Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great.  In terms of their linguistic ancestry, Sanskrit and German are somewhat related. Proto-Indo-European is a hypothetical language that is the ancestor of all Indo-European languages. Both German and English are members of the Indo-European language family's West Germanic branch.

While a smaller portion of its vocabulary is partially derived from Latin and Greek, along with fewer words borrowed from French and Modern English, the majority of its vocabulary comes from the ancient Germanic branch of the Indo-European language family.

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The course outline is quite detailed and covers every aspect of learning German effectively. The most effective curriculum is found in Henry Harvin's German language course. Effective language learning was made possible by the engaging and concise training sessions.

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Hello,

Your income potential is pretty exciting after you learn German. You may make up to 1500 INR per hour as a translator or instructor if you are fluent in the language.

Knowing the language makes it possible to apply for work in Germany since learning the language makes finding employment relatively simple. In Germany, the beginning wage is 40,000 Euros, or around 30 lakh Indian rupees.

Therefore, the answer to the question of how much money you can make depends entirely on what field you wish to employ your language talents in.

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Hey student,

English uses the same alphabet as German and is the most useful and easiest 2nd language to learn with german.

The german is taught in -

Latin script

German language

German

Standard formsStandard German (German, Swiss, Austrian)

Writing systemLatin script (German alphabet) German Braille

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Hope this helps you.

1. Reading a single word at a time

The majority of people can read proficiently and quickly using only the methods they initially mastered as children. One way you might still use from time to time is to pace beneath each line with your index finger. However, people start to read much more slowly and concentrate intently on one word at a time as they feel this will enhance their comprehension rates as we are needed to become more detailed with our information.

2. Reading everything similarly

Undoubtedly, reading at the same speed is advantageous. Well, not quite, even if it might seem strange at first. However, reading something that you find exceedingly simple to understand is rarely worthwhile, especially if it contains knowledge you already possess. Similarly, reading more slowly during tricky passages saves you from having to go back and read the text, which is one of the most time-wasting terrible reading habits that many people have (regression).

Hope I have answered your question. All the best!

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Hello,

Here is the eligibility criteria for BSc hons Mathematics and BSc hons Physics at University of Delhi through CUET-

For BSc hons Mathematics-

- You must have given one language paper from section 1A in the CUET exam as per the DU eligibility criteria.

- Also, you must have chosen Mathematics as a mandatory subject and any other two subjects from Section B in the domain-specific test to be eligible for the admission process at Delhi University.

For BSc hons Physics -

- To get admission in this course, you must have obtained a minimum of 30% score in any one language paper section 1A in the Common Universities Entrance Test.

- Also, you must have appeared for the three-domain subjects that include Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics in the domain-specific test.

- You will get shortlisted for the merit list only based on the CUET scores obtained from the combination of all three subjects mentioned above.

Hello aspirant

For DU CUET, these are the norms

One language paper ( mandatory )

Three domain subjects ( mandatory )

A required percentage in language paper

in class 11th and 12th.

Hope it helps.

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.