English Spl

English skills are improved upon learning communication- listening, reading, writing and speaking. Sound knowledge of putting English grammar to your spoken and writing skills is a must. To develop your English skills, communicate with a person around you who has good command over the language. No matter if you start wrong, the other will correct you. Listening to English news, reading English newspaper aloud, solving scramble and spellathon in the newspaper will help you improve your vocabulary and speaking.

Forms will be available online on www.du.ac.in in May end or June starting.
You can fill the form, and wait for the merit lists.

You can buy any book for the entrance purposes, as different universities have different way of conducting their exams. But still, if you wish to buy something buy Arihant publication book for MA preparation.

Please specify where do you wish to apply. Every college/university follows a different pattern for admission.

For fee details request you to please contact the college officals to know about the exact fees.
Link: http://ggdsd.ac.in/

Basic eligibility to apply for M.A. in Applied Linguistics from the University of Hyderabad is that candidate should be a graduate with a minimum pass mark of 50% in graduation with minimum 50% marks in English (compulsory or optional subject). Eligible candidates need to appear for a written test conducted by University of Hyderabad. Candidates are selected based on the marks obtained in written test conducted by the university. Interested candidates can apply online with required information.

85% marks in English was the eligibility criteria to be able to fill the form, for the General Category for BMC. If you score less than that in English, there isn't much that you can do as it is the basic eligibility criteria. However it was the criteria last year, you can keep checking the college website for the criteria of this year. It might change.

Hi Madhurjya,
Don't think that way. There are a lot of Assamese people in Delhi too.
I'm an Assamese and I'm pursuing B.Com (Hons) from SRCC, Delhi University. It's absolutely fine and normal for you to take admission in any college you want and anywhere in the world.
And talking about the communication, Delhi has a mixture of people from all parts of the country. Hindi and English are the two languages mostly used here.