Public Speaking

Students can join debates, presentations, and college events to practise speaking in front of others. Start small, record yourself speaking, and ask friends for feedback. Honestly, confidence comes with practice, not overnight.

At PIBM Guwahati students who are not confident with public speaking are given opportunities to improve through regular practice and active participation. Classroom presentations group discussions case studies role plays and industry interactions allow students to gradually become comfortable speaki

At PIBM Guwahati students who are not confident with public speaking are given opportunities to improve through regular practice and active participation. Classroom presentations group discussions case studies role plays and industry interactions allow students to gradually become comfortable speaki

Honestly the biggest mistake people make is waiting until they feel "ready" to speak. That day never comes.

What actually works is daily small practice — not big sessions. Talk to yourself while commuting. Describe what you're doing out loud. Watch one YouTube video in English and repeat sentences af

Yes, often.

In the B.A Corporate Communication at IILM University, Gurugram students are required to give formal presentations, impromptu speeches, and even mock press conferences. One of my friends used to be terrified of speaking in front of people, but after doing multiple roleplays (like pretendi

I had major stage fear, but I got chances to host events, give class presentations, and even be part of panel discussions. The feedback is supportive, not scary — and now I actually enjoy the mic!