i have completed my graduation in B.com...now i want to learn korean language for became a translator....so how to do it and where??

Hello Student!

So as you're interested in learning Korean language and also become a translator, we advise you to study Korean from a reputed university or college in India.

Here are the list of colleges from where you can learn Korean:

Korean classes at King Sejong Institute

1. Korean culture center, Delhi
2. King Sejong Institute, Patna
3. INKO - Center, Chennai

Korean Language Course at Indian University

1. JNU – Centre for Korean Studies (CKS)
2. Korean Courses at Delhi University
3. DU Colleges with Korean courses
4. Department of East Asian Studies
5. JMI (Faculty of Humanities and Languages)
6. Korean Education in Manipur University
7. Bengaluru Central University (Centre for Global Studies)
8. BHU (Arts Faculty)
9. English and Foreign Language University (EFLU), Hyderabad
10. Nalanda University (School of Languages and Literature)
11. Central University of Jharkhand (Centre for Far East Languages)
12. IGNOU (School of Foreign Languages)
13. Christ University (Department of Languages)
14. Dr. BR Ambedkar University – Srikakulam
15. Magadh University (Bodh Gaya)
16. University of Kolkata (Department of Languages)
17. Jadavpur University (School of Languages and Linguistics)
18. Savitribai Phule Pune university

There are private institutions as well such as:

1. Symbiosis Institute (SIFIL), Pune
2. Ramakrishna Mission Institute of Culture, Kolkata
3. Cucchiaio d’Argento (CDA), Kolkata
4. Arirang Korean Academy in Delhi
5. IICKL — Indian Institute of Chinese and Korean
6. Korean Culture And Language Centre (KCLC)

Once you choose your desired college or university from above or any other of your interest which isn't mentioned here, all you need to do is follow the particular college's guidelines and get admission in the college.

Once you are in and know Korean well, your own University will guide you perfectly as to what you need to do in aspect to become a translator.

I hope this was helpful.

All the best for your language course.