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  10 Group Discussion Tips for Successful Interviews    10 Group Discussion Tips to Use in Your Next Interview   The Group Discussion, commonly referred to as GD, is a crucial elimination round in an interview process that candidates need to be a part of after clearing their aptitude test or the written exam.  A vital component in any screening process.  In this article, we share with you some practical tips and strategies that will set you up for success in group discussions. But before we get into that, let`s help you understand why the GD round is so essential.     1. Awareness of Topics Relating to Your Background Is Crucial    Experts advise that you research popular topics related to your field before taking part in a group discussion. While it is not possible to keep track of all topics under the sun, you should nevertheless have a clear understanding of matters that are closely linked to your educational or professional background. In addition to sufficient knowledge of core to

How to Speak English Fluently:  Simple Tips for Reaching Your Language Goals Do you want to learn how to speak English well? Contents 1. Get clear on what fluency means 2. Immerse yourself in English every day   3. Accept that English grammar has a lot of exceptions 4. Use mirroring to answer English questions 5. Focus on whole phrases instead of single words 6. Learn intonation, body language and gestures 7. Use speech-to-text for all (English) text messaging 8. Talk yourself through everyday activities 9. Memorize conversation starters (and use them!) 10. Share your opinions online 11. Get direct feedback 12. Read along with podcasts 11. Learn some English slang 12. Look out for common pronunciation issues  13. Pay attention to the sounds native speakers use  14. Record your own English-language audiobooks  15. Record what you want to learn, then listen to it throughout the day 16. Think directly in English instead of translating 17. Set specific goals 18. Figure out your “weak spots

 Five Quick and Easy Ways to Improve Your English Score on Bank Exams BANKING ENGLISH, IBPS P.O., CLERK  Did you know that all competitive entrance exams for the SSC and banking have a single subject? This is a test for English.  Many applicants fail to earn good grades in a subject that is frequently regarded as the easiest to score. ONE It goes without saying that the English language has had a significant impact on India. Whether in the banking industry, the information technology industry, or public or private employment, The candidate must demonstrate his flawless English proficiency. At the very least, he or she ought to be endowed with the fundamental knowledge necessary for straightforward communication with clients and customers. Because of the significance of the language, the government has mandated that all students in Class I learn English. If you want a job in the banking industry and hope to work for a prestigious company, you should work on your English skills. TWO It i

 Top 100 English Words With Meaning for NDA, CDS, AFCAT 2023  100 most important English words for competitive exam preparation to help candidates improve their vocabulary skills.  Table of Contents Vocabulary Skills – Part I (20 Words) English Words – Part II (20 Words) Vocabulary Skills – Part III (20 Words) Vocabulary Skills – Part I (20 Words) 1. Conformity- compliance with standards, rules, or laws. 2. Profound-  a state, quality, or emotion that is very great. 3. Obnoxious- extremely unpleasant. 4. Savagery- the quality of being fierce/ cruel.  5. Everlasting- lasting forever or a very long time. 6. Embarking- begin (a course of action). 7. Prolonged- continuing for a long time/ longer than usual; lengthy. 8. Crippling- causing a severe and almost insuperable problem. 9. Isolation- the process /fact of isolating or being isolated; quarantine 10. Immunization- the action of making a person immune to infection. 11. Contravention- an action that violates a law, treaty, or other ruli

 (100 English Sentences Used in Daily Life): Can you give me your address? (daily use) Could you please give me your address? (formal use) The words we use frequently in daily life are exemplified below  Believe me. Call me back. As soon as possible Do me a favor Give me a hand I do not understand I do not mean it I decline! I’m on a diet I just made it I’m sorry Absolutely not. I have no idea. I agree I’m at home It’s on the tip of my tongue It’s ok It really takes time It’s fort he best No, I don’t want See you See you next time So I do So so Allow me Any day will do Be calm Be careful! Be quiet! Cheer up! Come on Don’t be ridicolus Don’t be so childish Don’t move! Don’t worry Enjoy yourself Follow me Forgive me Forget it God bless you It’s very thoughtful of you It’s up to you It’s none of you business Shut up Slow down Stop making such a noice You are going too fast Come with me Good afternoon Good morning Good night Have a good trip Have a good weekend I admire you I apologize I c

TOP TEN INTERVIEW QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE ACCURATE ANSWERS HOW TO ANSWERS QUESTIONS IN INTERVIEWS?   1) Kindly present yourself?     (कृपया अपना परिचय दें?) 2) Tell me about your strength.     (आपकी ताकत क्या है?) 3) What is your area of strength?     (आपकी कमी क्या है?) 4) What makes you want to work for our business?     (आप हमारी कंपनी में काम क्यों करना चाहते हैं?) 5) Why ought we to employ you?      (हमें आपको क्यों नियुक्त करना चाहिए?) 6) In two, three, four, or five years, where do you see yourself?     (आप 2/3/4/5 साल बाद खुद को कहां देखते हैं?) 7) Can you perform well under pressure?      (क्या आप दबाव में काम कर सकते हैं?) 8) How did you mark your most recent birthday?     (आपने अपना पिछला जन्मदिन कैसे मनाया?) 9) How much do you anticipate earning?     (सैलरी को लेकर आपकी क्या उम्मीद(एक्सपेक्टेशन)है?) Tenth, do you have any inquiries?       (क्या आपके कोई सवाल हैं?) How many of you are aware of the fundamental distinctions between a CV (Curriculum Vitae), resume, and biodata?