French

No, learning French is not mandatory for Indian students to study at Concordia Uni. The university delivers its programs primarily in English. However, developing French skills is highly recommended for living in Montreal and landing part-time roles.

Local employers give priority to student workers who are proficient in French (especially in customer-facing or professional roles).

No, learning French is not mandatory for Indian students to study at Excelia B-school. The institute offers several of its UG and PG degrees, entirely in English.

However, students interested in a French-taught programme do need to submit proof of French proficiency, such as the DELF or TCF exam. B2 is the minimum acceptable qualification.

While learning French may make life in Quebec, Canada, easier for you, it is not a mandatory requirement for the courses taught in the English language. 

For these English-taught programs, Indian students would need an IELTS band score of 6.0 or higher. 

If your chosen Canadian college course is in French, you would need TEF B2 to show familiarity with this language. 

Yes. The French student visa is relatively easier to get in comparison to other countries in Europe. The visa success rate in France is around 80-90%. . The process is highly standardised, but it does require strict attention to detail and completing a mandatory pre-visa procedure called Etudes en France.

Yes - the field of study you choose can become one of the major reasons for receiving a rejection on your French student visa application. The visa authorities assess your profile on the basis of your study experience, work experience and Letter of recommendations and if they find that the course or major you choose to study in France is highly irrelevant to your previous qualifications, then they might give you a rejection on your visa aaplication.  

Indian students planning to enrol in UG courses at Uni Geneva do need to have a good understanding of French as most UG courses are taught in this language.

However, at the PG level, only a select few programs are French-taught. Most PG programs allow admissions based on English-proficiency.

Candidates need to pass Class 12 with at least 50% from a recognised institute for Diploma in French at Guru Ghasidas Vishwavidyalaya. There are 25 seats available in the course.

Yes, to get admitted to the University of Luxembourg as an Indian student, you would need all your academic documents to be issued in English, German or French. 

All the documents are given below -

• Academic transcripts
• Records 
• An updated CV 

These would be required to be translated in these official languages. To get the application properly assessed, it is an important requirement.

Universities in France have two intakes for international students - Fall Intake (September/October) and Spring Intake (January/February). The Fall intake is the primary and most popular intake offering the widest range of programs. Spring intake serves as a secondary intake with limited - mostly postgraduate or business-focused programs.