Hello,

First of all it will be very difficult for you to master in all such languages like Spanish French and German along with English when it comes with the study of pursuing degree in medicine. But if you are planning to get a job for doing practice in US or other states of America like places then it is quite useless of doing medicine degree in Spanish French and German. It all depends on you.

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Dear Akira a,

As per your query there is no need to go for both ,You can choose any of one Where you should good score .You can either GRE or IELTS or TOFEL .Score is much more important So as per my suggest please focus in one .

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• First of all dont be afraid to make mistakes : You are learning a new language and you are bound to make mistakes. Your goal is to deliver a message, not perfect grammar and vocabulary. Even native English speakers make mistakes. So , don't worry about mistakes and always speak in English, it doesn't matter even if it is in bits and pieces.

• Listen : The more you hear, the easier it will be for you to use new key expressions and words in an English conversation.

• Read :- Read English newspapers , magazines or a novel of your choice, you will learn new words and how to use them in a sentence as well.

• Watch English movies and serials :- It is very good way to learn English , it has an additional benefit that you get to learn native accents and pronunciation.

Hello,

Many courses do not require English proficiency to earn the certificate, but the industry demands it.

Whether or not the Hotel Management Studies course requires English Proficiency (Spoken) depends on the college you choose.

But especially in Hotel Management related courses, English is required to get good placement. ** Highly Important**.

Learning English is not a big deal. All you need to do is practice. Find a person who can correct you and start speaking to him/her. Slowly expand your circle. Overthis, watch shows or movies in English. You can start with subs and eventually remove them. In 2 months, I bet you will see improvement.

Hope this helps.

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1. Understand the test format. Familiarize yourself with the format of the test by reviewing the content of the test, as well as the question and task types for each section. ...
2. Practice with sample test questions. ...
3. Official IELTS practice materials. ...
4. IELTS Progress Check. ...
5. Consider a preparation course. ...
6. Register as soon as possible.
   
   You can go for Manhattan Prep and Magoosh courses and books for the proper preparation of IELTS.

Hello,

You can start from basic level that is to read short story books or comic books, if you get bored by reading then you can watch videos on stories for children.Understand the meaning and know how the sentences are formed and make a habit of knowing the meaning of words either by searching in the dicitionary or in internet.Use those words in your daily conversation.Once you are okay with it start reading English newspaper, Novels and watch English News on TV or Mobile.Talk in English with your friends and with yourself.Do not feel shy when you make mistakes.Practice talking in English daily you might feel it hard initially but you will definitely succeed and become fluent in English.

Hello Bindu,

St Xavier's College,  Ahmedabad is a good college for pursuing BCom. The infrastructure of the college is good with wifi facility available,  canteen having both vegetarian and non vegetarian food items. Hostel facility available for both boys and girls. Laboratories are well equipped.

Placement record of the college is good and it is best in field of commerce as it has assured placements from TATA. One of the best colleges in Gujarat.

I am not sure whether it is English or gujrati medium

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You are still in your first year and you cannot become an Arnab Goswami or Gulzar saab overnight, Urvashi. You have to give yourself a chance at life and academics more importantly. You enter your 1st year with a clean slate because you are still new to this field. No one enters Journalism because they are good at writing and speaking. That is why you do not see every Journalism student as a Burkha Dutt or an orator on the screen. There are quite a no.of degree holders who work behind the screens and still have a job satisfaction. You will learn the art slowly. No one is a winner over night. It is a process. If I were to suggest you as what you should do, my suggestion would be not to give up just yet. Complete your first year and give it a while. During your summer holidays, take up internships or attend workshops and get a hang of it. By 2nd year, you will be ready and you can then take a call accordingly. Because few years down the lane, you should not have any regrets.