The admission process for BSc Neuropsychology Technology in India for the academic year 2026 generally involves a combination of merit-based selection and entrance examinations. While specific procedures may vary from institution to institution, here’s a general outline:

1. Research and Shortlisting Institutions:

• Begin by identifying reputable colleges and universities offering the BSc Neuropsychology Technology (or equivalent) program. Some prominent institutions known for allied health sciences and neuro-related courses include:
  • Christian Medical College (CMC), Vellore
  • AIIMS (various branches)
  • NIMHANS, Bangalore (for related fields)
  • SGT University, Gurugram
  • Parul University
  • Krishna Vishwa Vidyapeeth
  • Other state and private universities with strong allied health science departments.
• Check their official websites for their specific 2026 admission brochures, eligibility criteria, and important dates.

2. Eligibility Criteria (General):

• While precise requirements can differ, common eligibility criteria for BSc Neuropsychology Technology admissions in 2026 are:
• Educational Qualification: Candidates must have successfully completed their 10+2 (or equivalent) examination from a recognized board in India.
• Core Subjects: A strong emphasis is placed on the Science stream, with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (PCB) as mandatory subjects. Some institutions might also require English.
• Minimum Marks: Generally, a minimum aggregate score of 50% to 60% in the 12th standard is required. Some colleges may offer a 5% relaxation for reserved categories.
• Age Limit: Most institutions require candidates to be a minimum of 17 years of age as of December 31st of the admission year. There might or might not be an upper age limit, depending on the college.

3. Application Form and Submission:

• Online Application: Most universities facilitate online application processes through their official admission portals.
• Registration: This usually involves creating an account, filling in personal details, educational qualifications, and uploading necessary documents (photograph, signature, 10th & 12th mark sheets, ID proof, category certificate (if applicable), and possibly an entrance exam scorecard etc.).
• Application Fee: A non-refundable application fee is usually required, payable online (via debit card, credit card, net banking).

4. Entrance Examinations (if applicable):

• Many top institutions conduct their own entrance exams or accept scores from national/state-level tests. Common entrance exams that might be considered or are relevant for allied health sciences include:
• AIIMS Paramedical Entrance Exam: Conducted by AIIMS, Delhi, for various paramedical courses, which may include neurophysiology technology at some AIIMS branches.
• CUET (Common University Entrance Test) UG: Increasingly adopted by central and state universities for undergraduate admissions.
• State-level Entrance Tests: Exams like KCET (Karnataka), MHT CET (Maharashtra), AP EAMCET, etc., depending on the state and university.
• University-Specific Tests: Some private universities like Manipal University (MET), Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, SGT University, or CMC Vellore might have their own entrance examinations for allied health courses.
• Tentative Timeline (2026 Cycle):
• Applications Open: Feb-Apr 2026
• Last Date: Apr-Jun 2026
• Exams: May-Jul 2026
• Results: Typically within a few weeks
• Counseling: Jul-Sep 2026

5. Merit List and Counseling:

• Based on entrance exam scores (if applicable) and/or 12th-grade marks, a merit list will be published.
• Shortlisted candidates will be invited for counseling sessions, which may include document verification and sometimes a personal interview.
• During counseling, candidates select their preferred courses and colleges based on their rank and availability of seats
• Once a seat is allotted, candidates must pay the admission fees within the stipulated time to confirm their admission.