English Spl

Your English will get you a job, provided you pursue PG too. Try to get admission in EFLU, Hyderabad. Plan in a systematic way. Look out for good job options in different countries.

Yes, you are doing BA in English and HR manager needs good English speaking ability and communication skills. If you choose MBA in HR, it will definitely help you.
Best of luck.

Dear,
You have to join any institute for English communication course like British council.
They have programmes for basic learner that will help you to catch the English medium and according to me, you should go for advance level in the same for your future growth.
All the best.

Complete your PG, and then opt for B.Ed. After completing your B.Ed, you can work as an lecturer in a college.

Hello,
You can apply for IBPS Bank PO exam after completing your graduation.
Graduation degree in any subject is required for IBPS PO.
You can check the eligibility criteria here:https://ask.shiksha.com/what-is-the-required-qualification-for-bank-po-qna-3844017
To prepare for IBPS PO Exam, you need at least 4 months.
You need to cover sections like English, quantitative aptitude, reasoning & general knowledge.
For more details, visit the link mentioned below: https://www.eduncle.com/ibps-po-recruitment-exam
Best of luck.

MBA has wider opportunities in comparison to MA English in India. MBA with specialization in marketing & HR will be good for you. In order to crack MBA entrance examinations, you may take coaching to improve your weakness in numerical ability.

Hi,
You could fill out DU's common form and then seek admission in colleges where your marks match the cut-off. Please keep a track of forms of other colleges from the month of March. Fill out as many forms as you can and sit for as many entrances as you can.

Dear,
It will be in English and Hindi, both languages.
All the best.

If you are asking for correspondence, then you can go for IGNOU. You can also do it with your job. If you want to do regular BA, then ICG, Kanoria, Raj University or Amity are few.