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French or Spanish - which language will be more beneficial to learn?
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Asked by Raminder

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8 years ago
It totally depends on you, but, I will suggest you to take French language because. It is the second most widely learned language after English and the sixth most widely spoken language in the world. French is also considered to be the easiest language to learn.
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I'm a graduate from DU. Can I apply to Daulat Ram College for an Advanced Diploma in French? What's the procedure and fees structure?
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Asked by Preeti
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8 years ago
Please visit the link for complete details:
https://www.shiksha.com/humanities-social-sciences/languages/course/advanced-diploma-in-french-daulat-ram-college-maurice-nagar-delhi-291311
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New answer posted•8 years ago
Are there any placements provide to the students of MA French in BHU?
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Asked by Deepshikha
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8 years ago
We have a special cell in BHU that looks after the internship and placements. The University Placement and Coordination Cell takes care that each deserving student gets the industrial exposure. With the completion of the course, students are offered campus placement depending on the performance and
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What is the last date for admission in a French certificate course in Mumbai University?
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Asked by Kajal
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How much percentage is required in 12th to take admission in a certificate course in French?
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Asked by Anshika
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8 years ago
You need to have a minimum of 45% marks in 12th to pursue this course.
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Which is the best institution in Hyderabad for learning French up to B2 level?
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Asked by Hari
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I want to take admission in The Hindu College for French course. How can I apply? I got 87.2 marks in 12th.
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Asked by Vikas
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8 years ago
Sorry to say but The Hindu College does not offer French course.
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Which foreign language is more in demand these days and less in supply amongst German, French and Spanish?
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Asked by Jhanvi

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8 years ago
I would say Spanish as its spoken in 22 countries all over the world from two different continents -Europe and South America. Hispanophones are estimated at between 500 and 550 million globally, making Spanish the second most spoken language in terms of native speakers. Around 360 million live in Hi
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If I've chosen a Masters in a foreign language, is there any college which provides good placement after that?
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Asked by Pragya

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8 years ago
Hello Pragya,
Masters in a foreign language is a good decision. Colleges normally try to help students to get placed. In your case too they will make efforts but success depends on requirements at that point in time. In the coming years, there will be a requirement of translators and here too you ca
Masters in a foreign language is a good decision. Colleges normally try to help students to get placed. In your case too they will make efforts but success depends on requirements at that point in time. In the coming years, there will be a requirement of translators and here too you ca