Short answer
If you cannot hold a two-minute conversation, take Spoken English first. If you can chat and still bomb HR, take Interview Prep. IELTS is for forms, not most Indian campus drives.
Campus placement English is not IELTS. It is sixty seconds in a chair: who you are, one proof, why this role. The template is here: tell me about yourself. Most freshers fail that minute because they start at birthplace and never arrive at the job.
Two different problems
| If this is true | Take | Fee |
|---|---|---|
| You cannot finish a sentence on a phone call | Basic Spoken English, 6 months, ~6 learners | ₹999/month |
| You can chat, HR screens still collapse | Interview Prep, 2 months | ₹1,499/month |
| A university or visa form asks for a band | IELTS, 3 months, 6 mocks | ₹2,499/month |
Fees inclusive of taxes. Buying IELTS because “it will help in placements” is the expensive wrong room. Spoken or IELTS.
What Interview Prep actually drills
- 60-second intro until it is boring — boring is the goal.
- STAR answers for internships, projects and part-time work. No fake experience.
- Salary and notice-period sentences you can say without apologising.
What we will not print on a brochure
- No placement cell and no salary doubling.
- No certificate that HR will ask for. They will hear you.
- A career gap or a back-paper is a fact. We practise how you say it; we do not erase it.
Freshers sit in Spoken or Interview Prep — one room, not both. Message us.
