S. M.

Dear Students, if you think for a short term goal then go for Spanish & spoken Japanese because French & German have more competitors than these two Languages. If you think of a long term goal, then think about the Japanese & Chinese languages. Because to show your proficiency need not require graduation. Only you have to pass the proficiency test, which has no age limit or time limit. It will depend upon you to complete the proficiency test conducted by the concerned language foundation. These foundations are promoted by concerned language government agencies. These two languages help you to find good jobs in India and abroad.

Learning the Japanese Language in spoken form is very, very easy because of the similar expression of sentence pattern as same as Hindi and Marathi and Bengali Language also. In the written portion, when you learn Hiragana and Kartakata also accessible at the primary level. But when we start learning Kanji (Pictography), which is borrowed from China, it is pretty tricky in the initial stage. Once you start loving the concept of kanji, you can see those symbols everywhere, like decoding a puzzle and can understand meanings without even knowing the pronunciation.

Dear student, many Japanese companies operate in India in the software, electronics, automobile and chemical industries. One can easily find a good job with starting salary of Rs. 25-45 K in any Japanese MNC in India. Many companies search for Japanese language specialists in Noida, Gurgaon, Neemrana(Alwar, Rajasthan),  Bangalore and Tamil Nadu. Lots of opportunities are there which people don't realise. You can choose for Audio Translation, interpreter, Japanese people coordinator, system admin. Also, it's precious if you know SAP along with the Japanese Language. If you can prepare your carrier move where your Japanese abilities make more opportunities after you qualify JLPT N2 or N1 or at least JLPT N3, and get the chance in translation, interpretation etc. in the Japanese language.