German

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German languages is most preferred in German country only.

German is fairly easy to lean because of the availability of online learning sites, Youtube channels, libraries, can buy books online for a particular foreign language and more. In German you can easily learn the word order/adjective endings nailed, it's much easier to sound like a native speaker but it is hard in French. French isn't all that useful to learn these days. German is the most widely spoken mother tongue in Europe, and is official in the EU's powerhouse of Germany, although more young Germans speak fluent English.

If you have academic marks more than 80%, you will get free education in German universities. You have done all required exams, hence you can apply directly. As the procedures are little complication in processing your application and visa, it is better you can do this through education consultants. It is worth paying them service charges for this work.

Hi, You can apply but admission chance is very low. Also, the number of universities you can apply to will be small since the requirements are high in majority of the universities. You can check Poland, Ireland, Norway, etc. If you are interested to study in Europe.

The final list has been updated. I don't think there will be further admission now. Visit the below link:
http://www.hansrajcollege.ac.in/announcements.php
And you can contact the college authorities if there is any chance.

You cannot pursue two regular courses at once. You should be doing either one of them through distance. And for admission in Germany, I would suggest choosing a university first that you want admission in and then decide on what to do to be eligible.

Target around 75+ to get admission in top German universities

You can visit the below mentioned site for admission requirements in Germany.
https://www.universities.com/where-to-study/europe/germany/how-apply-study-germany.