GD(Group discussion) in SSB Explained
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- 3. The procedure ▪ Unlike in the screening process where everyone is shouting, it isn’t the case in group discussion. Everyone gets a chance here to speak ▪ Each GD lasts about 10 minutes ▪ Example of topic- ▪ India is still a developing country.Is it because 1. Lack of education in our country 2. Rampant corruption 3. Inactive participation from the youth of the country in politics
- 4. The procedure Example of topic- ▪ Demonetisation was a great move made by our primeminister.But it wasn’t a completely successfully mission because 1. Lack of proper implementation 2. Wrong timing 3. Less support from citizens
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- 6. Tips for group discussion. ▪ Don’t be too aggressive. Be polite ▪ Present analogies and examples(Relate topics to your real life and day to day events if possible) ▪ It’s a group discussion and not a lecurette.So you are supposed to allow everyone to speak and listen when others are speaking. ▪ Do not repeat the same point again and again.You will become a tape recorder. ▪ Initiate the discussion.(Here you can define and give an outline about the topic)
- 7. Tips for group discussion. ▪ Don’t look away when others are speaking. Look at them and acknowledge them about what they are speaking. But don’t make it too artificial. ▪ Don’t beat around the bush. Speak what is relevant to the topic ▪ Be natural, confident and cheerful ▪ Use relevant facts and quotes if possible. ▪ Read newspapers,editorials,magazines to keep yourself abreast with the happenings around the world and to supplement your knowledge so that you can contribute more points in a group discussion
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