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You haven't mentioned the name of the exam, nonetheless if it's an entrance test and there is facility for application correction then you can made the changes if it's allowed, if not then there is no changes that can be made regarding this modification, you should reach our to the helpdesk for help.

Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great. Candidates who are interested in pursuing a career in this area must enroll in translation or language courses at their local university and earn a Bachelor's degree in the language they wish to become fluent in. For instance, if a student wants to work as a translator for a bank, they must apply to both a degree programme in finance and a diploma or certificate programme in a foreign language.

Make sure the ATA exam supports the language you plan to use. Join the ATA (for at least 4 weeks prior to testing) and reaffirm your commitment to ethics.  Pay the translator certification fees.  Examine for the ATA certification. Pass the test.

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Hello,

Given below are the names of few institutions from where you can pursue technical courses in your regional languages -

• Erode Sengunthar Engineering College, Tamil Nadu- Civil Engineering, Electrical & Electronics Engineering, Mechanical Engineering

• Rathinam Technical Campus, Tamil Nadu- Computer Science Engineering

• Anna University- Mechanical and Civil Engineering

• Velammal Engineering College, Chennai- Computer Science and Engineer ing

------- All India Council for Technical Education (or AICTE) has approved another 20 institutes for offering B.Tech degree programmes in regional languages in the academic year 2022-23, taking the total number to 39 across 11 states in the country.

The largest number of such institutes are now in Madhya Pradesh (12), followed by Tamil Nadu (10) and Uttar Pradesh (4). This year, Gujarati has been added to the list of languages offered, which includes Hindi, Marathi, Telugu, Kannada, Tamil and Bengali.

Among them, Hindi is the most popular with 21 institutes opting to teach engineering in these languages.

-------- The highest number of colleges offer Hindi, with about 21 institutes. Ten technical universities in Tamil Nadu have offered to teach in Tamil.

I hope you find the answer helpful.

Thank you.

Hello,

All India Council for Technical Education (or AICTE) has approved another 20 institutes for offering B.Tech degree programmes in regional languages in the academic year 2022-23, taking the total number to 39 across 11 states in the country.

The largest number of such institutes are now in Madhya Pradesh (12), followed by Tamil Nadu (10) and Uttar Pradesh (4). This year, Gujarati has been added to the list of languages offered, which includes Hindi, Marathi, Telugu, Kannada, Tamil and Bengali.

Among them, Hindi is the most popular with 21 institutes opting to teach engineering in these languages.

As of now list of those universities offering program in regional language hasn't been released. We will post it here as soon as it is released.

The highest number of colleges offer Hindi, with about 21 institutes. Ten technical universities in Tamil Nadu have offered to teach in Tamil.

I hope you find the answer helpful.

Thank you.