Hey Manish!

A group discussion is mostly held to screen applicants, particularly for educational institutes and entry level positions or jobs. The group discussion round is an interview component that evaluates a candidate's speaking, communication abilities, ideas and personality. It demonstrates the candidate's capacity to community and work in a bigger group in a variety of occupations.

Since you haven't mentioned the purpose nor the topic(if provided) of the group discussion, I would provide some basic tips useful for cracking the group discussions.

• Being optimistic is important and it gives off a confident vibe. Don't project a bad body language by being demanding and dominating. Always indicate that you're interested in what's being said. Positive body language and gestures will assure success. Getting a group discussion started is a huge plus point. However, this is only possible if you have a thorough understanding of the subject and are well versed in it. Speaking withlut adeqaute intellect, on the other hand, might provide the erroneous impression.
• Never interrupt a person who is speaking. Even if you disagree with their point of view, don't jump in and take away their opportunity to speak. Instead, take notes and clarify the situation when the individual comes to a halt. Make an effort to involve individuals who are silent, and urge them to share their thoughts as well, since doing do demonstrates your leadership abilities. Throughout the Group discussion round, make eye contact.
• Pay attention to what other members are saying since this aids in the formation of a logical discussion. It also demonstrates your ability to operate in a group. Also, take the initiative to get the argument back on course if the group becomes distracted from the topic of concern and becomes to deviate. Then you'll certainly get noticed.
• It's critical that you're accurate and can communicate your ideas clearly given the time limit or period. Always use simple and appropriate languayto communicate respectfully, clearly, and sensibly. Even while disagreeing, don't outburst of rage. Even if the issue is one you care deeply about, keep your cool when expressing your emotions.

Keep these points in mind and you will be able to ace the group discussion. You will be assessed on certain aspects such as your communication skills, your capacity to solve problems and think critically, how you approach the subject, whether or not you can come up with novel concepts, how you present your point of view, how you listen and observe and so on.

All the best!