BTechUndergraduate
Engineering
Bachelor of Technology
- Typical duration
- Typically 4 years
- Broad eligibility
- Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics
- Possible pathways
- Engineering, technology, research or postgraduate study
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8 fieldsFrom engineering to humanities
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All fields·All levelsMTechPostgraduate
Engineering
Master of Technology
- Typical duration
- Typically 2 years
- Broad eligibility
- Relevant bachelor’s degree
- Possible pathways
- Specialist engineering, research or doctoral study
BBAUndergraduate
Management
Bachelor of Business Administration
- Typical duration
- Typically 3 years
- Broad eligibility
- Class 12 in a recognised stream
- Possible pathways
- Business, entrepreneurship, operations or an MBA
MBAPostgraduate
Management
Master of Business Administration
- Typical duration
- Typically 2 years
- Broad eligibility
- Recognised bachelor’s degree
- Possible pathways
- Leadership, consulting, finance, marketing or strategy
PGDMPostgraduate
Management
Post Graduate Diploma in Management
- Typical duration
- Typically 1–2 years
- Broad eligibility
- Recognised bachelor’s degree
- Possible pathways
- Industry-focused management and leadership roles
MBBSUndergraduate
Medical
Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery
- Typical duration
- Typically 5.5 years including internship
- Broad eligibility
- Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry and Biology; entrance rules apply
- Possible pathways
- Clinical practice, postgraduate medicine or public health
BDSUndergraduate
Medical
Bachelor of Dental Surgery
- Typical duration
- Typically 5 years including internship
- Broad eligibility
- Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry and Biology; entrance rules apply
- Possible pathways
- Dentistry, specialisation, clinical or public health roles
BCAUndergraduate
Computing
Bachelor of Computer Applications
- Typical duration
- Typically 3 years
- Broad eligibility
- Class 12; mathematics requirements vary
- Possible pathways
- Software, data, product roles or an MCA
MCAPostgraduate
Computing
Master of Computer Applications
- Typical duration
- Typically 2 years
- Broad eligibility
- Relevant bachelor’s degree; mathematics requirements vary
- Possible pathways
- Advanced software, systems, data or technology roles
BScUndergraduate
Science
Bachelor of Science
- Typical duration
- Typically 3–4 years
- Broad eligibility
- Class 12 with relevant science subjects
- Possible pathways
- Research, industry, analytics or postgraduate study
MScPostgraduate
Science
Master of Science
- Typical duration
- Typically 2 years
- Broad eligibility
- Relevant bachelor’s degree
- Possible pathways
- Research, specialised industry or doctoral study
BComUndergraduate
Commerce
Bachelor of Commerce
- Typical duration
- Typically 3 years
- Broad eligibility
- Class 12 in a recognised stream
- Possible pathways
- Accounting, banking, finance or professional qualifications
LLBUndergraduate
Law
Bachelor of Laws
- Typical duration
- Typically 3 or 5 years
- Broad eligibility
- Class 12 or a bachelor’s degree, depending on the route
- Possible pathways
- Legal practice, policy, compliance or postgraduate law
BAUndergraduate
Humanities
Bachelor of Arts
- Typical duration
- Typically 3–4 years
- Broad eligibility
- Class 12 in a recognised stream
- Possible pathways
- Media, policy, education, research or postgraduate study
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How do I choose between two similar programs?
Compare the actual curriculum, assessment format, projects, faculty strengths, entry requirements and likely next steps. Course names can be similar while the learning experience is very different.
Should I choose a broad degree or a specialised one?
A broad degree can preserve flexibility, while a specialised program may suit students with a clear direction. The better choice depends on how certain you are, the quality of the curriculum and the pathways available after graduation.
Can I change fields after my bachelor’s degree?
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Are durations and eligibility the same everywhere?
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