The best way I found to getting better at reading schematics is to learn what the symbols mean and then what that thing does. There's a bunch of YouTube videos by user name "The Engineering Mindset" that have helped a lot of people i know. Also if you have someone that's good with print reading go over it with them.

Thanks @Bowtiedrooster16. Will definitely checkout the channel. Much appreciated 🙏

I'd recommend learning about electricity first, or at least at the same time. Reading a map about something you don't understand fully is only going to get you so far. When you truly understand electricity and how it works from electrons and neutrons and protons to how a capacitor stores energy in dielectric stress etc etc you'll be able to make so much more sense of the schematics. And be able to look at them and go ahhh I understand why they used schotky diodes here instead of regular diodes. Get a good electrical text book. There's a very good one supplied in the CET curriculum. This is key to the future of the trade I believe.

Thanks @EElevator for your inputs. Is there any youtube channel or books you recommend to begin with?

This is a good one. It also goes into exactly how ac and dc motors and generators work.