Hello Aspirant,

Chinese is a union of languages that shape the Sinitic sector of the Sino-Tibetan languages family, communicated by the ethnic Han Chinese bulk and numerous minority ethnic communities in Greater China.

Approximately 1.3 billion people (or roughly 16% of the world's population) converse in a variation of Chinese as their main language.

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Hello Aspirant,

Yes, it is necessary to learn Arabic to register as a pharmacist in UAE. You have to undergo a fundamental Arabic language test for the registration process along with a pharmacy subject test.

Arabic Exam

Fluency in Arabic is needed for an individual to earn a license to practice pharmacy in UAE. The Arabic language exam exists for non- Arabic speaking prospects, it guarantees that a licensed pharmacist or technician is eloquent enough and has the fundamental communication abilities to communicate with Arabic customers in UAE. The early phase of full pharmacy licensure examinations is the Arabic Exam which is an offline written exam of 2 parts:

First part: Translation of Arabic- English medical terminology and counselling instructions clauses. Second part: Translation of English- Arabic medical terminology and counselling instructions, and sentences.

Duration - 1 hour

Arabic Exam is necessary for pharmacists. Only 3 attempts at exams are allowed to pass. After qualifying for the exam aspirant can register for the pharmacy Exam.

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Hi there. In response to your query the answer would be unfortunately no. As per the pattern of the examination the general examination has to be given, it's not considered as an optional examination as of present, it's more like an obligate examination. You would have to appear for that and clear it in order to achieve your goal.

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Hello,

The Bar Council of India (BCI) will conduct the All India Bar Examination (AIBE) 2022 tentatively in the month of June or July, 2022. AIBE 2022 (XVII) will be conducted in offline, pen and paper format. The exam is conducted in the following languages Assamese, Bengali, English, Gujarati, Hindi, Kannada, Marathi, Oriya, Punjabi, Tamil, and Telugu. The AIBE XVII (17) application form 2022 will be released around May, in online mode, at the official website of the council allindiabarexamination.com.

Hello student,

To get admission in B.Sc. Honours in Computer Science in Delhi University, You must pass class 12 with Computer Science (Computer Science, Maths, Physics, Chemistry, English). So these subjects are necessary which you must have in class 11 and 12.

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Hello aspirant,

Although it is not compulsory to select the language in JEE mains, the questions in the JEE mains exam centres will be asked in both English and Hindi Medium. So you do not need to worry about that. This year the JEE mains exam will be held in CBT mode (Computer based Test), so in the exam, all the questions will be available to you both in Hindi and English so that any student can give and understand the questions well.

Further, to know more about the JEE mains paper, exam dates, and any further information about it, you can follow the below mentioned link to know more : https://engineering.careers360.com/exams/jee-main

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Hello aspirant,

In WBCS exam the prelims question paper is printed in English and Bengali both languages. Those who opt for Hindi, they get their question paper in English and Hindi.

However, the mains examination questions are printed only in English language. One can even take Hindi as a compulsory paper. So language doesn't matter. But a little knowledge of Bengali is always appreciate in this regard. All the best to you.

Hello aspirant!

For DU CUET in B.Sc Zoology (hons), these are the norms:

As per the language paper, you have selected English so it's alright.

Regarding the domain subjects, if you want to pursue B.Sc Zoology (hons) then it is mandatory to select three domain subjects- Physics, Chemistry and biology/Biochemistry/Biological studies/Biotechnology.

So, yes, you also have to prepare for Physics in addition to Chemistry and Biology.

For more information, please read this https://university.careers360.com/articles/du-eligibility-criteria

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