Languages

Minimum English proficiency scores required for Indian applicants applying to the PG or Phd programs are mentioned below:

Well, yes. You must be spot on with your English communication skills as it is the standard International language, which is very important to cater to airline passengers from all backgrounds, on diverse routes, both within India and outside. English proficiency helps you communicate clearly and address passenger queries more efficiently. Hence, it is important for you to have a strong hold over the language for passenger comfort, safety, and top-notch customer service.

Yes, KI offers courses in English. One course at the Bachelor's level (Biomedicine) is offered in English, whereas, around 8 courses at the Master's level will be taught in English. Study areas for these Master's courses are:

• Biomedicine
• Public Health Sciences
• Global Health
• Nutrition Science
• Toxicology
• Health, Economics, Policy and Management
• Bio-entrepreneurship

Admission to the BA (Hons) at Delhi University (DU) is based on the CUET UG scores of the applicants. To appear for CUET UG, candidates must select the subjects that they have studied in Class 12. The CUET UG subject combination depends on the BA (Hons) specialisations in which the admission is sought. English is not compulsory for all BA (Hons) specialisations in DU. However,  English is mandatory for candidates seeking admission to the BA (Hons) English. They must have studied English in Class 12 and appeared for CUET UG with English.

No, there is not any set eligibility for taking OET. The exam conducting body does not set a minimum English level for eligibility to take the test. However, the exam assesses communication skills required for healthcare. That's why, English proficiency is generally necessary.