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Navita Batra

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Eligibility criteria for MA in Japanese from Doon University is as below:
Graduate in any stream with Chinese or Spanish or Japanese or German language as one elective subject or Diploma in any of these languages from a recognized University/institution with minimum 50 % marks (45 % for SC/ST from Uttara hand).
If you fulfill this requirements , you can apply for the course.
https://www.shiksha.com/humanities-social-sciences/languages/course/m-a-in-japanese-jawaharlal-nehru-university-mehrauli-delhi-268801

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Prachi PolMaking History...

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Yes, of course you should learn Japnese, if possible to grow your career. Engineers from the city often have opportunities, make work trips to Japan and vice versa. Knowing the native language of a country is always an advantage, as it helps you connect well with these people. The company gives you an interpreter, but you can connect better with people, if you know the language. Besides, a lot of authorities from Japan come to visit their firms here, and if you know the language, you can interact properly with them too. While school and college students opt to learn French and German languages, Japanese is catching up steadily. It was
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Shweta Singh

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There are approximately 31 seats.

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Sneha Singhania

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Hey,
Prepare for all types of questions because you cannot predict the examinations they are highly unpredictable so give your best. Practice everything you can.
Good luck.

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Shiksha Kumari

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Hi Abhilash, Kindly mention the location if you have any preference. Else click the link below to see the colleges name. https://www.shiksha.com/humanities-social-sciences/languages/colleges/japanese-colleges-india.

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Gurleen Khurana

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You need to learn about Japanese culture, art, literature, music, drama, script, etc. Manorama year book is really helpful.

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Rudra ShauryaPlastic Mould Design Engineer

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If you even have a bit of understanding of English, French will be much easier to grasp. Both have nearly same alphabets and grammar rules. You can also understand the scripts for both. Chinese and Japanese are a total different matter altogether. Their script is different and there are several versions of the language. Chinese is much difficult in both because of its number of characters that are over 10,000.

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anila k

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Look at your objectives of learning the language first and then make the choice. Any foreign language is an added advantage in your life. It will always pay you back. Translators in Japanese language are making big money in India.

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