Most importantly, to become eligible for pursuing B.Tech courses, aspirants must attain their 10+2 or secondary education as mandatory with basic subjects like physics, chemistry, and mathematics while attaining at least the qualifying percentage aggregate marked by the university/institute under question. Thus, after assessing one's qualification criteria, normally entrance exams either through national (such as IITs using JEE-Main and then advanced) and state-level exam processes are designed by universities specific to their college admission processes.
The application process requires filling out the online application form available on the respective colleges' official websites, uploading other required documents like educational certificates, photographs, and signatures, and paying the application fee. After submission, a candidate has to appear for the entrance exam while, as per the performance of the entrance exam, counseling or seat allocation processes will be followed. Some institute may undertake personal interviews, as well as group discussions. The admission to B.Tech is pretty competitive and most of them update about important deadlines and eligibility requirements to their desired college or universities.