Hello aspirant,

The eligibility criteria for TNPSC group 1 are as follows.

A candidate who has qualified education pattern 10+2+4.

Candidates in the final year can also apply for the exam

Irrespective of your second language you can apply for the posts in group 1. The only requirement in your educational qualification is that you should be appearing g final year or a graduate from a recognized university

I hope this helps!

Thank you!

Hello candidate,

First of all let me tell you about the subjects asked in the UGC NET examination which includes economics, political science, philosophy, psychology, sociology, history, commerce, and anthropology.

So, the UGC NET examination is mostly held in two languages which are English and Hindi. If the candidate chooses for the examination in Hindi language then he will be provided with the bilingual question paper.

Hope you found it helpful. If you have any further queries feel free to post it here!!

Dear candidate, students from class 11th till first year of college can take the KVPY exam. Students who have passed their first year in academic session in 2021-22 are eligible for the KVPY exam. For more information, you can check:

https://school.careers360.com/articles/kvpy-eligibility-criteria

Hope, it helps!

Hi Aspirant,

It all depends on you in which field you want to work in future. Because learning French is always an added bonus to any kind of courses you do. If you are interested in management or finance you can go for courses like BBA,BCom,etc., if you are interested in engineering and science you can go for courses like BE/Btech,Bsc,etc., if you are interested in going for like some arts related field you can for BA. Also you can give UPSC after that and work as IFS where you will be having an added bonus of learning French already.

Hope this helps.

Good luck!!!

Hello Aspirant,

It will be difficult to gauge the salary prospects of all the jobs that you are eligible to work as after completing level B2 of the French language. Below given are the career options for you

• Tutor - you can be of aid of students in CBSE/ISC schools were French is often chosen as an optional language. But there still is a lack of tutors on the language.
• Language training professional - with an IELTS/TOEFEL score you can enroll as a teacher for English in French speaking countries. Since you have completed your B2 level it will be easier for you to comprehend your students.
• Language translator
• Embassy
• IFS - from UPSC
• Travel agent / Tourist guide
• IT Sector - this might come as a shock to you but if you are otherwise qualified to work as an IT professional having cleared B2, you could get a better position from the get-go companies like Tata consultancy, Accenture etc. prefer linguistic skills

Hope this helps and Good luck

hi,

see Indian mncs has great deal of businesses running with foreign countries. France and German are comes under top 10 countries while coming to business of core engineering, Information technology and business services. so you can pick any of the language or go for both of the language if you have enough time to learn the basics to advance level.

foreign language speakers has various job available in following sectors:

• Different embassy.
• BPO services companies like genpact, IBM, TCS
• recruiter and human resource professionals.
• Brand specialist
• Content writter
• Linguistic Tour Guide

hope it would help.

Dear Student,

To confirm a seat in DU in any campus your percentage should be more than 90% and if you are thinking to take admission science or BA course then you must need more than 95% for the safe side, even the cutoffs of north campuses will be around 97-98% for the science stream.

You are close but still there is very less chance that you can get any of the seat, you can use this link to predict the DU campus for yourself.

https://university.careers360.com/delhi-university-college-predictor

Good Luck :)

Hi there,

Firstly, I would like to elaborate on the difference between a translator and an interpreter. Yes, they are often used interchangeably but there is a slight difference.

Translator: If you are willing to sit in a cubicle surrounded by dictionaries and preparing a document duplicating the original., is work done by a translator.

Interpreter: interpreter on the other hand is a person that acts as a mediator between two persons and translator the entire conversation.

As you're already enrolled in a course I would suggest you start with a certificate program initially. See there are three types of programs you can enroll into a degree, a diploma, and a certificate program.

As you are pursuing a degree it'll be difficult for you to get into another degree program. The best-case scenario is to go for a diploma or a certificate course. Jamia offers certificates as well as part-time diplomas. It'll be easier as the classes will only be conducted on weekends for the part-time diploma.

You could pursue a diploma or certification and Jamia or from IGNOU.

https://www.jmi.ac.in/fhl/courses-name/Certificate_in_Korean_Language-604/1

http://www.ignou.ac.in/ignou/aboutignou/school/sofl/programmes/detail/655/2

The minimum eligibility criteria are for a candidate to be 12th passed .

It is the easiest way to start as of how and will also land you an entry-level job.

Additionally, you could also access the links below:

https://www.careers360.com/careers/translator

https://www.careers360.com/careers/foreign-language-interpreter

I hope this helps!

Thank you!