Hi there.

Under the direction of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD) published the New National Education Policy (NEP). On July 29, 2020, the New Education Policy (NEP 2020), which had received the Union Cabinet's approval, was made public. The National Education Policy (NEP), created in 1986 and in effect for 34 years, is replaced by the New National Education Policy.

The requirements of each student are the main emphasis of the new national education policy. It seeks to give them access to a top-notch education. Additionally, the strategy aims to develop a more adaptable and flexible educational system that can adjust to the demands of both the economy and students.

According to the new National Education Policy (NEP), every student should study three languages at their school as part of the "formula." Two of the three languages must be indigenous to India. The new system will put a lot of effort into supporting mother tongue, regional language, and local language as a medium of instruction. It will be offered for grades one through five.

Sure! You can get admission.

However, you must keep in mind that your percentage will not be calculated like that of an arts student. Marks will be deducted for changing the stream and then more marks will be deducted for choosing a new subject. You have to check whether post all this if you are eligible. If yes, then you can get admission.

All the best for your future pursuits.

Feel free to ask more questions and queries!

Hi,

The admission eligibility guidelines for different courses differs in accordance with the criteria set up by the respective university.

You haven't specified your course in which you want to take admission. So it's difficult to judge.

For the course eligibility details, you are requested to visit the official website of the university and download the latest brochure.

You need to go through the details mentioned there to know about the different subject combination deemed necessary for that course.

Regards.

Hello aspirant,

You have not mentioned the course for which you have chosen Business Studies and Accounts as your 2 subjects.

I have supposed that you are an Undergrad (hons.) and have chosen English as a normal language paper which is the case in colleges foe everyone and the other subjects have been chosen as your pass/general papers, so you have to give them as general papers only.

Hello,

The German Embassy recognises C2 as a Sprach diploma. If you have completed C2, you have a great opportunity to work as a visa counsellor or to assist the German Embassy with their paperwork.

You can also do the following :-

• Teaching in private language schools, Goethe, or public schools.
• Touring
• as a German translator/interpreter for the government.
• In the Army, a translator is always needed in a group.
• Additionally, you may almost-freely apply for a master's degree in German, and Hdfc Bank will also subsidise the cost of your Block account.
• German M.A. from JNU.
• To collaborate with ZDF/Deutsche Welle in the media industry. There are several private YouTube channels today that are seeking for German speakers with mass communication degrees.
• Last but not least, you may assist folks in obtaining German study, travel, or marriage visas.

If you want to work, the options are endless.

Thank You

Hi,

A number of Indian universities provide a three-year full-time undergraduate curriculum in foreign languages. Immigration, studying abroad, engaging in a pastime, and the top paid language employment are among the many advantages of learning a language that should not be overlooked.

French, German, and Spanish are the top three foreign languages spoken in Europe. Chinese and Japanese, however, are the two East Asian languages that are most in demand.

Here is a list of Universities where one can pursue foreign language courses at BA level -

1. Jawahar Lal Nehru University, New Delhi

2. University of Delhi

3. Jamia Milia Islamia

4. Banaras Hindu University

5. EFL University, Hyderabad

6. Mumbai University

7. Visva Bharti University

8. University of Kolkata

9. Doon University

10. Amity University

11. Aligarh Muslim University

12. Sikkim University

In all of the above colleges, admission is done on the basis of two tracks, merit based and entrance based.

Jobs after a BA in one of the top foreign languages is very lucrative and the whole learning process is very satisfying. Feel free to ask more about any such courses!

Hello Aspirant,

NEET examination is conducted in no. of regional languages other than English i.e., Hindi, Assamese, Bengali, Gujarati etc.

You have option of selecting any of these languages and your paper would both in English and the language you've selected.

If you select Hindi as your medium you'll be getting a bilingual paper.

For more helps regarding NEET examination please find attached the link below.

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-2022

Hope this helps!!

Hi,

For seeking admission in Delhi University (DU) , one needs to sit for the CUET  examination.

For this, we have to opt for preferred subjects and select them from the given lists i.e. List IA & List IB which have a total of 27 domain specific subjects and different languages which have to be selected to sit for the said examination.

Also, there is an additional section 3 of the paper for General Test, which is optional which the choice depends on the course in which we seek admission.

Since, English and Chemistry come under List IA and Physics comes under List IB, you are eligible for the examination.

You can use the link below to go through the guidelines to sit for CUET examination

https://www.careers360.com/exams/cuet/amp