Humanities & Social Sciences Scope

Learning additional language that too a foreign language is always a good decision as it enhance the profile and career prospects.
The advantages of learning foreign language are:
- You have a wider social network.
- It gives you a chance to understand an entirely new culture.
- It helps you in reading and understanding the literature and enhance your knowledge.
After learning a foreign language you will be able to get a job as an interpreter easily apart from job a s translator, as now a days there are many colleges and schools in India which offers foreign language course to its students, so you can work as foreign language teacher in these institutes.
Now a days as there are many multinational companies operating in India, so you have good scope of job in these companies as well.
You may consider learning:
- French.
- German.
- Chinese.
- Japanese.
Please browse through the link mentioned below to get detailed information regarding various institutes in India offering foreign languages learning classes.
Link: https://arts.shiksha.com/language-learning-courses-in-india-categorypage-9-34-1-0-0-1-1-2-0-none-1-0

Russian is one of the six official languages of the United Nations. As per an announcement in 2013, Russian was found to be the second most-used language on the internet after English.
Russian is spoken in over 26 countries in the world.
The greatest scope for Russian in India is in Travel and Tourism. Goa and Kerala are the main destinations for Russian tourists. India will need more Russian workforce in the coming years to attract tourists from Russian-speaking countries.
Besides, after learning Russian, you can provide coaching classes to students or adults who are heading to Russia for study, travel or work purpose.
French is the official language of many international organizations such as UN, WTO, NATO, ISO, ISA, Interpol, FIFA and a lot more. Also, French is the official language of over 40 countries.
Other than that it is the most frequently used language on the internet and the most famous among Indians. French is simpler to learn for Indians because of the fact that 50% of English words have their origin in French.

Aditya, the scope is unlimited. To begin with you can appear for state PSC and UPSC exams for Govt administrative services after your graduation. You can do the same even after your post graduation. You can shift to doing MBA after graduation to make a career in the Corporate sector. Specialization in HRM would be ideal for you. Alternatively you can continue educationg yourself till the PhD level and aspire to become a Professor in a college. Yiu can take Mass communication subject and divert to Journalism or in the Television Industry. If you choose Language as one of your subjects then you can definitely excel in mass comunication also apart from making a career as a writer. There is plenty to do. Probe yourself and find out in which sector you have maximum interest and natural skills.