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Deepayan Deyday dreamer,never give up........
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Yes definitely, but TOEFL is the exam where you first improve your speaking skills before appearing.
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Bhargav C
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Hello Pankaj,
BA in English is a common subject, which students opt for as it offers a host of career options for the students. After completing graduation, students generally get confused whether to work or go for further studies. There are many professional courses like:
1. Journalism and mass communication.
2. Linguistics.
3. Film Editing.
4. Visual communication, etc.
There are many academic courses like MA, M.Phil and Ph.D, which students can pursue if they want to go for research work or wants to be a professor.
Students can also go for management courses such as MBA and Master of financial programs and post graduate Diploma programs co
BA in English is a common subject, which students opt for as it offers a host of career options for the students. After completing graduation, students generally get confused whether to work or go for further studies. There are many professional courses like:
1. Journalism and mass communication.
2. Linguistics.
3. Film Editing.
4. Visual communication, etc.
There are many academic courses like MA, M.Phil and Ph.D, which students can pursue if they want to go for research work or wants to be a professor.
Students can also go for management courses such as MBA and Master of financial programs and post graduate Diploma programs co
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Kamaraju pulugurthaOnline teaching of English, on retirement
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The first two synchronize with each other and the third one can be left out. Linguistics doesn't give you immediate benefits.
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Saurabh GuptaProduct Manager | IIM Ahmedabad
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You don't have to refer to any specific book and not being fluent in English is also fine. All you need to do is be aware of current affairs. Apart from that, you need to have certain skills for a GD, like being a good listener, being assertive and not aggressive, being polite, giving everyone a chance to speak, making sure you are the one in first 2-3 speakers in the group, etc.
If you are not still confident, I suggest you join GD-PI classes of any Institute like TIME. They will teach you well and do multiple mock GDs to boost your confidence.
If you are not still confident, I suggest you join GD-PI classes of any Institute like TIME. They will teach you well and do multiple mock GDs to boost your confidence.
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Meghna Sharma18 | Female | Polyglot | Humanitarian
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English, definitely. The field of English literature is so vast that the job prospects never end. Be it professorship, translation, foreign exchange programs, travel journalist, journalist, author, editor, columnist, administrative posts, tutoring, mass communication, etc. English always has the way.
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