German

Hi Mustafa, Admission into top MBA programs typically require a high GMAT score; sometimes a motivation letter; interview; decent IELTS (typically at least 6.5) or TOEFL scores (for English-centric programs); at least B2 German language certification (for German-centric programs); and at minimum, a moderately high GWA in one's undergrad in certain cases. Which is very typically required is a great CV with at least 2 years of working experience. During the interview, it is important to be able to demonstrate good communication skills. It also goes without saying that you should be able to show that you know enough about the school that you are applying for. Even though your experience and IELTS score might be okay, but your GPA is very less. There is no much possibility that you can apply and take admission. India has a very good universities, so you can try here.

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 Hispanic America and 46 million in Spain. Whereas German 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 Hispanic America and 46 million in Spain. Whereas Germany has only 90 million, French has 274 million, Japanese has 125 million native speakers and Chinese (Mandarin) has 1.2 billion speakers. That makes it the most spoken language of the world. But along with being the most spoken language, it is also quite tough as compared to Spanish.