Punjab Institute of Oriental & Indian Languages (PIOIL)
About Our Courses
The Punjab Institute of Oriental & Indian Languages (PIOIL) offers a wide range of academic and skill-oriented courses designed to promote the study of Oriental and Indian languages, literature, culture, and allied disciplines. Our courses combine traditional scholarship with modern teaching methods, ensuring academic excellence and practical relevance.
All programmes are conducted under the guidance of experienced faculty members and follow academic standards prescribed by the affiliating university.
Certificate Courses
Certificate in Oriental Languages
- Sanskrit
- Persian
- Arabic
- Urdu
Duration: 6 Months
Eligibility: 10+2 or equivalent
Diploma Courses
Diploma in Indian & Oriental Languages
- Punjabi
- Hindi
- Sanskrit
- Urdu
Duration: 1 Year
Eligibility: 10+2 or equivalent
Advanced / Special Courses
Advanced Studies in Language & Literature
- Classical Text Interpretation
- Translation & Comparative Studies
- Manuscript Studies
- Linguistics & Grammar
Duration: As per programme guidelines
Eligibility: Graduation or equivalent
Short-Term & Skill-Based Courses
- Spoken Punjabi / Hindi / Urdu
- Translation Techniques
- Academic Writing & Research Methodology
- Cultural & Heritage Studies
Duration: 1–3 Months
Mode of Learning
- Classroom Teaching (Offline)
- Online Classes (Selected Courses)
- Hybrid Mode (When Applicable)
Evaluation & Certification
- Regular assessments and examinations
- Certificates / Diplomas awarded as per course
- Courses recognized under university guidelines
Why Choose Our Courses?
- Qualified and experienced faculty
- Focus on classical and modern knowledge
- Research-oriented teaching approach
- Affordable fee structure
- Academic support and guidance
Admission Enquiry
For details regarding admissions, syllabus, fees, and schedules, please contact:
Punjab Institute of Oriental & Indian Languages
Sirhind Bazar, Patiala – 147001, Punjab (India)
📧 Email: directorpioilpb@gmail.com
📞 Phone: +91-98150-20621
Course offerings may vary from year to year as per academic guidelines.