Arrange the following education institutions in the increasing order of the entry eligibility for the programs offered there?
A. Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs)
B. Jan Shiksha Sansthan
C. Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs)
D. Polytechnics
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Correct option is A

Correct Option – (a)
Information Booster:
· Jan Shiksha Sansthan (B): These are  adult and continuing education centers often focused on basic literacy, life skills, and vocational training for the  neo-literate and school dropouts. They typically have  no formal educational entry barrier; programs are open to adults, often with a focus on those with minimal or no prior schooling.
· Industrial Training Institutes (C): ITIs offer  skill-based, industry-relevant diploma and certificate courses (like electrician, fitter). The primary entry requirement is usually the successful completion of  Class 8 or Class 10, making the eligibility higher than Jan Shiksha Sansthan but lower than polytechnic diplomas.
· Polytechnics (D): Polytechnics offer  three-year Diploma in Engineering/Technology programs. The standard entry requirement for these programs is the  successful completion of the Secondary School Examination (Class 10) with a focus on mathematics and science.
· Indian Institutes of Technology (A): IITs are premier institutions offering  undergraduate (B.Tech ), postgraduate, and doctoral programs. Entry into the prestigious B.Tech programs is through highly competitive national exams (JEE Advanced), for which the minimum eligibility is passing the  10+2 (Class 12) examination with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. This represents the highest entry threshold among the listed institutions.
Additional Knowledge:
· The order moves from institutions with  no or minimal formal entry requirements (for foundational/lifelong learning) to those with the  highest academic prerequisites (for advanced professional education).
· It's important to note that some ITI courses may also accept Class 12 pass students, but the fundamental entry point is lower than that of Polytechnics.