My hearty wishes! For interviews, I would always write, punctuate and by-heart some common answers such as an introduction, my aim, my wishes and my achievements. This gives me the freedom to choose easy going words rather than searching for words during the conversation or getting stuck with a difficult to pronounce word. Then, one more tip is, I would not respond immediately to a question. Rather, I take a 2-3 seconds, to prepare my mind and the sentence. The most important tip I would say is, which worked for my interview was, the first thing that I said to my panel was, 'I have a stuttering condition, so let me know if anything is unclear'. This helped me to overcome the fear of judgement. I hope this helps!, If anything is unclear, let me know! Good luck and Rock!