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5 Golden rules or Tips to Crack Airforce Phase-2 Group Discussion Easily

Things to Take Care in Discussion:

Don’t get aggressive, even if you are a very good speaker you cannot be an Airmen in the Airforce if you lose your calm. There is a saying - “Never lose your cool”.

Never participate in a fish market, as this would lead to unnecessary chaos & the assessors might wash out the batch. You can calm the group down once or twice, even if they do not listen then remain quiet, there are high chances that they select the one who remains quite.

During discussion too, don't look at the assessors as you are discussing amongst the group.

Take part in the group discussion actively by listening to others and contributing to the discussion. Also, remember to let others speak and give them a fair chance.

Keep calm, control the tempo of the group and help others express their ideas.

If you follow these 5 rules, you are likely to Crack Airforce Phase-2 Group Discussion Easily.

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