Firstly, you need to perceive the picture properly for its setting, characters and situation.
Identify a hero, set a goal or a problem for him and write a nice story with meaningful,
positive actions and successful outcome.

Secondly, narrate your story briefly in one minute with good power of expression, clarity,
and confidence. Maintain eye contact (without looking at the assessors) and keep an erect
posture. Listening well to others stories during this phase will help you to reframe and
organise your thoughts and participate well in the discussion.

Finally, take initiative, participate actively in the discussion and influence the group with
common sense, quality of ideas and composure. Be natural and spontaneous in your
utterances. Focus on getting the group to come to a consensus after accepting and filtering
ideas.

Remember to perform consistently well in all the three stages and especially in the group
discussion to get screened in.