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What body language should I maintain during discussions and listening?

In discussions, keep your body language open. Sit comfortably, make eye contact, and show you're paying attention. Avoid crossing your arms, fidgeting, or looking uninterested. When listening, focus on the speaker, and don't interrupt. Use your expressions and posture to show you're engaged. Positive body language helps express your interest and respect in a conversation.

How should I handle a debate with another candidate?

Speak up politely without attacking anyone personally. Stay calm, be open-minded, and respect others' opinions. Encourage everyone and work together respectfully, showcasing your communication skills. Disagreeing won't give you extra points, and you don't know who will be chosen. It's smart to avoid arguments. You're here to show your teamwork skills. If someone starts a debate, use your emotional intelligence to turn it into a constructive discussion.

What if my fluency is not good at all?

How should I respond if another candidate provides false and illogical information?

What should I do if GTO gives a counter?

What are some tips for excelling in group discussions?

Who will conduct the group discussions?

What should I do if I don't understand the meaning of the selected topic?

Should I maintain eye contact with the candidate or GTO (Ground Testing Officer)?

How much time will I get to complete it?

Can I suggest changing the Group Discussion topic?

If everyone opposes my point but i have  proper logic . What should I do ? 

Am I allowed to skip group discussions?

Should I assist someone who's trying to speak but can't get a chance?

What does ISSB actually check during a Group discussion?

Should I start first or in the middle or is there any advantage starting at first?

 What if I start last?

Is it beneficial to take more time?

What if I take less time than others?




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