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Course eligibility and entrance routes

A downloadable, source-linked table of common course families, subject gates and entrance routes for students comparing options after Class 12.

What this is: 11 October 2026 editorial data compiled from the official starting pages listed in each record. The linked authority or admissions page was opened during review to confirm the official starting point and current-cycle context. What it is not: independently verified admission data, survey data, a college database or an admission guarantee. Institute, state, category, marks, age and year-specific rules can change the answer.

What is in the file?

Course or routeEntrance routeSubject ruleSource count
B.E. / B.TechJEE Main, state or university engineering testPhysics, Chemistry and Maths are the usual qualifying subjects; branch and institute rules still vary.1
B.Arch. / B.PlanJEE Main Paper 2, NATA or a state/university routeMaths is a key eligibility gate for the common architecture routes; confirm the current Council of Architecture and institute rule.2
MBBS / BDS / AYUSH undergraduate routesNEET UGPhysics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology and English are the usual Class 12 subject gate for NEET-linked medical routes.1
B.Sc. Nursing and selected allied-health degreesState, university or institute route; some admissions use NEETBiology is commonly required, but the entrance and minimum-mark rule belongs to the state or institution.1
B.Sc. Nursing, Telangana state routeTG-EAPCET 2026 (Telangana state competent-authority route)The 2026-27 Telangana state notice uses TG-EAPCET qualification and requires the stated PCB, English, marks, age and local-status conditions; read the current notice before applying.1
BCA / B.Sc. Computer Science and related computing degreesCUET UG, state or university routeSome colleges require Maths; others accept Computer Science or broader subject combinations.1
B.Com. / finance and accounting degreesCUET UG, state or university routeMany programmes accept any stream; honours, economics and institution-specific combinations can add subject requirements.2
BBA / BMS / integrated managementCUET UG, IPMAT/JIPMAT, state or university routeMany programmes accept any stream; Maths, aptitude and minimum-mark rules differ by institute.1
Five-year integrated lawCLAT, AILET, CUET or university testThe CLAT 2026 UG rule accepts 10+2 or equivalent with the stated minimum marks; each university can add its own conditions.2
B.Des. / fashion and communication designUCEED, NID DAT, NIFT or institute routeDesign institutes differ: UCEED 2026 allows several streams for participating institutes, but institute and age/year rules still apply.3
Agriculture and allied sciencesCUET (ICAR-UG), state or university routeScience subjects are commonly required; the exact combination depends on the programme and counselling authority.2
Integrated teacher education (ITEP and related routes)NCET or institute route, where applicableSubject combinations are programme-specific; the institute’s current notice controls eligibility.1
B.Sc. Hospitality and Hotel AdministrationNCHM JEE or the institute’s published routeThe NCHMCT route requires 10+2 or equivalent with English as a subject; verify the current admission notice.1
CA Foundation alongside a degree routeICAI Foundation examinationThe qualification and registration conditions are set by ICAI and can change; commerce is useful but not the only possible background.1
ITI and other skill-first technical routesInstitute or state admission routeTrade eligibility varies from Class 8/10/12 and can include Maths or Science for particular trades.1

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