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1. Prof. Umesh Arya, CMT, GJUST Hisar
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2.  "Group" is a collection of individuals who
have regular contact and frequent
interaction and who work together to
achieve a common set of goals.
 "Discussion" is the process whereby two or
more people exchange information or ideas
in a face-to-face situation to achieve a goal.

3.  Group discussion is an important activity in
academic, business and administrative
spheres. It is a systematic and purposeful
interactive oral process.
 Here the exchange of ideas, thoughts and
feelings. take place through oral
communication.

4.  Topic-Based
 Case Study based

5.  The main focus of a GD is to judge your
ability to deal and work with groups, your
presence of mind and your articulation of
thoughts. Being a part of the campus
placement process.
 GD is a tool used by companies to evaluate
prospective employees first hand and see
how they perform when placed under stress.

6.  Brainstorming sessions
 Initial Ideas Discussions. ...
 Building Understanding Discussion.
 Purposes/Goals. ...
 Consensus Discussion.

7.  Reasoning. Try to find the GD topic category
that you are comfortable with. ...
 Speaking. If the given topic is familiar, you
must start the GD. ...
 Time Management. ...
 Presentation. ...
 Paraphrasing/summarizing. ...
 Creativity. ...
 Listening. ...
 Proactive.

8.  Rule 1: Prepare. Work begins long before you
sit for the group discussion. ...
 Rule 2: Know the Participants. ...
 Rule 3: Take Care of your Posture. ...
 Rule 4: Take Charge. ...
 Rule 5: Retain Your Balance. ...
 Rule 6: Follow the Company Culture. ...
 Rule 7: Follow your Domain.

9.  Confidence
 Effective communication
 Quality of language
 Listening skills
 Assertive attitude
 Paraphrasing skills
 leadership

10.  Don't take the lead, if you don't know the
topic.
 Don't hesitate to take the lead, if you know
it.
 Don't copy or follow someone else's ideas or
comments.
 Don't contradict your own points.
 Don't avoid eye contact with fellow
participants.
 Avoid interrupting others.

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