Bachelor of Neuroscience Technology
10+2/equivalent in Science; Biology/PCB is commonly required for neuroscience/nutrition-dietetics programmes. Exact subject combination, minimum marks and admission criteria follow the institution’s notification.
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10+2/equivalent in Science; Biology/PCB is commonly required for neuroscience/nutrition-dietetics programmes. Exact subject combination, minimum marks and admission criteria follow the institution’s notification.
10+2/equivalent in Science with the subject combination required for the discipline—commonly Physics, Chemistry and Biology, with English where prescribed; minimum marks and age rules apply.
10+2/equivalent in Science, commonly with Physics, Chemistry and Biology, subject to the university/state eligibility prescribed for Occupational Therapy; minimum marks, age and entrance requirements may apply.
10+2/equivalent in Science, commonly with Physics, Chemistry and Biology, subject to the university/state/allied-health eligibility prescribed for Operation Theatre Technology.
10+2/equivalent in Science, commonly with Physics, Chemistry and Biology, subject to the university/state/allied-health eligibility prescribed for Ophthalmic Technology.
10+2/equivalent from a recognized board in the stream/subjects required for the programme; prescribed minimum marks and university/entrance-test requirements apply.
10+2 with English and Physics, Chemistry plus Mathematics and/or Biology as permitted by PCI; D.Pharm from a PCI-approved institution is eligible for lateral entry where offered.
Bachelor’s degree with the marks and sports/physical-education participation or proficiency prescribed by NCTE/university rules; physical-fitness and entrance tests may apply.
10+2/equivalent with the minimum marks prescribed for BPES; sports participation/proficiency, physical-fitness or entrance testing may be required by the university.
10+2/equivalent in Science with the subject combination required for the discipline—commonly Physics, Chemistry and Biology, with English where prescribed; minimum marks and age rules apply.
10+2 Science with Physics, Chemistry and Biology, normally with English; prescribed university/state minimum marks, age and entrance requirements apply for Physiotherapy.
10+2/equivalent with Mathematics as a required subject where prescribed for B.Plan.; minimum marks and entrance/merit requirements are determined by the applicable university/admission authority.
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