Yes, the B.Tech degree can be pursued after clearing 12th standard, in case the applicant meets the qualifications. Usually, candidates should be science graduates completing their higher secondary education (12th standard). This is only PCM background science, that is, Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. Minimum aggregate marks would also be demanded in these particular subjects by almost all institutes across the country along with the institute and course itself.
To get into a B.Tech program, you will typically have to clear an entrance exam like JEE (Joint Entrance Examination) or the entrance test conducted by individual colleges or universities. These tests evaluate your skills in Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry. Once you clear the exam and pass the cutoff, you can choose from a wide range of specializations, such as Computer Science, Mechanical, Civil, Electrical, and many more. A B.Tech degree takes around four years of study and allows access to multiple career paths, including engineering, research, and technology-related sectors.