Hello @smitaprakash ji, please don’t mind this long thread with a bit of my own story to answer your question. Here goes👇
My father was a motor mechanic. His dream was to see his kids do well in life. Unlike his peers, he never made us work in the garage. Instead made us study... Thankfully my school gave me 50% relief. Worked for a year before getting in JNU. Studied French
Did my B.A in French from JNU. Got a job at AmEx... My father wanted me to do a PhD. He couldn’t study after class 8th but understood the need of education for upliftment. Did my M.A in French. Left studies to take care of my family. My dad still regrets me not having a PhD.
Coming to job opportunities- I got a job at AmEx right after my B.A and took me a week to find one after my M.A
Meet @choudhary_nik : did his B.A in Arabic and got a job in Dubai
Meet @singingsufi :studied Chinese & works as a freelancer out of choice
Meet @choudhary_nik : did his B.A in Arabic and got a job in Dubai
Meet @singingsufi :studied Chinese & works as a freelancer out of choice
Meet @ssourabh143 who did his B.A in Chinese and is working as a freelancer out of choice.
Meet @faiyazkhan6 who did his B.A in Japanese and works for a MNC in Bangalore
Russian, persian, spanish or French, if you have learnt the language well there are immense opportunities.
Meet @faiyazkhan6 who did his B.A in Japanese and works for a MNC in Bangalore
Russian, persian, spanish or French, if you have learnt the language well there are immense opportunities.
Pushto is a part-time course in JNU. Not a full time. Many students who have an interest in applying for jobs in IB etc intend to learn Pushto to have an extra edge.
Here's a thread from few days back on how JNU's affordable fee helped the likes of me pursue higher education.
