The eligibility criteria for the National Academy of Professional Studies (NAPS) typically require candidates to have completed higher secondary education (12th grade) or equivalent. Some programs may demand a bachelor’s degree, depending on the course level.
Applicants must meet age requirements, usually between 18-30 years, though exceptions may apply. Proficiency in the language of instruction (often English) is mandatory, verified through tests or prior education. Relevant work experience may be preferred for certain advanced courses. Specific criteria vary by program, so reviewing the official NAPS guidelines is essential for accurate details.
