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Which language I should learn in IFS?
After its completion, an IFS probationer is allocated a Compulsory Foreign Language (CFL) such as Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Russian, Spanish or any other language as per the requirements of the Ministry. In case two IFS officers are married to each other, they would be able to live together in the Foreign Service Institute (now SSIFS), where they would be provided with a family accommodation. The Ministry would allot them the same CFL unless they want separate CFLs. In case two IFS officers are married to each other, they would be able to live together in the Foreign Service Institute (now SSIFS), where they would be provided with a family accommodation. The Ministry would allot them the same CFL unless they want separate CFLs. In case two IFS officers are married to each other, they would be able to live together in the Foreign Service Institute (now SSIFS), where they would be provided with a family accommodation. The Ministry would allot them the same CFL unless they want separate CFLs. After its completion, an IFS probationer is allocated a Compulsory Foreign Language (CFL) such as Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Russian, Spanish or any other language as per the requirements of the Ministry.
Which foreign language is best for IFS?
After its completion, an IFS probationer is allocated a Compulsory Foreign Language (CFL) such as Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Russian, Spanish or any other language as per the requirements of the Ministry.