Students’ words: -
I came here at PSEL for GD-PI skills and it just amazing and everyday was new day for me as I daily learnt something new and astonishing. Just after 37 classes I appeared for GD-PI at IBM and I was selected there if it was not miracle then what else. Thank you PSEL and its team specially” PANKAJ ASIJA” sir.
Poonam saini. IBM (software engineer)
I was not able to speak so fluently and confidently before joining PSEL but today I am poles apart and all credit goes to PSEL oh... How can I forget Mr. Pankaj Asija who gave me classes. He is beyond the question and his words & talks are adorable.
Priyanka Soni asst. manager (India call)
I am so lucky for having got to know about PSEL in 7th sem. of my b.tech . At PSEL I improved English and communication skills coupled with life skills. Today I live better. Moreover cleared GD-PI for “PPL” and got selected in 7th sem. itself. Today I speak in English as mother tongue.
Deepika. (PPL)
I came to PSEL along with my friend Sanjay and see I got IIM-Ranchi and Sanjay got job in Fitjee. Whatever we both are today just because of PSEL. It infused lot more confidence along with adequate knowledge. Thank you PSEL and its team.
Rohit shah ( iim-ranchi)
I had deep regret feeling in my heart after I had joined PSEL. I was thinking if I had joined it during my school or college days then I am sure my life would have been more happening. Saturday classes organized by PSEL are top of the world. I many times invite Pankaj sir to our company (wipro) for corporate trainings and here too he leaves everyone talking about himself. Don’t have words for PSEL and MR. Pankaj Asija.
(MBA XLRI Jamshedpur) Sunil Mehtani Add.Manager (Wipro)
Spoken English & Communication Skills as everyone knows is a skill that can catapult you to greater success in every sphere of life. Schools and colleges deal with English as a subject. PSEL equips you with the skill of English & communication that will launch you into a brilliant life of exciting opportunities.
A few surveys reveal the demand for Spoken English in Institutions & Workplaces across India
Only 18.43% of engineers who graduated in 2013 are employable in jobs.
Only 20% of Indian population can speak in English, of which only 4% are considered fluent.
Around 47% graduates are not employable for any job due to lack of English language skills.
75% technical graduates in India are not ready for jobs.
Fluent English speakers earn 34% more than others. PSEL can help you earn more.