Mastering Group Discussions: Learn the ABC of GD | Indian Culture vs Western Culture Example

🗣️ Dive into the world of Group Discussions with us! In this video, we explore the basics of GD, debunk common myths, and witness a lively discussion on 'Indian Culture vs Western Culture.' From understanding the format to key skills like initiation, teamwork, and communication, we've got it covered. Gain insights on how to approach diverse topics and enhance your GD skills for success in various settings, from interviews to academic assessments. Stick around for valuable tips, and let's create a positive and constructive discussion environment together!
🔍 Topics Covered:
What is Group Discussion?
Where GDs are used?
The GD Format
Prerequisites for GD
Common Myths and Realities
Example GD: Indian Culture vs Western Culture
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He went somewhere. He went somewhere else. Difference sir???

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"He went somewhere" is in the present tense, he went somewhere and we might not know the place and in "He went somewhere else" is in the past tense, here he was in a place we knew but now he went somewhere else Edit: I might be wrong but that is what I get