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Yes, you can still receive counseling for engineering colleges in Tamil Nadu after taking French instead of Tamil in your 11th and 12th standard. Here's how it works:

• Tamil Nadu engineering admissions (TNEA) do not require Tamil as a subject.
• You must meet eligibility criteria: completion of 12th with

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For the UPSC exam , the foreign language that offers the best balance between preparation time and scoring potential is often considered to be Chinese . Here’s why:

• Less Popular : Fewer candidates opt for Chinese, leading to lower competition.
• Focused Syllabus : The syllabus is smaller compared to

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It is okay to pursue an MBA in HR from a private college , especially if the program is well recognized and provides good placement opportunities . While the starting salary might be lower compared to top-tier institutions , it can increase significantly over time with experience , skills

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Yes, matriculation French students can write the Indian Police Service (IPS) exam, provided they meet the eligibility criteria.

Candidates must hold a bachelor's degree from a recognized university, irrespective of their stream. If they have completed their matriculation and subsequently obtained a degree, they can apply for the IPS

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Yes, having completed A1, A2, and B1 levels in French can certainly enhance your chances of getting a government job in India. Many government departments and organizations value proficiency in foreign languages, especially those with diplomatic, cultural, or trade relations with French-speaking countries.

Here are some potential avenues

To pursue a Diploma in French language, you have several options:

1. Language Institutes:

• Private Language Institutes: Many cities have private language institutes offering French language courses. These institutes often provide flexible timings and tailored learning experiences.
• Cultural Centers: French cultural centers or embassies sometimes offer French language courses.

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If you are from reserve category you can get admission to college with Bachelor of Arts in French in 45% but if you are from general category you at least require 50 % to get admission. In that case you have go through management quota which is through

Yes, having studied French in your higher classes will not disqualify you from appearing for NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) or JEE (Joint Entrance Examination) in India.

Neither NEET nor JEE has a specific language requirement for appearing in the exams. You can choose to take the exam in

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Aquatic Foundation School and Muni International School are two CBSE schools in Delhi that offer French as a main subject in humanities . Additionally, Lemonde French Classes offer language classes in French . Please note that the availability of French as a main subject in humanities might change, so