Short answer. If you cannot hold a conversation yet, start with Spoken English (6 months, ₹999/mo). If you know the words but freeze, take Interactive Speaking (3 months, ₹1,199/mo). If the problem is meetings, calls and emails, take Workplace English (3 months, ₹1,999/mo). Sit an exam course only if a form asks for the exam.
Most people buy the wrong class because the internet sells “English” as one product. It is three rooms. This page is the picker. A ₹0 live demo is how you confirm it.
The three rooms, in one table
| If this is you | Take this | Time & fee | Done looks like |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cannot form a full sentence | Spoken English | 6 months · ₹999/mo | Introduce yourself, shops, phone, 2 minutes on a topic |
| You know the words. You freeze. | Interactive Speaking | 3 months · ₹1,199/mo | You talk every class. Standups, debates, 1-minute prompts |
| Chat is fine. Meetings are not. | Workplace / Business English | 3 months · ₹1,999/mo | Updates, client calls, emails, a 5-minute explanation of your work |
| A form, visa or university asks for a band | IELTS — only then | 3 months · ₹2,499/mo | Marked mocks. Writing is usually the bottleneck |
Spoken English — when daily life is the gap
Spoken English is the 6-month map: sounds, sentences, vocabulary, then real conversations. It is for Hindi- and Bengali-medium beginners, people who read more than they speak, and anyone who still translates in their head. You speak every hour in a batch of around 6. See how long it takes and Kavya’s story on real results.
Interactive English — when freeze is the gap
Interactive is not a grammar lecture. It is games, debates, storytelling and 1-minute prompts so the checking step between thinking and speaking gets shorter. If you can write a decent message but go silent on a call, this is the room. Ananya’s standup story is this problem. Read the full freeze guide: Interactive English when you freeze.
Business English — when work is the gap
Workplace English is meetings, client calls, updates, emails and explaining your work. It assumes you can already chat. Neha’s tax-desk calls and Aditya’s BI Analyst switch are this room. Deep dives: client-call English and explain your work in 3 minutes.
What not to buy first
- Do not buy IELTS because a cousin went abroad. Buy it when a form asks.
- Do not buy 1:1 chat apps if you cannot form a sentence yet — there is nothing to practise.
- Do not buy a 30-day fluency pack. Everyday talk is about 6 months live.
- Interview prep is for people who already speak and now need the job conversation. Sneha’s story is that lane.
Working nights or weekends? IST morning, evening and weekend batches — English for working professionals. Hindi- or Bengali-medium? You still belong here — that guide.
Unsure? Sit in a live class for ₹0. We will place you in Spoken, Interactive or Business — not all three.