A group discussion consists of:
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
Communication Skills
It is necessary that you should be precise and clear. As a
rule evaluators do not look for the wordage produced. Your knowledge on a given
subject, your precision and clarity of thought are the things that are
evaluated. Irrelevant talks lead you nowhere. You should speak as much as
necessary, neither more nor less. Group discussions are not debating stages.
Ability to listen is also what evaluators judge. They look
for your ability to react on what other participants say. Hence, it is necessary
that you listen carefully to others and then react or proceed to add some more
points. Your behavior in the group is also put to test to judge whether you are
a loner or can work in a