French language course fees in India vary according to the CEFR level, course duration, batch format and the amount of individual trainer support. Indian Institute of Foreign Languages offers live French classes from A1 beginner level to C2 proficiency level, with group classes and premium one-to-one learning options. The fee structure is designed to help beginners, students, working professionals and advanced learners choose a course that matches their goals and budget.
The French course fees listed below are the prices currently displayed in the dedicated pricing section. Offers, batch availability and payment terms may change. Students should confirm the final payable amount with the admissions team before enrolling.
French Course Fees for Group Classes
| Level | CEFR stage | Duration | Group fee | Approx hourly cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| French A1 | Beginner | 60 hours | ₹13,800 | About ₹230 |
| French A2 | Elementary | 60 hours | ₹13,800 | About ₹230 |
| French B1 | Intermediate | 70 hours | ₹18,800 | About ₹269 |
| French B2 | Upper intermediate | 80 hours | ₹31,800 | About ₹398 |
| French C1 | Advanced | 80 hours | ₹36,800 | About ₹460 |
| French C2 | Proficient | 80 hours | ₹36,800 | About ₹460 |
The approximate hourly figures are simple fee-to-duration calculations for comparison. They do not replace the official quotation or include any separately chargeable service.
Premium One-to-One French Course Fees
| Level | Duration | One-to-one fee | Approx hourly cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| French A1 | 60 hours | ₹25,800 | ₹430 |
| French A2 | 60 hours | ₹25,800 | ₹430 |
| French B1 | 70 hours | ₹34,800 | About ₹497 |
| French B2 | 80 hours | ₹42,800 | ₹535 |
| French C1 | 80 hours | ₹50,000 | ₹625 |
| French C2 | 80 hours | ₹50,000 | ₹625 |
What Is Included in the French Course Fee
The listed French class fees cover more than teaching hours alone. According to the current course page, enrolled learners receive:
- Live interactive French classes led by a trainer
- Access to recorded sessions and the student portal
- Study support, revision resources and learning materials
- Course books delivered to the learner's location within India
- Training in speaking, listening, reading and writing
- Academic support for relevant French language examinations
International book delivery may involve an additional shipping charge and a longer delivery time. External examination registration fees are not shown as included in the pricing cards; confirm them separately if you plan to take DELF, DALF, TEF or TCF.
Why French Course Fees Differ by Level
The cost of a French language course usually rises at higher levels because the syllabus becomes more complex and the course requires advanced speaking, writing, comprehension and examination practice. The main factors affecting French tuition fees are:
- CEFR level: A1 and A2 cover beginner foundations, while B1 to C2 require progressively advanced communication skills.
- Course duration: a program with more guided learning hours generally costs more.
- Class format: group French classes cost less per learner, while one-to-one classes provide personalized pacing and trainer attention.
- Single level or combination: a combo package may cost less than paying for each level separately.
- Materials and delivery: printed books are included for delivery within India, while overseas shipping may cost extra.
- Batch and offer conditions: available discounts may depend on the joining date, number of learners and selected batch.
Group French Classes or One-to-One Classes
Choose group classes if you want a lower course fee, regular interaction with classmates and a fixed learning schedule. Group French courses can be particularly useful for conversation activities, pair work and steady motivation.
Choose one-to-one classes if you need a customized schedule, faster or slower pacing, targeted exam preparation, specialized professional vocabulary or intensive correction from a trainer. The higher fee reflects the trainer time reserved for one learner.
French Course Discounts for Group Enrolment
Learners joining together may qualify for the group-enrolment discounts currently shown on the page:
| Group size | Displayed discount |
|---|---|
| 2 students joining together | 10% discount per student |
| 3 students joining together | 15% discount per student |
| 4 or more students joining together | 20% discount per student |
Discounts should be confirmed before payment because eligibility, batch selection and promotional conditions may change.
French Course Combo Fees
Students planning to complete more than one CEFR level can compare the live group-class combination offers. Popular packages currently displayed include:
| Group combo | Displayed offer fee | Best suited to |
|---|---|---|
| French A1 and A2 | ₹25,000 | Beginner pathway |
| French A1 to B1 | ₹40,000 | Beginner to independent user |
| French A1 to B2 | ₹68,000 | Beginner to upper intermediate |
| French A1 to C1 | ₹90,000 | Beginner to advanced |
| French A1 to C2 | ₹1,15,000 | Complete pathway |
| French C1 and C2 | ₹55,000 | Advanced pathway |
A combo course can reduce the total cost, but learners should choose it only when they can commit to the full learning path. Confirm validity, batch continuity, pause rules and refund or transfer conditions before enrolment.
How to Choose the Right French Course Without Overpaying
- Identify your current CEFR level. Complete beginners normally start at A1; learners with prior knowledge should request a level assessment.
- Choose your goal. Travel and basic communication may begin with A1 or A2, while study, work or certification goals may require B1, B2 or a higher level.
- Compare the complete value, not only the headline fee. Check guided hours, trainer access, materials, recordings, assessments and exam support.
- Attend a free demo class before paying. Evaluate teaching clarity, interaction, speaking practice and the suitability of the schedule.
- Ask for the final written quotation. Confirm taxes, discounts, delivery charges, instalment terms, exam charges and any other payable amount.
Explore the French Learning Options
- Review the complete French course details and current fees.
- Learn how the online format, CEFR levels and certification support work in the guide to online French classes in India.
- If you have already completed A1, read the French A2 level guide before selecting the next course.
- New learners can explore free language learning resources before joining a structured batch.
- Read more about the institute or contact the admissions team to request the latest fee, batch schedule and demo-class details.
French Course Fees Frequently Asked Questions
What is the French language course fee in India?
French language course fees depend on the level and learning format. On the current IIFLS pricing section, group-class fees range from ₹13,800 for A1 or A2 to ₹36,800 for C1 or C2. Premium one-to-one fees range from ₹25,800 to ₹50,000.
How much does the French A1 course cost?
The displayed French A1 group course fee is ₹13,800 for 60 hours. The premium one-to-one French A1 fee is ₹25,800 for 60 hours. Confirm the current offer and final payable amount before joining.
What is the French A2 course fee?
The displayed French A2 course fee is ₹13,800 for a 60-hour group class. The premium one-to-one A2 fee is ₹25,800 for 60 hours.
What is the French B1 course fee?
The current pricing section lists the French B1 group course at ₹18,800 for 70 hours. The premium one-to-one B1 course is listed at ₹34,800 for 70 hours.
How much does the French B2 course cost?
The dedicated pricing section currently lists French B2 at ₹31,800 for an 80-hour group class and ₹42,800 for an 80-hour premium one-to-one course.
What is the French C1 course fee?
The displayed French C1 fee is ₹36,800 for an 80-hour group course. The premium one-to-one C1 fee is ₹50,000 for 80 hours, subject to trainer and batch availability.
What is the French C2 course fee?
The displayed French C2 fee is ₹36,800 for an 80-hour group course and ₹50,000 for an 80-hour premium one-to-one course. Advanced group batches may depend on enrolment and trainer availability.
Are online French course fees lower than offline fees?
Online learning can reduce travel and location-related costs, but the course fee depends on the institute, level, hours, batch size and included support. Ask the admissions team to compare the available online and classroom options.
Are group French classes cheaper than one-to-one classes?
Yes. Group classes distribute trainer time across several learners and therefore have a lower fee per student. One-to-one courses cost more because the trainer provides personalized pacing, feedback and attention.
What is included in the French class fee?
The current course page lists live interactive classes, recorded-session access, student portal access, study and revision support, and course books delivered within India. Confirm the exact inclusions for your chosen level in the written quotation.
Are French course books included in the fee?
The course page states that course books are delivered within India as part of the learning package. International delivery can involve extra shipping charges and longer delivery times.
Is GST included in the French course fee?
The pricing cards do not clearly state the tax treatment. Ask for a written fee quotation showing the base fee, GST if applicable, discount and final payable amount before making payment.
Can I pay the French course fee in instalments?
Instalment availability and payment schedules are not stated in the dedicated pricing section. Contact the admissions team to check whether an instalment plan is available for your selected level or combination.
Are discounts available for French classes?
The current page displays group-enrolment discounts of 10% for two learners, 15% for three learners and 20% for four or more learners joining together. Conditions and availability should be confirmed before payment.
Are French course combo packages cheaper?
A combo package can reduce the total fee compared with purchasing every level separately. Compare the saving with your learning timeline and confirm batch continuity, validity and payment conditions.
How much is the French A1 and A2 combo course?
The current group-class offer lists French A1 and A2 together at ₹25,000. Offer validity and batch availability may change, so request the latest confirmation.
How much does it cost to study French from A1 to C2?
The page currently displays a live group-class A1-to-C2 combo at ₹1,15,000. A full pathway requires a substantial time commitment; confirm the schedule, progression rules and offer validity before enrolment.
Is the French certification exam fee included?
External examination registration charges are not shown as included in the pricing cards. DELF, DALF, TEF or TCF exam fees should be treated as separate unless the written quotation explicitly says otherwise.
Does the fee include DELF or DALF preparation?
The course page states that academic support is available for French certification exams. Ask which exam, practice tests, mock assessments and feedback are included for your selected CEFR level.
Will I receive a certificate after completing the course?
The IIFLS online French course information refers to a course-completion certificate. Confirm attendance, assessment and completion requirements, and remember that an institute certificate is different from an external DELF or DALF qualification.
Is there an extra fee for international delivery of books?
Yes, the course page states that additional charges apply for international shipping. Delivery may also take longer depending on the learner's location.
Can I get a refund or transfer my French course fee?
Refund, cancellation, batch-transfer and course-pause rules are not clearly stated in the pricing section. Read the current written policy before paying and keep a copy of the invoice and enrolment terms.
How long does each French course take?
The displayed durations are 60 hours each for A1 and A2, 70 hours for B1, and 80 hours each for B2, C1 and C2 in the dedicated pricing section. Calendar duration depends on weekday or weekend scheduling.
Which French level should a beginner choose?
A complete beginner normally starts with French A1. If you have studied French before, request a level assessment so you do not pay for content you already know or enter a level that is too advanced.
Is a free demo class available before enrolment?
Yes. The course page offers a complimentary trial or demo class. Use the demo to assess trainer interaction, speaking practice, lesson structure and the suitability of the batch timing.
How can I get the latest French course fee?
Use the French course pricing page and contact the admissions team for a written quotation. State your current level, preferred group or one-to-one format, weekday or weekend preference and location.
Are there any hidden charges in a French course?
Ask for the complete payable amount in writing. Check GST, international book delivery, external exam registration, rescheduling, repeat classes and any optional service that may not be included in the headline fee.
What should I compare when choosing an affordable French course?
Compare trainer quality, live interaction, guided hours, batch size, speaking practice, materials, recordings, assessment, exam support and student service. The lowest price is not automatically the best value if essential learning support is missing.
Not sure which French course fee and level are right for you? Book a free demo class or speak with a counsellor. Share your current French level, learning goal, preferred schedule and class format to receive the latest batch information and a written fee quotation.