Rakesh Garhwal

As soon as GD is open for Discussion: Candidate 1.  Technology  helps us to engage with social media . As we known various places in rural as well as urban area many people who are on Facebook and tiktok they devote their time to these app due to which they won't move out from their home. Various bollywood and hollywood actress keep pleasing other to follow norms and  it also motivate peoples to stay at home. Candidate 2.  Technology helps us to maintain an online database of the citizens , it helps a lot now and the relief is directly transferred to the people without any hassle and its fast too. Candidate 3. Video conferencing is the primary way to connect with each other now, Classes are being conducted online, Courts are hearing cases in conferences ,Whole IT sector is working from home, This had only been possible because of our robust internet infrastructure and private players have done a tremendous job maintaining the quality of it, But there have been some risk for example

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

HIV-AIDS: (Important Notes for Airforce Phase2 Group Discussion) -It is a set of symptoms or syndrome caused by HIV. But it is not necessary that a person infected with HIV will definitely develop AIDS. -A person infected with HIV is likely to develop symptoms of AIDS over a period of time when his/er immune system is too weak to fight HIV infection. -This is the last stage of HIV when the infection is very advanced and if left untreated will lead to death. -A person with HIV whose CD4 count falls below 200 per cubic millimetre is diagnosed with AIDS. -The risk of HIV progressing to AIDS varies widely between individuals and depends on many factors including:  1.The age of the Individua  2.The body’s ability to defend against HIV  3.Access to high quality sanitary healthcare  4.Presence of other infections  5.Individual’s genetic resistance to certain strains of HIV  6.Drug-Resistant strains of HIV Symptoms: •The early symptoms include fever, chills, joint pains, muscle aches, sore thr