Yes, students who studied PCB, which means Physics, Chemistry and Biology, usually cannot take direct admission in BTech Artificial Intelligence. This is because most engineering colleges require Maths in class 12 along with Physics and Chemistry to be eligible for computer-related courses like AI. Without Maths, your options for BTech AI become very limited. However, some private universities and a few specific courses like BSc in AI, Data Science, or Cognitive Science may allow PCB students, but even these may need basic understanding of Maths.If you are really interested in AI, you can check if your board allows you to add Maths as an additional subject. Or, you can choose BSc or other AI-related courses that accept PCB. For admission, you need to apply for entrance exams or direct college admission based on merit. After application, you go through counselling and choose a college. You can use the Career360 app to find colleges that offer AI courses for PCB students and see their admission rules. This helps you understand which course is best for you.