What if one can't speak fluent English in GD?

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Payal Pallavi Bharadwaj

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It might indicate your less knowledge of English and can provide a negative impact infront of others.
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It's not about the language, it's all about the point that you are putting forward has depth in it .. does it have any sense. But command on language is always must. So you can easily explain your point with command on your language.
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Medico

Hey Mushaid GD is not about fluency in English only. It comprises of other areas like personality, body language, confidence, ability to work as a team, patience and other things. If you think fluency is a task then try to keep up the level in the other above-mentioned areas, these will definitely help...
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Hey Mushaid GD is not about fluency in English only. It comprises of other areas like personality, body language, confidence, ability to work as a team, patience and other things. If you think fluency is a task then try to keep up the level in the other above-mentioned areas, these will definitely help you score well and you will notice that as others start appreciating the way you conduct yourself you will gain confidence and over a period of time you will be fluent. Wishing you success read less
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Professional Yoga Teacher

Doesn't matter, speak. In a GD, not just your English skills are tested but your communication skills, body language, confidence, etc are tested. So go ahead and speak, no stopping you! Hope this helps! :)
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Group Discussion is about how you put your point forward. It is not about which language you use. You just need to be fluent and confident in whatever language you speak.
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Language Trainer

This manifests a number of things like, knowledge, comm.skill, confidence , attitude and so on. Thus, a regular practice before the d day is instrumental.
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