French

It's possible to study in France at a public university without knowing French. This is especially possible at the postgraduate level - as more public universities now offer English-taught master's programmes. However - proficiency in the French language significantly widens your course options and helps with daily life, part-time work and long-term settlement.

Rejection rate for a French student visa processed via the Campus France / Études en France procedure typically ranges between 10% and 15%. This yields a French student visa success rate of 85% to 90% for well-prepared applications.

Applications for most French universities usually open in October or November of the preceding year for the main September intake. However submission deadlines may vary based on the different courses. 

No, learning French is not universally mandatory, but it depends entirely on your chosen program.

No, learning French is not universally mandatory, but it depends entirely on your chosen program.

The EM Normandie Dubai is there under the umbrella of EM Normandie Business School France so, the degrees awarded here are French degrees and all of these carry the French Grande Ecole qualification. 

These are triple-accredited by AACSB, EQUIS and AMBA. The Dubai campus also holds UAE Ministry of Education accreditation for its Bachelor's and Master's courses. 

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.