Nagpur: Two colleges from Maharashtra have received permission from Aicte to start a Bachelor Engineering degree program at Marathi.
They are between 14 institutions throughout the country which are applied to launch courses in vernacular languages ​​after the peak body for technical education inviting applications as part of the new education policy (NEP).
Chairman of Aicte Anil Sahastrabudhe, TOI on May 27 highlights the latest AICTE initiatives in detail.
Aye aims to reach all candidates, especially from rural and tribal areas, which find it difficult to learn in English.
He plans to offer BE and BTECH courses in Hindi, Bengali, Telugu, Tamil, Gujarati, Kannada and Malayalam, besides Marathi.
The College of Engineering in Pune (CoEP), and the Pimpri Chinchwad College of Engineering (PCCE) received approval from Aicte to start a technical course at Marathi.
CoEP, one of the oldest and autonomous institutions, will start BTECH in the field of electrical and civil engineering, while PCCE will offer degrees in computer engineering.
“Aicte will provide all reading material in Marathi to college.
We will translate material through our specially made software, which can translate all technical syllabus into 22 regional languages ​​in a fast time.
Students must also go through the course offered by the Portal Swayam and Open Online (MOOC) portal, “said the Chief of AICTE approval Prof.
Rajendra Kakde told toi.
Will not be accepted in the size of a batch of 30 or 60, which can be increased from the next academic year, depending on the response.
“They also need to undergo ‘English language courses’ from the first semester to eight, so they achieve fluency in English when they graduate.
We will also explore Roping in experts to prepare study material for these courses so there are uniformity throughout the country .
Aicte initiatives have been caused by Venkaiiah Naidu’s vice president and New Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, “Kakde, who previously worked with the Nagpur University Pharmacy Department, told TI.
Of the 14 universities to get permission, three came from Uttar Pradesh, two of Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Uttarakhand, and Rajasthan, and each of Madhya Pradesh, West West, and Andhra Pradesh.
It from above, Rajasthan, MP and Uttarakhand will offer degrees in Hindi, while other countries will offer them in their regional language; Marathi, Telugu, Bengali and Tamil.
The majority of them will offer courses in computer science, followed by electricity, electronics, civil, mechanics and other branches.
“College of Vidarbha can take advantage of this golden opportunity from Aicte, as many parts as possible, such as Gadchiroli and Melghat, are still backing.
Students from these areas will benefit.
I hope college will come next year to offer courses in language Original, “Kakde Said.Box # College offers be / btech in regional language * College of Engineering in Pune – Maharashtra * Pimpri Chinchwad College of Engineering – Maharashtra * IPS Academy, Institute of Engineering & Science – Madhya Pradesh * Polytechnic Institute Technique – West Bengal * GL Bajaj Institute of Technology & Management – Uttar Kumar Garg Engineering College – Uttar Praveresh * PSIT-Praver Singh Institute of Technology – Uttar Pradesh * Noida Institute of Engineering and Technology – Uttar Pradesh * Graphic Era Considered as University – Uttarakhand * Poornima College OF ENGINEERING – Rajasthan * Poornima Institute of Engineering & Technology – Rajasthan * NRI Institute of Te CHNOLOGY – Andhra Pradesh * Erode Senghunthar Engineering College – Tamil Nadu * Rathinam Technical Campus – Tamil Nadu