Languages

As the French language is the official language of the Olympic Committee, NATO and also for United Nations, it is one of the most spoken languages in the world. And, is also most researched in the world. As it is relatively easy to learn than other most spoken languages, you can work in sales, the foreign relation in multinational companies. Also, you can be a teacher of French or a Translator. So, French do have scope in all the sectors.

Use babble, it is quite good to learn different languages, if you are willing to learn.

Yes, you can pursue 2 courses simultaneously from different universities at the same time.

The session begins in the month of August.

In order to work in a BPO sector, you need to be well versed in the English language. There is no specific language which we can consider as it totally depends on the process which a BPO you are planning to work in has. There are 3 types of courses to pursue for a career in foreign languages, ie. , Certificate course, Diploma course and Degree courses. The eligibility for certificate and degree courses is 10+2. In most of the places eligibility for the Diploma course is the certificate course in that language.

There are English Paper-1 and English Paper-II in the course structure of B.Sc psychology. To apply B.Sc in psychology you need to have passed 10+2 examination or three-year Diploma.
For course structure, refer to the link: https://www.shiksha.com/humanities-social-sciences/psychology/course/b-sc-in-psychology-alagappa-university-distance-education-karaikudi-81689

Please refer to the link to know about the course structure: https://www.presiuniv.ac.in/web/syllabus/ug_english.pdf.

Yes, you can prepare for CAT. You can take tuitions for CAT. There, you will be taught everything from the basic. Else, for your English, you can take a short-term coaching class before starting your CAT preparations for being more confident.

The main criteria is high academic percentage, so you got to focus on your studies and score high. Since you are applying for a Master's programme, you are expected to have a very strong research oriented background or at least you must display interest in research. Terrific projects, demonstration of innovative ideas, papers, patents etc. Are very important for a master degree applicant. You should also know some German language, it is not mandatory but still advisable to build your profile. Recommendation letters from your professors, internship supervisors etc. must be excellent.