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i havent studied french language till my 12th standard and also i scored 45.50 percent only in 12th standard but i have interest in making my career in french language study so will i be eligible to take ba in french.

Avanti Nitin Naik 11th Jul, 2024

Hello Chitrali,

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 offline admission in your nearby college .To get more information check Mumbai university website.

Mumbai University  (https://mu.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/U.G.-P.G.-courses-and-criteria.pdf) .

Thank You.

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I studied french in my higher classes am i eligible to write NEET JEE kind of exams even if i didnt study tamil

Nitin Kumar 14th Jun, 2024

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 one of the languages offered, which typically includes English, Hindi, and several regional languages.

These exams assess your knowledge and understanding of Science subjects like Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (for NEET) or Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (for JEE). Your fluency in French is not relevant to the exam content.

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I hope it helps!

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Is there any CBSE school in Gurgaon or delhi in which French is as a main subject in humanities?

vaibhavi bhalsod 2nd Sep, 2024

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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 it is recommended to contact the schools directly for the most up-to-date information.

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Question : Directions: Four students P, Q, R, and S learn one language each from among English, French, Spanish, and German. P and R do not learn Spanish. S learns French. If P does not learn German, then who learns English?

Option 1: R

Option 2: Q

Option 3: P

Option 4: S

Team Careers360 27th Jan, 2024

Correct Answer: P


Solution : Given:
1. P and R do not learn Spanish.
2. S learns French.
3. P does not learn German.
Make the table format for the person and the language they learn.
The order will be –

So, P learns the English language. Hence, the third option is correct.

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Question : Which one of the following  was not a French Settlement in India ?

Option 1: Puducherry 

Option 2: Mahe 

Option 3: Goa 

Option 4: Chandarnagar

Team Careers360 25th Jan, 2024

Correct Answer: Goa 


Solution : Correct Answer is Goa

Goa is an Indian state that was formerly a Portuguese colony. Goa was a Portuguese overseas territory for approximately 450 years. It was part of Portuguese India until 1961 when it was ceded to India. Puducherry is a Union Territory comprising the former French colonies of Goa (Puducherry State), Karaikal (Karaikal State), Mahe (Mahe State) and Yanam (Yanam State). The regions of Goa surrounded by Tamil Nadu. The regions of Mahe State are surrounded by Kerala State and Yanam State is surrounded by Andra Pradesh.

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Question : Select the most appropriate meaning of the underlined idiom in the given sentence.
The lecture by the French professor seemed Latin and Greek to the young students.

Option 1: Interesting

Option 2: Lucid

Option 3: Unbiased

Option 4: Incomprehensible

Team Careers360 25th Jan, 2024

Correct Answer: Incomprehensible


Solution : The correct choice is the fourth option.

The idiom Latin and Greek means something that is incomprehensible or difficult to understand.

It suggests that the lecture was extremely complex or unfamiliar to the young students, much like a language they are not familiar with, such as Latin or Greek.

The phrase is used to express that the content of the lecture was difficult for the students to comprehend.

So, the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom is incomprehensible.

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