See for any board, its mandatory to have language paper. So you can't substitute the language paper with any other subject. Now if your board offers elective subject then you can take Information technology as a subject. But you should keep Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics in your 10+2 in order to be eligible for engineering courses.

To know more about Engineering visit the link below:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/engineering-course

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

I am an aspirant. Just having one question. Did you study Hindi in class 11 &12?

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 :)

Hello there

There are several colleges under Delhi University which provide certificate and diploma courses in French language.

Colleges are Miranda House , Ramjas College, Satyawati College, Hans Raj College,  St. STEPHEN'S College, Daulat Ram College,  MATA SUNDARI college and others.

These colleges either provide Diploma or certificate course.

There is also one department under Delhi University which provides full time foreign language courses. The department is DEPARTMENT OF GERMANIC AND ROMANCE STUDIES.

JNU & JAMIA also provide French language course .

YOU CAN FILL TJE ADMISSION APPLICATION FORM OF DELHI UNIVERSITY TO SEEK ADMISSION IN ANY OF THE COURSES .

There are also other institutions such ad ALLIANCE FRANCES , SCHOOL OF FRENCH , INLINGUA , you can also join these .

Hi Joseph,

IIMs accept candidates from all disciplines, especially major opportunities are given to the ones who do not belong to Engineering domains. Now, what happens in reality is maximum marks are usually scored by people belonging to engineering domain due to the design of engineering courses which boost their analytical and critical thinking.

Thus, in general, cutoffs for students belonging to Arts domain for IIMs are usually decreased a bit, so here you will be having an upper hand.

For example, to get into IIM A, an Engg student needs an average of 99.5 percentile while for a student from other disciplines (BA / BCom) needs no more than 98 percentile.

Now, again CAT is a 300 mark paper and the highest marks scored is sometimes around 250 (100 percentile), 95% i.e. 285 is an extreme difficult task.

If you're talking about 95 percentile (which is around 155), that is a legit score. And with such a percentile, and with Arts as your UG, be assured to get a great B. School (although not IIM A,B,C)

Also, to answer your next question, No, Commerce students will not get any extra benefit by virtue of their discipline.

Last but not the least, being a non-engineer, you will already have an upper hand for CAT, do utilize this opportunity and try to score as much as you can in CAT. A percentile of around 98 and above with decent 10th and 12th marks will ensure entry into the top IIMs (IIM ABC) as well.

Hope this was helpful.

See in the coming decades, Python will take up the market to more advanced level. So knowing about Python is a must. Now apart from this JAVA, C++ and C these languages will remain to be important for Software development, web development etc. So you should remain familiar to these four languages and try to build your concepts great. If you can build your concepts good and you can develop your skills then you will get ample number of jobs thats for sure.

You can follow the link provided below for a beginners guide to python:

https://www.careers360.com/courses-certifications/articles/python-programming-course-beginners-guide-pursue-career

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Hello,

You haven't mentioned the name of the university entrance test for which you're appearing, if the medium of the paper is bilingual as in English/Hindi, then you can choose to answer in language as per your preference, since you haven't mentioned the name it's difficult to provide you any detailed information for the same, you can check out the official notification  of the concerned university regarding this

See there no such restrictions in terms of Japanese Language Interpreter. But if you see the vacancies notification in any of the site then you will find out that for most recruiters the focus is on the experience in the job. Apart from this there are some recruiters which can create restrictions for Fresher Interpreter within age 35-40. So if you have experience, you have nothing to worry. But if you didn't have experience, then it would be better for you to apply with in 30-35 years of age for maximum opportunity.

To know more about Japanese Language visit the link below:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/japanese-course

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!