readiness to serve wherever needed.
• 😀 Always express a clear understanding of Indonesia’s Constitution and Pancasila, as these are fundamental to the country's laws and governance.
• 😀 Religious tolerance and respecting others' beliefs are important values, and you should be prepared to engage in interfaith community service or cooperation.

Q & A

What is the main purpose of the mental-ideology interview in the selection process?

The main purpose of the mental-ideology interview is to assess the candidate's character, mindset, and ideological alignment, ensuring they are suitable for a military or police role. It tests their dedication to the nation, personal motivation, and views on key societal values.

What is the ideal answer to the question, 'Why do you want to join the military or police?'

The ideal answer should express a strong desire to serve the country, such as 'I want to dedicate myself to serving the nation and realize my childhood dream of becoming a soldier.' It should reflect personal commitment and serious intent.

Why is it important to answer questions about motivations and goals confidently during the interview?

Confidence in answering shows seriousness and clarity of purpose. A weak or uncertain response may suggest a lack of commitment or serious intent, which could negatively affect the candidate’s chances of success.

How should a candidate answer when asked, 'Who encouraged you to join the military or police?'

The candidate should answer that the decision was entirely their own, driven by personal ambition and not influenced by family or friends. A response indicating external pressure or coercion could harm the interview outcome.

What should a candidate say if asked about their stance on tolerating interfaith blood donations?

The candidate should affirm their willingness to accept blood donations regardless of the donor’s religion, emphasizing the importance of religious tolerance and mutual support in society.

How should a candidate respond to a question about having ever been in a romantic relationship?

The response should be honest but within socially acceptable norms. If asked about physical affection in relationships, the answer should reflect maturity, stating something like, 'Yes, I have held hands, kissed on the cheek, or kissed on the forehead.' This ensures the candidate is perceived as normal and socially well-adjusted.

What is the proper response if asked about the ideology of communism in Indonesia?

The proper response is to firmly reject communism, as it contradicts the core values of the Indonesian nation and its constitution. Communism is banned in Indonesia, and a candidate should express their opposition to its ideology.

What is the correct stance on the Pancasila as the state ideology?

The candidate should express unwavering support for Pancasila, recognizing it as the unchangeable and sacred foundation of the Indonesian state, which cannot be replaced or altered.

How should a candidate answer if asked about their views on being assigned to a location far from home in the military?

The candidate should express readiness to be assigned anywhere, demonstrating flexibility and dedication to serving the nation, from Sabang to Merauke. A preference for staying near home could be seen as a lack of commitment.

How should a candidate respond if asked about their willingness to help in religious or community activities outside of their faith?

The candidate should express willingness to support community activities and help with tasks like cleaning places of worship, regardless of religious affiliation, as this reflects the values of mutual respect and solidarity.