Eligibilty Criteria • Vocational course eligibility generally requires completing Class 10 or 12 from a recognized board, with specific percentage requirements (often 45-55%+) varying by course and institution; some advanced programs need specific subject backgrounds, while others accept ITI/diploma holders or offer RPL for experienced workers, with admissions often via merit or entrance exams for skill-focused, industry-relevant training. General Requirements • After Class 10: Eligibility for short-term certificates or diplomas; may need completion of bridge courses for higher levels.• After Class 12: Most common entry for B.Voc degrees, requiring a passing certificate from any stream (Arts, Science, Commerce).• Minimum Marks: Typically 45-55% aggregate in Class 10/12, but varies. Course Level Specifics • Certificate Courses: Often after Class 10, with merit-based admission.• Diploma Courses (e.g., Advanced Diploma): After Class 10 or 12; merit-based or entrance exam. • Paramedical course eligibility generally requires 10th or 12th pass with Physics, Chemistry, & Biology (PCB), scoring around 45-50% or more, depending on the institute and course level (Diploma, UG, PG); UG courses need 12th Science, while PG requires a relevant Bachelor's degree, with most courses starting from age 17 and sometimes needing entrance exams or merit-based selection. • General Requirements (Vary by Course Level)Diploma/Certificate Courses: 10th or 12th pass, often with Science (PCB).• Postgraduate (PG) Courses: A relevant Bachelor's degree in a related field. Key Eligibility Factors • Subjects: Physics, Chemistry, and Biology are usually mandatory for science-based paramedical courses.• Minimum Marks: Typically 45-50% in 10th/12th, but varies by institution• Age: Usually 17 years or older, with some upper limits.• Entrance Exams: Some colleges conduct their own exams or rely on state/national-level tests, while others use merit from 10+2. How Eligibility Differs by Course • Diploma: Focuses on practical skills, often needs 10th/12th Science..