The 30-year-old, who was named as the frontline spinner in the 13-man West Indies squad, is currently slogging it out at the ongoing camp at UWI Cave Hill Campus, in preparation for the month-long series.
"The bowling is good. I didn't get to play much matches in the Caribbean T20 (CPL) but Test cricket is a whole different kettle of fish," Bishoo was quoted as saying in WICB website.
Bishoo, who made his debut five years ago, said there are lots of expectations from his young team and they are working really hard to improve their performances.
"We've been putting in the work since day one and we've been enjoying it as a team. All the boys are very comfortable and we're looking forward to the tournament," he said.
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"We're getting there as a team, the togetherness is there and we'll like to take it from here," said Bishoo, who has played 15 Tests, picking up 55 wickets at an average of 38.
The Guyanese said they have to be prepared both mentally and physically if they were to get the better of the world number two Indian team.
"Test matches are long and drawn out but at the end of the day you have to be tough. If you're mentally fit and physically fit, you make it a lot easier on yourself and on your body.