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Hi! There is a lot to learn in a Chinese language course. The official language of China is Mandarin, and it is generally what students will learn in India. A Mandarin course will first of all, introduce you to the general history and culture of China, to help acquaint you with the background for the evolution of Chinese. In a Chinese course, you will learn about the basic grammar, sentence formation, and oration. You will develop both spoken and written skills in Chinese with the help of a foundational course that lasts between 6 months and 1 year. In an advanced course, UG and PG degrees, you will be introduced to Chinese literature and mythology, which will help you develop reading and writing skills and learn about a new culture.

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The Chinese certification courses are primarily available at three levels. Students first pursue the Basic Chinese course, where they can learn about the basic structures of the language. After this course, students who wish to continue their education in the Chinese Language can move on to the Intermediate Level Language Certification where they can enhance their knowledge of Chinese grammar and sentence formation. Further, students can choose to pursue an Advanced level Chinese Language course where they will learn to use the Language in an academic context and give critical analysis of texts. The advanced level is the hardest among the certification courses and can only be taken up after the student has developed a satisfactory knowledge of written and spoken Chinese Language.

The time required to prepare for the PMP exam depends on the individual's prior experience and knowledge of project management concepts. On average, candidates spend 3 to 6 months preparing for the exam.

Here are some factors to help you plan your preparation timeline:

• Existing knowledge: If you already have experience in project management, you may need less time to review the material.
• Study plan: Creating a structured study schedule can help you stay on track and cover all exam areas.
• Course and materials: Taking a formal PMP preparation course or self-study using PMI's resources and exam prep books can shorten your study time.

Generally, 2-3 hours per day of focused study for several months is a good starting point.

The PMP exam is a comprehensive, computer-based exam that tests a candidate's knowledge and application of project management principles. It consists of 180 questions,  with 175 scored questions and 5 unscored pretest questions,  which cover a wide range of topics, including:

• People (42%): Leadership, communication, and team management.
• Process (50%): Planning, execution, monitoring, and controlling of projects.
• Business Environment (8%): Understanding how projects align with business strategies and managing project constraints.

The exam lasts 230 minutes and is entirely multiple-choice. The questions are scenario-based and test both theoretical knowledge and practical application.

To perform well, you will need a solid understanding of the PMBOK Guide (Project Management Body of Knowledge) and other project management methodologies and tools.