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Group discussion involves a group of candidates discussing a given topic for 15-20 minutes. There are different types of group discussions, including topic-based, case-based, and article-based discussions. Topic-based discussions involve discussing a statement to reach a consensus, while case-based discussions involve analyzing a problem situation and potential solutions. Article-based discussions involve reading an article and then discussing it. Group discussions allow participants to understand topics more deeply, improve critical thinking and problem solving skills, and increase confidence in speaking. Participants should respect all speakers, stick to the topic, and avoid shouting or interrupting others.

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 In group discussion methodology, the group of candidates is given a topic or a situation, given a few minutes to think about the same, and then asked to discuss the it among themselves for 15-20 minutes.  GD is a forum where people sit together and discuss the issue administrated to them with the common objective of discussing it in a wholesome way.
TYPES OF GROUPTYPES OF GROUP DISCUSSIONDISCUSSION Topic based GD Case based GD Article based GD
TOPIC BASEDTOPIC BASED GD:-GD:-  In topic based GD, the group member are given a topic to discuss. A topic is typically in the form of statement. By the end of the discussion, the group should strive to arrive at a consensus on the issue that is covered by the topic.
CASE BASEDCASE BASED GD:-GD:-  In case studies GD, a short description of a situation is given to all the particulars. The case will typically be a problem situation that require a solution. The participants have to study the case, analyze the problem and then discuss various situation to the problem.
ARTICLE BASEDARTICLE BASED GD:-GD:-  Article based GD, cover wide range of areas, like current affairs, politics, economics, technology etc.  The participants are given 4-5 minutes to read the article and are then asked to hold a regular group discussion of around 10-15 minutes on the article.
TOPICS OF GDTOPICS OF GD KNOWLEDGE BASED TOPICS:- knowledge based topics require of some topical knowledge. This topic mostly cover economics issue as well as current non-economics issues. Knowledge based topics fall into different categories based on the type of knowledge required. Some of the important categories of this are: -  Economic topic  Social topic  Political topic  Sports/film related topic  IT based topics
NON KNOWLEDGE BASED TOPICS:- Common, day-to-day knowledge is sufficient to do a good job of talking about such topics.  Concrete topics  Abstract topics
 To understand a subject more deeply.  It improves your ability to think critically.  It helps in solving a particular problem.  It helps the group to make a particular decision.  It gives you the chance to hear other student’s ideas.  It improves your listening skills.  It increases your confidence in speaking.  It can change your attitudes.
 Speak pleasantly and politely to the group.  Respect the contribution of every speaker.  Remember that a discussion is not an argument. Learn to disagree politely.  Think about your contribution before you speak.  Try to stick to the discussion topic. Don't introduce irrelevant information.  Be aware of your body language when you are speaking.  Agree with the point of your partner what you find interesting. DO’SDO’S
DONT’SDONT’S  Lose your temper.  Don’t Shout. Use a moderate tone and medium pitch.  Use too many gestures when you speak. Gestures like finger pointing and table thumping can appear aggressive.  Dominate the discussion. Confident speakers should allow quieter students a chance to contribute.  Draw too much on personal experiences.  Interrupt. Wait for a speaker to finish what they are saying before you speak. 
HOW TO FACE GDHOW TO FACE GD  Communication Skills  Knowledge and ideas regarding a given subject  Capability to co-ordinate and lead  Exchange of thoughts  Addressing the group as a whole  Thorough preparations
TIPS FORTIPS FOR SUMMARIZING GDSUMMARIZING GD  Avoid raising new points.  Avoid stating only your viewpoint.  Avoid dwelling only on one aspect of the GD.  Keep it brief and concise.  It must incorporate all the important points that came out during the GD.  If the examiner asks you to summaries a GD, it means the GD has come to an end.  Do not add anything once the GD has been summarized.
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Group discussion-1220792461614639-9

  • 2.  In group discussion methodology, the group of candidates is given a topic or a situation, given a few minutes to think about the same, and then asked to discuss the it among themselves for 15-20 minutes.  GD is a forum where people sit together and discuss the issue administrated to them with the common objective of discussing it in a wholesome way.
  • 3. TYPES OF GROUPTYPES OF GROUP DISCUSSIONDISCUSSION Topic based GD Case based GD Article based GD
  • 4. TOPIC BASEDTOPIC BASED GD:-GD:-  In topic based GD, the group member are given a topic to discuss. A topic is typically in the form of statement. By the end of the discussion, the group should strive to arrive at a consensus on the issue that is covered by the topic.
  • 5. CASE BASEDCASE BASED GD:-GD:-  In case studies GD, a short description of a situation is given to all the particulars. The case will typically be a problem situation that require a solution. The participants have to study the case, analyze the problem and then discuss various situation to the problem.
  • 6. ARTICLE BASEDARTICLE BASED GD:-GD:-  Article based GD, cover wide range of areas, like current affairs, politics, economics, technology etc.  The participants are given 4-5 minutes to read the article and are then asked to hold a regular group discussion of around 10-15 minutes on the article.
  • 7. TOPICS OF GDTOPICS OF GD KNOWLEDGE BASED TOPICS:- knowledge based topics require of some topical knowledge. This topic mostly cover economics issue as well as current non-economics issues. Knowledge based topics fall into different categories based on the type of knowledge required. Some of the important categories of this are: -  Economic topic  Social topic  Political topic  Sports/film related topic  IT based topics
  • 8. NON KNOWLEDGE BASED TOPICS:- Common, day-to-day knowledge is sufficient to do a good job of talking about such topics.  Concrete topics  Abstract topics
  • 9.  To understand a subject more deeply.  It improves your ability to think critically.  It helps in solving a particular problem.  It helps the group to make a particular decision.  It gives you the chance to hear other student’s ideas.  It improves your listening skills.  It increases your confidence in speaking.  It can change your attitudes.
  • 10.  Speak pleasantly and politely to the group.  Respect the contribution of every speaker.  Remember that a discussion is not an argument. Learn to disagree politely.  Think about your contribution before you speak.  Try to stick to the discussion topic. Don't introduce irrelevant information.  Be aware of your body language when you are speaking.  Agree with the point of your partner what you find interesting. DO’SDO’S
  • 11. DONT’SDONT’S  Lose your temper.  Don’t Shout. Use a moderate tone and medium pitch.  Use too many gestures when you speak. Gestures like finger pointing and table thumping can appear aggressive.  Dominate the discussion. Confident speakers should allow quieter students a chance to contribute.  Draw too much on personal experiences.  Interrupt. Wait for a speaker to finish what they are saying before you speak. 
  • 12. HOW TO FACE GDHOW TO FACE GD  Communication Skills  Knowledge and ideas regarding a given subject  Capability to co-ordinate and lead  Exchange of thoughts  Addressing the group as a whole  Thorough preparations
  • 13. TIPS FORTIPS FOR SUMMARIZING GDSUMMARIZING GD  Avoid raising new points.  Avoid stating only your viewpoint.  Avoid dwelling only on one aspect of the GD.  Keep it brief and concise.  It must incorporate all the important points that came out during the GD.  If the examiner asks you to summaries a GD, it means the GD has come to an end.  Do not add anything once the GD has been summarized.