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) .

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Yes. If not hindi then sanskrit.

All Honours students, opting for any of the three streams, namely, Arts, Science or Commerce, are required to offer one Compulsory Language subject which could be either (1) Hindi, or (ii) Hindi plus Language of their mother tongue.

You need to have passed the 12th standard in the commerce stream. 12th standard graduates from other streams may also apply based on the discretion of the university and Institution, Colleges have cut-off percentages. You need to have scored more or equal to the cut-off percentage.

Listed below are some of the top specialisations BCom course offers:

B.Com Banking and Insurance.

B Com Banking Management. B Com Professional Accounting.

BCom Taxation and Finance.

B Com Accountancy.

B Com Tourism and Travel Management

There is no reason why you can't pursue a postgraduate course in English language at the age of 55. In fact, it's a wonderful way to keep learning and expand your horizons.
Most postgraduate programs in English (like MA in English Literature, MA in Applied Linguistics) require a bachelor's degree in any discipline. However, some universities might have relaxation for mature students (above a certain age) with a relevant diploma.

Apply to universities offering MA in English or related programs. Explain your background and passion for English in your application essay. Highlight any relevant skills or experience you might have (e.g., communication skills from your engineering background).

Some universities offer postgraduate diploma or certificate programs in English specifically designed for working professionals or those seeking career change. These might be shorter and more flexible options.

• Consider universities known for their English language programs, such as Delhi University, Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), Central Universities, and reputable private universities.
  
  

• Look for universities with programs offering options for distance learning or part-time studies, which can be helpful for managing your time.
  
  I hope it helps!

You  won't face major problems regarding language at KLE Technological University (KLE Tech) if you are from Rajasthan and don't know the local language (assumed to be Kannada).

KLE Tech offers various undergraduate and postgraduate programs, and English is the primary medium of instruction for most of these programs. This means lectures, course materials, and exams will be conducted in English. KLE Tech attracts students from various parts of India, and English serves as the common language for communication among students and faculty. You'll likely find many students who are not native Kannada speakers.

While English is widely used, you might encounter Kannada in everyday interactions with local shopkeepers, transportation providers, or hostel staff. However, basic English or Hindi (another widely spoken language in India) can often help you navigate these situations.

https://www.careers360.com/university/kle-technological-university-hubballi

I hope it helps!