Language Specialist

The PGDM is more about practical knowledge than theoretical knowledge. For both the common thing is the communication. You should have good command on your languages. For media house, you can go with PGDM in mass communication and media. On other hand for public relations, you can join PGDM in public relations. Through PGDM in mass communication and media you can have jobs in media houses as well as for public relation Platforms. But through PGDM in public relations its little bit more difficult to get into media houses because of lack of mass media knowledge. I will suggest you to go with the PGDM in mass communication and media.

I want admission in Delhi University for French graduation.

Yes, you can. For Masters from any subject, you must have graduation.

Here is the link, please click on it to get the list of colleges which can help you in learning French
https://www.shiksha.com/humanities-social-sciences/languages/colleges/french-colleges-Mumbai?rf=filters&ct[]=151&ct[]=158&sp[]=209&uaf[]=specialization&uaf[]=location.

One needs to pursue a degree or Diploma in a language course, after which you can become a translator. And, in order to apply for a language course, you need to have completed 10+2 to be eligible.

Please click the link below. https://www.shiksha.com/humanities-social-sciences/languages/colleges/chinese-mandarin-colleges-india.

Boards don't make you linguist nor can help you become one by force or special help. I have seen many linguist in both Indian or quite many foreign language including English whose student life clearly expressed their passion and opting for more than classwork sort of things. Yes, ICSE has a great pattern to feed your passion but then you need to work more honestly. So, best wishes from my end. :)