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heena agrawaltry to give best solution..

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Hi.

These institutes are well-regarded for general CUET preparation (General Test, English/Language section, and general domain subjects): 
  • Unimonks CUET
    : This institute is highly specialised in CUET preparation and was founded by Ph.D. alumni from JNU, DU, and IIT Delhi. They offer focused guidance and are located near the JNU area (Munirka) in Delhi, making them familiar with the specific requirements of the university.
  •  Launcher: A well-known national brand that offers comprehensive online and offline CUET courses, including study materials, mock tests, and expert mentorship for all sections of the exam.
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Atul Arora

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For English speakers? Yes! The main reason is that, since Spanish is a Phonetic language, you can easily pronounce the terms as you spell, but not in the case of French. French has silent letters, complicated vowel sounds, nasal sounds, and "liaisons" (linking sounds between words), making it more difficult to grasp. But regular practice will help you a lot.

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Rashmi Srivastava

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If you're looking for free tools that do decent work, consider Google Translate, DeepL Translator, Microsoft Translator, Reverso, and Quillbot. If you're an iPhone user, you will have a default Translate app on your phone, which I believe works fine. By the way, DeepL Translator, Reverso, etc., tools have paid versions as well, for professional translation and additional features. You can check out their homepages for more details.

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Shikha Arora

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No, admission to mostly BA French courses is based on the merit system, irrespective of the course level. You'll find a bunch of top college options for Online French courses offering admission on the merit system, for example:

  • Hansraj College for Certificate in French,
  • Madras University for BA in French,
  • IGNOU for MA in French, and so on.

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