Rakesh Garhwal

Your answer is in the question itself.  Fear is the cousin of nervousness and their combined effort makes you under confident. ☢️Why do we loose confidence? Inadequate knowledge on the subject . Lack of concentration while the briefing of the task is being made/when the Interviewer is asking his questions, as a result you can’t Grasp the essentials of the question. Self created Complex.that “Others are better “. “What will the assessor think”, to what you speak/answer or perform during a Group Discussion? Some general tips that I offer are: Improve your General Awareness. Make reading a habit. If you are in doubt, don’t rest till you have cleared them through various sources at your disposal. Develop an “Enquiring attitude “. Ask…Why, Where, What, How and when ,to get a complete perspective on the subject . Improve your power of expression. It’s how easily others understand you. Speak complete sentences, clearly, unbothered of your pronunciation or vocabulary. Don’t compare yourself wi

How to write a book a book review Before reading, consider: Title - What does it suggest? Preface or Introduction - Provides important information about the author's intentions or the scope of the book. Can you identify any limitations? Has the author ignored important aspects of the subject? Table of Contents - Shows how the book's organized -- main ideas, how they're developed (chronologically, topically, etc.) Points to ponder as you read the entire book: What's the general field or genre? Does the book fit? From what point of view is the book written? Do you agree or disagree with the author's point of view? Make notes as you read, passages to quote in your review. Can you follow the author's thesis, "common thread"? What is the author's style? Formal? Informal? Suitable for the intended audience? Are concepts well defined? Is the language clear and convincing? Are the ideas developed? What areas are covered, not covered?How accu