Paris

No, it is tough to survive in France even in Bordeaux and Paris, as their main language for communication and learning is French. English is spoken by only a little amount of people. If you want to stay for a short duration, it is okay. But, if you are planning to study, then it won't work. Moreover, you will need to give a French proficiency test to study there. Well, if you are planning to stay there for a long duration then you will be in trouble. Good Luck.

The duration of the course is 2 years. The Bachelor of Business in Culinary Arts offered at Le Cordon Bleu Paris is a 3 year course.

Hello Davy,
I must congratulate you for deciding your aim already. Good. But what I know is not very favorable. Normally speaking students go abroad after finishing 10+2 or 10+2+4 (3). I suggest you approach an agency dealing with sending students abroad for undergraduate courses to know different nuances.

Please specify the degree course i.e. Bachelors or Masters.

Hi Himani, please check the requirements for your desired course here
https://www.ifaparis.com/admissions/requirements.

Hi,
Kindly visit this link:
http://www.mba-ebs.com/english/admissions/practical-information/

Hi Rajeevan,
The admission requirements are clearly stated here:
https://international.iscparis.com/admissions-overview/msc-mba-admissions/
If there is anything you did not understand you may enquire directly to the university, they will respond and guide you.

Hi,
You may choose among Imperial College, HEC Paris and Warwick Business School. Zero in on the school basis your profile, university requirements, budget, etc.