Council of Education and Development Programmes

Normally, the entrance for the BNYS programme under the Council of Education and Development Programmes will require candidates to clear their 10+2 qualifications in science, especially those related to Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, in aggregate with a minimum score of 50%. Mostly an application is submitted to them either online or at their place, followed by the verification of documents sometimes on the basis of some entrance examination. Admission may be merit-based and counseling sessions are also offered for providing direction about the structure of courses and financial aid. Standard documents such as mark sheets, ID proof, and passport-sized photographs must be submitted by students.

The admission to the CEDP is generally accessible, and most of the candidates meeting the minimum eligibility criteria get admitted into it. These eligibility criteria are different for different programs. For most of the Diploma and certification courses, the candidate needs to have passed his or her secondary education with an interest in skill-based training. Admissions are relatively streamlined, and may sometimes involve an interview or a counseling session to place candidates in the right program. It is known for practical skills with appropriate involvement to make it viable for students looking for specialized, career-oriented education.