"You are a University or CBSE topper  and you have plenty of information, knowledge etc., but if you are not able to effectively put it across to the Board Members who interview you, you don't make any favourable impression, leave alone impression, why you may even get rejected.

To be successful in life, to be a change agent, or a game changer, or to lead a team to make a personal branding or to improve your overall personality, one integral part of your armoury is good communication skill.   So whether you go for a UPSC, or for IAS Selection, or Service Selection Board, GMAT , NEET  or for any entrance test, you need very good communication skills to perform well.  Irrespective of the purpose of our communication, whether it is to persuade,entertain or educate, for it to be successful it needs to be received, understood,accepted and ultimately acted upon by the audience. A recent study, quoted by Harvard Business Review, reveals that among the different reasons for businessesto lose customers, 61% is due to poor communication skills of managers and

interface staff."

Topics I will touch upon:

Communication definitions, , interpersonal and intrapersonal communication, the role of sensory receptors in communication, attitudinal frame, stimuli, (both internal and external stimuli) Non verbal communication and its role in our day to day life, How to face an Interview(some tips) and also some of the attributes required in Personality Development.