Languages

Go for a free course of Harvard University on EDX app. Download from Google play store. It will be the best idea. Otherwise do free course from Coursera app. Both have wonderful videos.

There are various ways to improve English. You can refer to various grammar books to understand the grammar. Also, read various English newspapers and magazines and also try to speak in front of mirror. You can also read English articles in front of mirror which will help you in gaining confidence and improving verbal communication. For written communication try to write an article or essay on current topics and then get it check by some expert for mistakes. This will help you in improving writing skills. You can also join English teaching institutes to improve communication skills.

You should apply online. They even offer scholarships for Indian students but not always. You need to complete IELTS test for which you need to spend 10000-12000 INR. Now you can apply for universities like Harvard and Birmingham and all. If you apply now, for June 2018 admission, it's better. All the best.

Hi Manish,
Any student aspiring to get admission in Taxila Business School is judged on various parameters including self-awareness, general awareness, confidence, analytical skills, etc. Communication skills or the command over English is one of the important factors considered before selecting a student. Thus, a student with weak English would not get admission.
But the interview rounds would begin approximately after 2 months, i.e., 31st December, so you may start working on your skills so as to be a part of Taxila Business School.

To apply for the above-mentioned course you need to have completed M.A. / M.Sc. in Psychology / Educational Psychology/Education/Applied Psychology /Social Work/ChildDevelopment/Human Development/ M.A./M.Sc. in any school and having B.Ed. with Psychology/Counseling as papers/
B.A. with Psychology as paper/subject with not less than 45% marks in aggregate from a recognized University.
Admissions are based on the marks obtained in graduation.