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Definition of Group Discussion
Group Discussion
Prerequisites of a Group Discussion
Benefits in Group Discussion
Salient features
Do’s and Don’ts in Group Discussion
Important points in Group Discussion
Accept criticism
Suggestion
Topics of importance frequently discussed
Definition of Group Discussion
Group Discussion is a modern method of assessing

students personality.
It is both a technique and an art and a comprehensive
tool to judge the worthiness of the student and his
appropriateness for the job.
Group Discussion
The term suggests a discussion among a group of

persons.
The group will have 8 & 12 members who will express
their views freely, frankly in a friendly manner, on a
topic of current issue.
Within a time limit of 20 to 30 minutes, the abilities of
the members of the group is measured.
Prerequisites of a Group Discussion
Topics given by panelists
Planning and preparation
Knowledge with self-confidence
Communication skills/ power of speech
Presentation
Body Language and personal appearance
Being calm and cool
Prerequisites of a Group Discussion
Extensive knowledge base related to state, country

and globe.
Areas are politics,sports,science &trade
commerce,Industry and Technology,MNC,ect.
Analyze the social,economical issues logistically .
Listening skills
Co-operation.
Benefits in Group discussion
Stimulation of thinking in a new way.
Expansion of knowledge
Understanding of your strength and weakness.
Your true personality is revealed and qualities of

leadership crystallize
Benefits of group discussion
provides chance to Expose
Language skills
Academic knowledge
Leadership skills
people handling skills
Team work
General knowledge.
Salient features of G.D
Topic may be given to judge your public

speaking talent.
Discussion revolves around a specific
subject.
The examiner does not interfere once he
announced the topic.
Maintain cordiality and free expression
of thought and opinion.
Do`s in group discussion
Appropriate to the issue .
Make original points & support them by substantial

reasoning .
Listen to the other participants actively &carefully.
Whatever you say must be with a logical flow,&validate
it with an example as far as possible.
Make only accurate statements.
Do`s in group discussion
Modulate the volume, pitch and tone.
Be considerate to the feelings of the others.
Try to get your turn.
Be an active and dynamic participant by listening.
Talk with confidence and self-assurance.
Don’ts during group discussion
Being shy /nervous / keeping isolated from

G.D
Interrupting another participant before his
arguments are over
Speak in favour ; example:Establish your
position and stand by it stubbornly
Changed opinions
Don’t make fun of any participant even if his
arguments are funny.
Don`ts during group discussion
Don’t engage yourself in sub-group conversation.
Don’t repeat and use irrelevant materials.
Addressing yourself to the examiner.
Worrying about making some grammatical mistakes, for
your interest the matter you put across are important.
Important points in group
discussion
Be assertive: An assertive person is direct , honest

careful about not hurting others ‘self-respect’.
A patient listener: listening to another person is
one way of showing appreciation.
Right language : Words can make friends & right
words at the right time make the best results.
Be analytical and fact-oriented : It is necessary to
make relevant points which can be supported with
facts and analyzed logically.
Accept criticism
If any member of the group criticizes or disapproves a

point, it is unwise to get upset or react sharply.
In case the criticism is flimsy,the same can be pointed
out politely.
Maximize participation ; one must try to contribute
fully, vigorously & steadily throughout the discussion.
Show leadership ability: A group discussion also
evaluates your leadership qualities.
Accept someone's point of view
Praise the argument

Example: Remedial English communication is necessary
for college students because they fail in communication
skill test.
Status of literacy of women , is increased from 30% to 70%
when compared to past years, in employment sectors
organized ,in the IT & ITES field.
Accept the contradicts view
Express your argument with few facts, cases, %,

Newspapers publications etc.
Express without hurting others feelings.
Suggestions
Never try to bluff.
Practice group discussion with friends on different subjects.
Remember !speech is a powerful weapon.
Topics of Importance frequently
discussed
Is India Shining
Mobile phones / Internet – a boon or nuisance
Students focusing on software industry-good or

bad
Child marriage
India 2020
Daughters are more caring than sons
Influence of western culture in Indian Universities
Influence of computers in medical sciences
Group discussion

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Group discussion

  • 1.
  • 2.
  • 3. Topics Definition of Group Discussion Group Discussion Prerequisites of a Group Discussion Benefits in Group Discussion Salient features Do’s and Don’ts in Group Discussion Important points in Group Discussion Accept criticism Suggestion Topics of importance frequently discussed
  • 4. Definition of Group Discussion Group Discussion is a modern method of assessing students personality. It is both a technique and an art and a comprehensive tool to judge the worthiness of the student and his appropriateness for the job.
  • 5. Group Discussion The term suggests a discussion among a group of persons. The group will have 8 & 12 members who will express their views freely, frankly in a friendly manner, on a topic of current issue. Within a time limit of 20 to 30 minutes, the abilities of the members of the group is measured.
  • 6. Prerequisites of a Group Discussion Topics given by panelists Planning and preparation Knowledge with self-confidence Communication skills/ power of speech Presentation Body Language and personal appearance Being calm and cool
  • 7. Prerequisites of a Group Discussion Extensive knowledge base related to state, country and globe. Areas are politics,sports,science &trade commerce,Industry and Technology,MNC,ect. Analyze the social,economical issues logistically . Listening skills Co-operation.
  • 8. Benefits in Group discussion Stimulation of thinking in a new way. Expansion of knowledge Understanding of your strength and weakness. Your true personality is revealed and qualities of leadership crystallize
  • 9. Benefits of group discussion provides chance to Expose Language skills Academic knowledge Leadership skills people handling skills Team work General knowledge.
  • 10. Salient features of G.D Topic may be given to judge your public speaking talent. Discussion revolves around a specific subject. The examiner does not interfere once he announced the topic. Maintain cordiality and free expression of thought and opinion.
  • 11. Do`s in group discussion Appropriate to the issue . Make original points & support them by substantial reasoning . Listen to the other participants actively &carefully. Whatever you say must be with a logical flow,&validate it with an example as far as possible. Make only accurate statements.
  • 12. Do`s in group discussion Modulate the volume, pitch and tone. Be considerate to the feelings of the others. Try to get your turn. Be an active and dynamic participant by listening. Talk with confidence and self-assurance.
  • 13. Don’ts during group discussion Being shy /nervous / keeping isolated from G.D Interrupting another participant before his arguments are over Speak in favour ; example:Establish your position and stand by it stubbornly Changed opinions Don’t make fun of any participant even if his arguments are funny.
  • 14. Don`ts during group discussion Don’t engage yourself in sub-group conversation. Don’t repeat and use irrelevant materials. Addressing yourself to the examiner. Worrying about making some grammatical mistakes, for your interest the matter you put across are important.
  • 15. Important points in group discussion Be assertive: An assertive person is direct , honest careful about not hurting others ‘self-respect’. A patient listener: listening to another person is one way of showing appreciation. Right language : Words can make friends & right words at the right time make the best results. Be analytical and fact-oriented : It is necessary to make relevant points which can be supported with facts and analyzed logically.
  • 16. Accept criticism If any member of the group criticizes or disapproves a point, it is unwise to get upset or react sharply. In case the criticism is flimsy,the same can be pointed out politely. Maximize participation ; one must try to contribute fully, vigorously & steadily throughout the discussion. Show leadership ability: A group discussion also evaluates your leadership qualities.
  • 17. Accept someone's point of view Praise the argument Example: Remedial English communication is necessary for college students because they fail in communication skill test. Status of literacy of women , is increased from 30% to 70% when compared to past years, in employment sectors organized ,in the IT & ITES field.
  • 18. Accept the contradicts view Express your argument with few facts, cases, %, Newspapers publications etc. Express without hurting others feelings.
  • 19. Suggestions Never try to bluff. Practice group discussion with friends on different subjects. Remember !speech is a powerful weapon.
  • 20. Topics of Importance frequently discussed Is India Shining Mobile phones / Internet – a boon or nuisance Students focusing on software industry-good or bad Child marriage India 2020 Daughters are more caring than sons Influence of western culture in Indian Universities Influence of computers in medical sciences