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B-schools use several types of Group Discussion topics to test the applicants. While there are some Group Discussions that test the knowledge of a candidate on a topical issue, others are designed to test the 'lateral thinking' of candidate. Another type of Group Discussion comes in form of a short 'case-study' where applicants are asked to analyze a situation and frame responses. Yet another type of a Group Discussion is a 'group exercise'.

There could be different types of Group Discussion topics which can broadly be covered in following categories to help the aspirants prepare better Business & Economy This is one of the most important areas of Group Discussion topics in IIMs, XLRI, MDI, SPJIMR and other top B-schools where Group Discussion continues to be an important component of final MBA/PGDM admission round -- Demonetization 2016 in India will adversely impact adversely on Indian Economy.

-- Is FDI in retail good or bad for India?

-- IT industry is going to create huge job opportunities in India.

-- Corruption is the root cause for Indian Economy slowdown -- Will India remain way behind China?

-- Should business lobbying be made legal in India?

-- GST will propel the business & economic growth -- Merging the General & Railway Budget will save exchequer from unnecessary

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spending Current Affairs Changes and developments happen every day in the country in every sphere and top B-schools prefer to choose them as one of the key Group Discussion topics in their final admission round. A few of the key topics on current affairs are – -- Should India end the Kashmir Crisis by attacking or by dialogue with Pakistan?

-- The rise in vegetable prices is a man made farce -- The parliament of India and State legislatures should pass the Lokpal bill.

-- Our Parliament is misusing public money -- Preponing the General Budget presentation date is a good decision.

-- Is terrorism the price we have to pay for democracy?

-- Does India need a bullet train or better railway and road infrastructure?

Social Issues Social issues and concerns have far reaching impact on every strata of the society.

These topics are the favourite of top B-schools for their Group Discussion round.

-- Gender bias in portraying Women in Advertisements -- UID Aadhar Card – Is it really useful for common people?

-- Reservation should be removed -- Quota System should be abolished -- Maintaining brotherhood is a social obligation -- Beauty Pageants give a wrong impact on the women of India -- Reality shows- Should children be banned from coming in such shows?

-- Is Social Media an inevitable part of marketing?

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-- Can social media be controlled?

-- Demonetization 2016 has created social unrest.

-- Are the women boon or bane to the society?

-- Love Marriage should be preferred to Arranged Marriage.

-- Nuclear Family is better than the Joint Family.

International Current Affairs -- Trump as U.S. President may make USA a better ally for India.

-- Britain should have remained with European Union?

-- UNO should create Global army to fight against terrorism.

-- Chinese goods should be banned in India to promote Indian Industry.

-- Paris Summit has made little impact on the role of developed countries to improve climate.

Abstract topics Candidates find it difficult to form better arguments and strong discussion points when it comes to group discussion on Abstract topics. The reason is that these topics are based on your personal views and opinions without any strong fact to support your view. Most top B-schools place abstract topics in group discussion round Readmore-

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