Hi Joseph,

IIMs accept candidates from all disciplines, especially major opportunities are given to the ones who do not belong to Engineering domains. Now, what happens in reality is maximum marks are usually scored by people belonging to engineering domain due to the design of engineering courses which boost their analytical and critical thinking.

Thus, in general, cutoffs for students belonging to Arts domain for IIMs are usually decreased a bit, so here you will be having an upper hand.

For example, to get into IIM A, an Engg student needs an average of 99.5 percentile while for a student from other disciplines (BA / BCom) needs no more than 98 percentile.

Now, again CAT is a 300 mark paper and the highest marks scored is sometimes around 250 (100 percentile), 95% i.e. 285 is an extreme difficult task.

If you're talking about 95 percentile (which is around 155), that is a legit score. And with such a percentile, and with Arts as your UG, be assured to get a great B. School (although not IIM A,B,C)

Also, to answer your next question, No, Commerce students will not get any extra benefit by virtue of their discipline.

Last but not the least, being a non-engineer, you will already have an upper hand for CAT, do utilize this opportunity and try to score as much as you can in CAT. A percentile of around 98 and above with decent 10th and 12th marks will ensure entry into the top IIMs (IIM ABC) as well.

Hope this was helpful.

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This will vary from person to person depending upon their dedicated time they are providing to master the language. At first , you have to know the basics of the language pretty well so that you will be able to increase your french vocabulary. French is one of the popular language precisely in Europe and it is quite easy to learn. You have to be very careful regarding the grammers of any language. Second , you should have enough knowledge of the second language too - the two languages or more which you are going to use . Generally any language takes a year or more learn completely with full devotions. Language is not just a medium of communication but also conveys one's culture.

Hopes this helps.

Hello aspirant,

The eligibility criteria for TNPSC group 1 are as follows.

A candidate who has qualified education pattern 10+2+4.

Candidates in the final year can also apply for the exam

Irrespective of your second language you can apply for the posts in group 1. The only requirement in your educational qualification is that you should be appearing g final year or a graduate from a recognized university

I hope this helps!

Thank you!

Hi aspirant

hope you are doing absolutely fine

The minimum pay scale for a student who has completed French upto B2 level is approximately around 5,00,000 - 7,00,000/- per annum. This also depends on the company you are working in with.

Mostly they are needed in call centre, to work in night shifts and asnwering to the calls.

You can also apply for a FRENCH EXPERT in big cities like Bangalore, Pune et cetera. This will increase your pay scale.

translator and interpreter have also evolved in the past years. apart from these, you can apply for foreign embassies if you successfully complete the course

ALL THE BEST

HOPE IT HELPS.

Yeah! You can definitely get government jobs. Now as you have BEd you can apply for Primary school teaching. For Secondary and Higher secondary school an MSc is must. Now apart from this you can apply for any exam which have a criteria for graduate candidates in State PSC. Apart from this you can go for SSC CGL, UPSC CSE etc kind of exams to be an officer of the Central Government. SO you have a lot of scopes ahead and based on your interest you just have to choose the right path for you.

For Government Job exams in India visit the link provided below:

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/sarkari-exams

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Hi aspirant

hope you are doing absolutely fine

There are many job opportunities for French speaking Indians not only in India but abroad as well.

• career option as translators and interpreters - you can fetch handsome money by doing the jobs like proofreader, interpreter or translator.

• content writer - French speakers are needed like never before. You can apply for content writing in French language.

• travel and tourism -  language plays a crucial role in travel and tourism. Also it helps in hospitality, Mostly big companies need french speaking employees.

• teacher -  you can become a corporate trainer and lecturer

• export business - Diverse cultures in contact with one another can create unprecedented opportunities for exchange, cooperation, and mutual benefit.

ALL THE BEST

HOPE IT HELPS.

Hi Aspirant,

It all depends on you in which field you want to work in future. Because learning French is always an added bonus to any kind of courses you do. If you are interested in management or finance you can go for courses like BBA,BCom,etc., if you are interested in engineering and science you can go for courses like BE/Btech,Bsc,etc., if you are interested in going for like some arts related field you can for BA. Also you can give UPSC after that and work as IFS where you will be having an added bonus of learning French already.

Hope this helps.

Good luck!!!