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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Securing admission for MA French in JNU with 170 marks in CUET PG depends on the cutoff set by JNU for that specific year and the competitiveness of applicants. Admission to JNU is highly competitive, with decisions primarily based on CUET PG scores and possibly other criteria such as interview performance or academic background. To assess your chances accurately, review previous years' cutoff marks for MA French at JNU and stay updated with official announcements regarding admission procedures. Prepare thoroughly for counseling if your score meets or exceeds the expected cutoff to maximize your chances of securing a seat in the MA Fre
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Loyola College offers a BA in French via the departments of language that lasts for a period of three years. The UG-level course is spread across six semesters and each semesters has subjects ranging form five to seven. The first semester of BA French has subjects as listed below:
- General Language (Français Niveau-I)
- General English
- Compétence orale -I
- Initiation à l'expression écrite
- German - I
- Personality Development
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Contributor-Level 10
The university of Montreal is acctually a french langauge university and yes most of the courses are taught in french. However, students need not be a bilingual or french speaking to study at the university. As they are departments in Montreal which teach in English. Hence while applying students are suggested to check with administartion office.
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2 years agoContributor-Level 9
As per JNU's last cutoff list released for BA (Hons) courses, the cutoff marks for BA (Hons) in French was 76.
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Contributor-Level 10
Not all the courses at the University of Montreal are taught in French. While the university operates French, and offers a wide variety of courses in French, there are also courses that are available in English. Gradually, the University of Montreal has been expanding its offerings to cater to a more diverse student body. Various faculty members and departments provides courses entirely in English especially at the graduate level. In short, the university aims to accommodate both Anglophone and Francophone students, offering a variety of options to meet the academic preferences and needs.
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Yes, it is possible to settle in a foreign country after completing a Bachelor's degree in French.
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