Risks involved in starting a Group Discussion | GD tips - Part 7 | by Dr Sandeep Patil.
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About his video:-
Starting a GD is always good, but it is a high risk, high returns business. You need to follow three points before starting a GD.
1. Regular practice of starting a GD is very important.
2. Contribute regularly during a GD. Don’t just be a starter and then be a passive member.
3. Think about the topic given to you and then decide about starting the GD.
If you follow these three crucial points, then starting a GD is not an impossible task.
Hope this video will add some value to you.
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