BTC Admission 2025: Application Form, Exam Dates, Eligibility, Top Colleges

BTC Admission Process 2025

• Admission to this course is based on the merit marks of students in qualifying exams.
• However, universities in Gujrat and Uttar Pradesh conduct state-level counseling to offer Gujarat and UP BTC Admission.
• Candidates need to fulfill the basic eligibility criteria of colleges and qualify the entrance exam to get admission in course.

BTC Admission 2025: Eligibility Criteria

• The candidates must have completed their bachelor's in any stream.
• The candidates must score at least 50% aggregate marks from a recognized board.
• There is no specified age limit is mentioned.

Video Review: UP BTC/DElEd Admission 2025 Explained by Abhijeet Sir

Here's a quick and clear breakdown of the UP BTC/DElEd Admission 2025, brought to you by Abhijeet Study Point.

So, first up—DElEd is the new name for BTC. The application form will be available starting July 1st, and you'll have about a month to fill it out. Counselling happens the following month, and after that comes admission.

Now, talking about eligibility: earlier graduation was compulsory, but not anymore. As per the latest update from the Allahabad High Court dated 9th September 2024, even students who’ve only completed Class 12 can apply—no graduation required. All you need is 50% in your intermediate exams, whether you're from UP Board, CBSE, or any other board.

Fee-wise, if you're from the General or OBC category—or from another state—expect to pay INR 700. SC/ST applicants will pay INR 500. Yes, students from other states like Bihar and Delhi are eligible too.

Coming to colleges—if you're aiming for a government seat, you're looking at DIET colleges (that’s what govt. DElEd colleges are called). There are 10,600 seats available in these. For private colleges, there are over 21,950 seats, so no shortage there either.

Government colleges have a low annual fee of just INR 1,200 (same for both years). Private colleges, however, charge INR 41,000 per year. Scholarships apply to both, though the amount differs—naturally, you get more in private colleges due to the higher fee.

Admissions are merit-based; no entrance exam is needed. Your 10th and 12th percentages will be added together to create the merit list. For example, if you scored 80% in both classes, your total merit score would be 160%. The higher the score, the better your chance at a government seat.

When filling out the form, all you'll need are your Class 10 and 12 certificates and mark sheets. Graduation certificates won’t be required this year. Also, keep a valid ID handy—Aadhaar, Voter ID, PAN, or a bank passbook will work. Domicile and caste certificates are only needed at the time of admission, not during form submission. And yes, make sure you have a passport-size photo and your signature ready for upload.