The Bachelor of Vocational Education (B.Voc) is a three-year undergraduate program designed to equip students with industry-relevant skills through hands-on learning. Unlike traditional degree courses, B.Voc focuses on practical applications to make graduates job-ready, even during the course. Introduced by the University Grants Commission (UGC), it is aligned with the National Skills Qualification Framework (NSQF), ensuring employability at every stage. The course is available in a variety of fields, such as food technology, beauty and wellness, graphic design, and hospitality, offering flexibility and exposure to industry demand.

Students can opt for B.Voc after completing their 10+2 education, and the curriculum focuses on skill development. The course includes internships and work experience, which significantly enhance employability. The program offers multiple exit points, with students being awarded a certificate after 6 months, a diploma after 1 year, an advanced diploma after 2 years, and an undergraduate degree after completing the full 3 years. Graduates are highly sought after in sectors like IT, manufacturing, automobile, and commercial industries, with competitive salary packages ranging from ₹3-₹7 LPA.

The eligibility for B.Voc includes a 10+2 qualification with at least 50%-55% aggregate marks or a diploma after the 10th standard. Some institutions may require an entrance exam, while others base selection on merit. The admission process typically begins in May or June, after the 12th board results are announced, and may vary by institution. This makes B.Voc an attractive option for students who wish to build a career quickly, with abundant job opportunities and decent pay across various sectors.