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Hey everyone,

I’m planning to enroll in the 1-year part-time Certificate Course in Foreign Languages offered by Ramjas College (DU).

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My end goal is to pursue my Master’s degree abroad, and I want to pick a language that will actually complement my higher education plans and visa/job prospects, rather than just picking one randomly.

The language options offered are:

German

Spanish

French

Italian

Chinese

Korean

I’d love to get feedback from seniors, current DU language students, or alumni who went abroad for Masters:

How manageable is the workload? Since classes run a few days a week, is it easy to balance with regular degree coursework/prep?

Quality of teaching at Ramjas: Are the instructors from the respective DU departments (like DGRS / DEAS) good for building a solid foundation?

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Language Selection vs. Country:

German: Thinking about tuition-free / low-cost public universities in Germany. Is A1/A2 from DU enough to start, or should I aim for Goethe side-by-side?

French / Spanish: How strong are these for Europe (France, Spain, Switzerland) or North America (Canada/US)?

Korean / Chinese: Are these worth considering primarily for East Asian government scholarships (like GKS for Korea)?

Which language did you choose, how was your experience at Ramjas, and which language/country combo would you recommend for higher studies?

Thanks in advance!