• AICTE, India’s technical education regulator, tweaked the entry-level qualification for undergraduate engineering programmes making students who        haven’t studied either physics or mathematics (or both) in Classes 11 and 12 eligible for admission.

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• Under the new norms, a candidate is expected to have scored at least 45% in any three subjects out of a list of 14 — physics, mathematics, chemistry, computer science, electronics, information                       technology, biology, informatics practices, biotechnology, technical vocational subject, engineering graphics, business studies, and entrepreneurship.