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Abhishek Khanna

Beginner-Level 5

If your French visa application has been denied, you can challenge the decision by submitting an "informal appeal" to the French consular authorities within 30 days of receiving the refusal notice. This involves writing a request that outlines your reasons for believing the decision was wrong, along with any relevant documents to support your case.If this initial appeal does not succeed, you have the option to escalate the matter to the "Commission de Recours contre les Décisions de Refus de Visa d'entrée en France" (CRRV) located in Nantes, which handles appeals related to visa refusals. Keep in mind that this second appeal must als
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Amit Kumar

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Key points about the M.A. French admission at Panjab University:Minimum Eligibility: 50% aggregate marks in your bachelor's degree. Important factor: Having a strong background in French language at the graduation level is preferred. Admission process: Usually involves a merit-based selection based on your bachelor's degree marks and may include an entrance test depending on the university's guidelines. 

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Rayamkula Harish

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The CUET PG syllabus for the entrance exam for a Master's degree in French comprises two significant portions.The first part is on grammar, vocabulary, and indirect writing. Some of the topics included in this are prepositions, active and passive voice, direct and indirect speech, adjectives, adverbs, pronouns, logical connectors, verbs conjugation, and vocabulary, which includes synonyms, antonyms, and the meaning of words and expressions.The second part would be related to French literature and culture, from their literatures ranging from the 16th century to the 20th century, in addition to aspects concerning French society, history,
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Kapil Lalwani

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Your score is quite reasonable for getting an opportunity to enter Fergusson College where you may take BA Psychology or BA French courses after passing such examinations as class 10th with a grade of 91.60% and class 12th with the grade of 85.33%. Fergusson College is one of the renowned colleges of Pune, and the cut-off is different each year. However, from trends observed in previous years and from experience the points required for BA Psychology and BA French range from 80 – 85%. Your overall scores are above the thresholds we used to assume that you would be, therefore, qualified for admission. The total fees for the 3 years BA
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Nehal Parihar

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Lovely Professional University (LPU) offers various online learning opportunities, and if you are interested in pursuing online French classes, there are options to enroll through LPU's Distance Education and online learning platforms.Steps to Pursue Online French Classes at LPU:LPU Distance Education Program: LPU's School of Distance Education offers flexible learning options for various programs. While the university primarily offers degree courses, you can contact the admissions office to inquire about language courses, including French. Often, language courses are integrated into various degree programs, so you can pursue them alon
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Veerraj Sen

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No, prior knowledge is generally not required to enroll in a French language course, especially if you are starting from scratch. Most language programs, whether in schools, universities, or private institutions, offer beginner-level courses that cater to those who have no previous knowledge of the language.Here's a breakdown of typical language course levels:Beginner LevelIntermediate LevelAdvanced LevelMany language institutions also provide placement tests to determine your level, so you can be placed in the appropriate course based on your existing knowledge.If you're looking to enroll in a French language course, feel free to choo
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Abhay KUMAR

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 Absolutely, learning French in India is worth it for several reasons:Career Opportunities: Proficiency in French can open doors to careers in international business, tourism, diplomacy, and more. Companies value multilingual employees for global operations.Education: Many higher education institutions in French-speaking countries offer programs for international students, and knowing French can give you an edge.Cultural Appreciation: French is a key language in arts, literature, and culture. Understanding it enriches your appreciation of French films, literature, music, and art.Travel: Knowing French makes traveling to French-spe
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Ishika Agarwal

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According to the Foreign Service Institute (FSI), French is ranked as a Category I language, meaning it's one of the easiest languages for English speakers to learn as French and English share Latin roots, which means the vocabulary and grammar often feel familiar. This makes the learning process much smoother than one might expect. With consistent practice, the FSI estimates that one could reach conversational proficiency in just 600-750 hours. One may encounter a few key challenges while learning French, some of which are shared with other languages. For example:-The complex French pronounciationThe French accent marksFrench ag
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SHRUTI TIWARI

Contributor-Level 9

There are different types of courses available in India which start from beginner to advanced level including certificate course diplomas and various degree programs, there are several options which are as follows:Certificate Course (A1, A2): It is the basic level that the premier league focuses on the introductory part of French in which you learn all the basics about the French language.Diploma course (B1, B2): It is the intermediate level in which you learn more about French courses and fluency in reading writing and speaking.Advanced Diploma or Degree Programs (C1, C2): This is the most advanced French course, providing in-depth co
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SHRUTI TIWARI

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Yes, there are some universities that offer is for the ship or some amount of financial aid for different language courses, similarly they also offer facility of scholarship for French courses also.Different institutions like JNU and DU, offer scholarships but that is basically merit-based scholarships, so you have to score good marks in academics then I know you can take advantage of this scholarship and other students may offer support based on economic criteria.

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