After announcing BTECH courses in regional languages, the government has now decided to introduce several other non-technical courses in other Indian languages.
The government will avoid universities and institutes to offer management, philosophical and hotel management courses in regional languages.
Appreciate that step, Dheeraj Sharma, Director, Iim Rohtak, said, “Management course teaching in regional languages ​​will enable a better understanding of the concept of specific management that might be contextually sensitive.
Also, this will offer a superior understanding of the curriculum, developing attitudes Positive for learning and increasing individual self-esteem.
Safe! You have managed to throw your votelogin to see the results of expenditure needs to introduce these regional programs in management and other courses, he added, “At present, only 10% of Indians can speak natural levels of English.
Therefore, We can see there is a large target audience that wants to pursue management education but language barriers may not be advantageous when taking a test like a cat.
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I have written a letter to Paint Coordinator last year and this year also offers language options for cat takers, he said.
Understanding the demand for management education in small businesses and regional regions, Iim Rohtak introduces the management development program in small business management, which are mostly delivered in Hindi in 2021-22.
Learning in regional languages ​​offers better learning outcomes, he added.
Non-ownership of English skills should not be a non-inclusion factor of talented students and are interested in pursuing management education.
Regarding the decision, Vipin Aggarwal, Principal, Sri Aurobindo College, University of Delhi, said, “Philosophy in regional languages ​​will help students understand the subject better.
Course structures usually include culture, values ​​and patterns of Indian community behavior.
This curriculum will be understood Better by students in their language.
About 60% of students at universities come from remote and unnoticed countries in English.
Philosophy in regional languages ​​will help these students perform better in their careers.
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