The candidates should have scored a minimum of 45% or a CGPA/GPA of 2.0 (in a scale of 4.0) and at least Grade C (in case of A-level, at least Grade D) or 45% in the following subjects:

Physics - Chemistry or Environment related subjects, e.g., Environmental Management, Pollution, etc.

Mathematics or Biology or Zoology or Botany or Computer Science

Comprehensive Environmental Science Education: In-depth study of fundamental concepts and principles in environmental science.
Legal and Policy Understanding: Knowledge of national and international environmental laws and policies.
Ecosystem Preservation Focus: Understanding and preservation of natural ecosystems.
Waste Management Strategies: Learning efficient and sustainable waste disposal techniques.
Climate Change Studies: Exploration of climate change impacts and adaptation strategies.
Biodiversity Conservation: Conservation strategies for diverse ecosystems.
Environmental Impact Assessment Skills: Evaluation of environmental impacts of human activities.

12 examination of NEB or equivalent level in Science and Technology stream such as Forestry, Agriculture, Veterinary/ Engineering from a recognized academic institution. 

Introduction to Environmental Science: Overview of fundamental concepts and principles.
Environmental Policies and Regulations: Study of national and international environmental laws.
Ecosystem Management: Understanding and preservation of natural ecosystems.
Waste Management: Strategies for efficient and sustainable waste disposal.
Climate Change and Adaptation: Study of climate change impacts and adaptation measures.
Biodiversity Conservation: Conservation strategies for diverse ecosystems.
Environmental Impact Assessment: Evaluation of environmental impacts of human activities.