Factual Extempore Topics | Extempore Non-Factual Topics -Hitbullseye

Extempores form an integral part of the selection processes. A mastery over extempores can be an added advantage for a candidate - and puts him/her in a better position over other candidates. In this article, we bring you latest factual topics that might be asked in the extempore round of any selection process.

Extempore- Factual Topics

An exhaustive list of latest extempore topics:

Demonetization
Getting real on climate
IT: Boon or Bane
The most needed reform in India
Is India capable of assuming responsibility in the East?
Cheap Labor in India

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Women make better managers than men
Objectives of business
Time Management
Higher education in India
Marketing: What do you like about it?
Inflation or growth
Education and wisdom
Climate is changing
Education Reforms
Indo-Pak relations
Fiscal cliff
Chetan Bhagat and literature

Factual Extempore Topics 2017-18

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Time Limit: 30 seconds to 2 minutes

Is social media a boon or bane? (IIM Indore)
How Indian economy could collapse in next 5 years? (IIM Indore)
Green marketing and climate change (IIMs CAP)
Child Labour (IIMs CAP)
Capital Punishment (IIMs CAP)
Reason why startups fail (IIMs CAP)
Managers know that they should not be myopic or shortsighted in their decisions and should have long term vision. Yet they end up being myopic in their decision. What do you think of it and explain why? (IIMs CAP)
Supreme Court order on playing national anthem in cinema halls. (IIMs CAP)
Rahul Dravid (IMI Delhi)
Negative Obsession with Artificial Intelligence (IMI Delhi)
What can Narendra Modi do to stop engineers going for MBA to support his ‘Make in India’? (IMI Delhi)

Example for Extempore:

International trade barriers

Patterns of International trade & gains from trade were determined by Trade Theory or 'Mercantilism' prevalent in 17th & 18th centuries. In Mercantilism, an economy tried to augment its wealth by restricting and reducing imports while encouraging exports.

The barriers to International Trade are generally divided into Tariff Barriers and Non-Tariff Barriers (TBs & NTBs). Regional Integration Agreements (RIA) were formed mainly to reduce trade barriers between member nations. The formation of subsequent RIAs, i.e. from "Free Trade" to "Customs Union (e.g. SAARC)" to "Common Market" to "Economic/Political Union (e.g. European Union)" went on reducing trade barriers with members and outside nations.

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