The Indian government has taken a great initiative to provide courses in regional languages. The All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) took the first step by introducing technical subjects like IT and Engineering in five regional languages like Bengali, Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, and Telugu. Soon, the non-technical courses like Management, Philosophy, and Hotel Management will be available in regional languages too.

National Education Policy (NEP) suggests that no student should be discriminated against due to language preference. Hence, it is offering technical courses in regional languages. However, the technical terms of Engineering and IT courses will still be English as these are scientific terms and should be used uniformly by all the students.

5 educational institutions offering technical courses in regional languages

Name of the Institute	Location	Regional Language
Institute of Engineering & Science, IPS Academy	Indore	Hindi
Technique Polytechnic Institute	Hooghly	Bengali
College of Engineering	Pune	Marathi
NRI Institute of Technology	Andhra Pradesh	Telugu
Erode Sengunthar Engineering College	Tamil Nadu	Tamil

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Let’s quickly take a look at the benefits of learning courses in regional languages:

1. Incredible learning experience
   If you want to pursue higher study in India, you can benefit from a curriculum available in regional languages, allowing you to absorb the knowledge effectively in your preferred language. It will be easier to grasp the concepts in regional language, which will make the learning experience a notch higher. This will lead to a higher level of optimism among students and boost their self-confidence too.
2. More participation
   More students interested in pursuing higher study in India in regional languages will take admission in institutes that offer courses in regional languages. So the deserving students who previously were reluctant to study further due to the language barrier will be interested in pursuing higher studies.
3. Building an equitable education system
   Teaching courses in regional languages will ensure unbiased education and will be culturally and academically inclusive too. This will promote fairness in our education system, bringing all the students at par. At the same time, the quality of education will be standard for all the students. This student-centric approach will lead to easy information sharing between teachers & students and even among peers.
4. Better learning outcomes
   According to a director of one of the top Indian management colleges, only 10% of Indians can speak English fluently. This means that a large number of students might not be comfortable attending classes that are primarily taught in English. So, introducing courses in regional languages will encourage a larger student population to access quality education leading to better academic scores.
5. Theory subjects will be easy to absorb
   If theory-based subjects, which are usually taught in the English language in most of the higher education institutions, if taught in regional languages, students proficient in their mother tongue might find it more interesting and impactful. So, studying non-technical courses in regional languages will bring more clarity, making learning easier and simpler.
   
   So, these are some fantastic benefits of learning courses in regional languages. We, at Avanse, offer education loans for higher studies that cover the holistic cost of education, including tuition fees, library fees and more. If you have any queries related to education loans, please feel free to contact us. All the best!