Group Discussion(GD) some important tips,,,,,,,,
Tip 1: Initiation Techniques
Starting a GD is a high profit-high loss strategy. When you start a GD, you grab not only the opportunity to speak, you attract attention of the examiner and your fellow candidates too.
If you can make a friendly first impression with your content and communication skills after starting a GD, then it will help you through discussion. But if you quote a GD and stutter / stutter / incorrect facts and figures, then the damage can be irreparable.
If you start a GD completely but do not speak much after that, then it gives the impression that you had started the GD to get it started or to get the starting kitty of the starting point for an initial one !
When you start the GD, you are responsible for putting it in the right perspective or structure. So start one if you have a deep knowledge about the subject.
TIP 2: Group Discussion Body
There are various techniques for starting GD and making a good first impression:
1. Prices
2. Definition
3. Questions
4. Shock Statement
5. Facts, figures and figures
6. short story
7. General Statements
1. Quotes - is an effective way to start a GD.
Example: If GD is the subject - should the censor board be terminated? You can start with a quote like 'The hidden apple is always sweet'. Or if you like a topic, customer is king, then you can quote the famous proverb of Sam (Wal-Mart) Walton, ?? There is only one boss: the customer. And he can fire everyone in the company - down from the chairman, just by spending his money elsewhere. '
2. Definition - Start a Gd by defining the subject or the important word.
Example: If the theme of GD is advertising, which is a diplomatic way of lying, why not start a GD defining the ad, 'Any payment for the promotion of non-personal presentation and ideas, goods or services Through mediums A sponsored sponsor by newspapers, magazines, television or radio?
Example: If the subject like the Malthusian Economic Prophecy is no longer relevant, you can start by explaining the definition of the Malthusian Economy Prophecy.
3. Question - Asking questions is an effective way to start a GD.
It does not indicate a candidate asking a question in GD so that the flow is interrupted. It means asking a question, and answering it. Any question which can disrupt the GD flow or insult a participant or discourage the devil's lawyer.
The questions that promote the flow of ideas are always appreciated. As for the topic, should India go to war with Pakistan, you can start by asking, 'What does the war bring to the people of a nation?' Our four skirmishes have happened with Pakistan. The relevant question is: What have we achieved?
4. Shock Statement - Starting a GD with a shocking statement is the best way to draw immediate attention and keep your point.
Example: If there is a GD topic ?? Influence of population on Indian economy ?? After this you can start, 'There is a population clock in the center of India's capital, which constantly keeps away. It tracks 33 births, 2,000 hours per hour, 48,000 per day in one minute. It calculates approximately 12 million every year. This is roughly the size of Australia. As a current political slogan, nothing is impossible when working with 1 billion Indians together.
5. Facts, figures and figures - If you decide to start your own gd with facts, figures and statistics, be sure to accurately cite them.
Estimates are allowed in macro-level data, but the data on the micro-level needs to be accurate and accurate.
Example: You can say, almost 70 percent of Indian population lives in rural areas (macro figures, estimated permissions), but you can not say 30 states (micro figures, no approximation) instead of 30 states.
Telling the wrong facts works for your loss. For a GD theme like China, a Rising Tiger can start with you, 'In 1983, when China was still in its early stages of reform and was open, the real use of China's direct foreign investment was only $ 636 Was million. China actually used $ 60 billion FID in 2004, which is almost 100 times more than its 1983 figures. "
6. Short Story - Use a short story in the GD theme like ?? attitude is everything??
Example: It can be initiated with, 'A child asked a balloon seller, who was selling balloons filled with helium gas, would the blue balloon be elevated like a green balloon in the sky? The balloon seller told the child, this is not the color of the balloon but what is inside it which makes it high.
7. General Statement - Use a general statement to keep the GD in the proper perspective.
Example: If the subject is "Should Sonia Gandhi be the Prime Minister of India?" You can start by saying, 'Before going to the conclusion,' Yes, Sonia Gandhi should be ', or' No, Sonia Gandhi Should not be, let's first know about those qualities that should be a good prime minister of India. Then we can compare these qualities to those people who have Mrs. Gandhi. This will help us reach the conclusions more purposefully and effectively.
Tip 3: Summary or Termination
Most GD do not really have conclusions. A conclusion is that where the whole group decides in favor or opposition of the subject, but every GD is summarized. You can take the opportunity in summary that the group has briefly discussed in GD.
Keep the following points in mind when summarizing the discussion:
Tip 1: Initiation Techniques
Starting a GD is a high profit-high loss strategy. When you start a GD, you grab not only the opportunity to speak, you attract attention of the examiner and your fellow candidates too.
If you can make a friendly first impression with your content and communication skills after starting a GD, then it will help you through discussion. But if you quote a GD and stutter / stutter / incorrect facts and figures, then the damage can be irreparable.
If you start a GD completely but do not speak much after that, then it gives the impression that you had started the GD to get it started or to get the starting kitty of the starting point for an initial one !
When you start the GD, you are responsible for putting it in the right perspective or structure. So start one if you have a deep knowledge about the subject.
TIP 2: Group Discussion Body
There are various techniques for starting GD and making a good first impression:
1. Prices
2. Definition
3. Questions
4. Shock Statement
5. Facts, figures and figures
6. short story
7. General Statements
1. Quotes - is an effective way to start a GD.
Example: If GD is the subject - should the censor board be terminated? You can start with a quote like 'The hidden apple is always sweet'. Or if you like a topic, customer is king, then you can quote the famous proverb of Sam (Wal-Mart) Walton, ?? There is only one boss: the customer. And he can fire everyone in the company - down from the chairman, just by spending his money elsewhere. '
2. Definition - Start a Gd by defining the subject or the important word.
Example: If the theme of GD is advertising, which is a diplomatic way of lying, why not start a GD defining the ad, 'Any payment for the promotion of non-personal presentation and ideas, goods or services Through mediums A sponsored sponsor by newspapers, magazines, television or radio?
Example: If the subject like the Malthusian Economic Prophecy is no longer relevant, you can start by explaining the definition of the Malthusian Economy Prophecy.
3. Question - Asking questions is an effective way to start a GD.
It does not indicate a candidate asking a question in GD so that the flow is interrupted. It means asking a question, and answering it. Any question which can disrupt the GD flow or insult a participant or discourage the devil's lawyer.
The questions that promote the flow of ideas are always appreciated. As for the topic, should India go to war with Pakistan, you can start by asking, 'What does the war bring to the people of a nation?' Our four skirmishes have happened with Pakistan. The relevant question is: What have we achieved?
4. Shock Statement - Starting a GD with a shocking statement is the best way to draw immediate attention and keep your point.
Example: If there is a GD topic ?? Influence of population on Indian economy ?? After this you can start, 'There is a population clock in the center of India's capital, which constantly keeps away. It tracks 33 births, 2,000 hours per hour, 48,000 per day in one minute. It calculates approximately 12 million every year. This is roughly the size of Australia. As a current political slogan, nothing is impossible when working with 1 billion Indians together.
5. Facts, figures and figures - If you decide to start your own gd with facts, figures and statistics, be sure to accurately cite them.
Estimates are allowed in macro-level data, but the data on the micro-level needs to be accurate and accurate.
Example: You can say, almost 70 percent of Indian population lives in rural areas (macro figures, estimated permissions), but you can not say 30 states (micro figures, no approximation) instead of 30 states.
Telling the wrong facts works for your loss. For a GD theme like China, a Rising Tiger can start with you, 'In 1983, when China was still in its early stages of reform and was open, the real use of China's direct foreign investment was only $ 636 Was million. China actually used $ 60 billion FID in 2004, which is almost 100 times more than its 1983 figures. "
6. Short Story - Use a short story in the GD theme like ?? attitude is everything??
Example: It can be initiated with, 'A child asked a balloon seller, who was selling balloons filled with helium gas, would the blue balloon be elevated like a green balloon in the sky? The balloon seller told the child, this is not the color of the balloon but what is inside it which makes it high.
7. General Statement - Use a general statement to keep the GD in the proper perspective.
Example: If the subject is "Should Sonia Gandhi be the Prime Minister of India?" You can start by saying, 'Before going to the conclusion,' Yes, Sonia Gandhi should be ', or' No, Sonia Gandhi Should not be, let's first know about those qualities that should be a good prime minister of India. Then we can compare these qualities to those people who have Mrs. Gandhi. This will help us reach the conclusions more purposefully and effectively.
Tip 3: Summary or Termination
Most GD do not really have conclusions. A conclusion is that where the whole group decides in favor or opposition of the subject, but every GD is summarized. You can take the opportunity in summary that the group has briefly discussed in GD.
Keep the following points in mind when summarizing the discussion:
- Avoid getting new points.Avoid avoiding only your vision.
- Avoid staying on one aspect of only GD.
- Keep it brief and concise.
- It should include all the important points that come during the GD.
- If the tester asks you to summarize a GD, it means that the GD has expired.
- Do not add anything after the GD is summarized.
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