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Sibani Sonowal
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Hi Madhurjya,
Don't think that way. There are a lot of Assamese people in Delhi too.
I'm an Assamese and I'm pursuing B.Com (Hons) from SRCC, Delhi University. It's absolutely fine and normal for you to take admission in any college you want and anywhere in the world.
And talking about the communication, Delhi has a mixture of people from all parts of the country. Hindi and English are the two languages mostly used here.
Don't think that way. There are a lot of Assamese people in Delhi too.
I'm an Assamese and I'm pursuing B.Com (Hons) from SRCC, Delhi University. It's absolutely fine and normal for you to take admission in any college you want and anywhere in the world.
And talking about the communication, Delhi has a mixture of people from all parts of the country. Hindi and English are the two languages mostly used here.
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Saurabh ShigwanHello, another future Engineer is here.
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Practice is the answer to your question. You can't be good at English overnight you have to practice for it. Learning English is not that tough the things you have to do is to read and write whatever you can. Try to read at least 5 to 6 English articles daily or newspaper especially The Hindu. Language in The Hindu newspaper is quite difficult but it will definitely help you to improve your knowledge and also your English language. Try to speak with others in English and don't worry about whether you are speaking wrong or right. Also, if possible try to write few lines in English daily about anything you want but writing will definitel
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Kavya Saluja Evans
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Hi Pragam,
Yes you are right, public colleges are free and highly competitive. Because they are free does not mean you can secure an admission there but the opposite. Extremely high academic marks are required to get into German universities. You must also know that some programs and courses may incur a fee, not all is free. Very minimal tuition fee is required in this case. You can refer to this website and learn more about studying in Germany, the various universities, fees, scholarships etc. https://www.daad.in/en/.
Yes you are right, public colleges are free and highly competitive. Because they are free does not mean you can secure an admission there but the opposite. Extremely high academic marks are required to get into German universities. You must also know that some programs and courses may incur a fee, not all is free. Very minimal tuition fee is required in this case. You can refer to this website and learn more about studying in Germany, the various universities, fees, scholarships etc. https://www.daad.in/en/.
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Shefali Arya
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St. Xavier's College offers B.A. in English course for which the admission will open once result of JAC/CBSE/ICSE Intermediate Board is declared.
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Aayush Sinha
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Christ University Bangalore is the best option for MA in English Literature.
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