Undergraduate Course:
An undergraduate degree is one that takes place after your post-secondary education (high school) and includes 2-year Associate degrees and 4-year Bachelor degrees. Students pursuing these types of degrees will commonly be referred to as undergraduate students. This term, then, encompasses freshmen through senior college students.
While the term "undergraduate" includes all college students who haven't yet completed a 4-year degree, there are quite a few different types of graduate students. Immediately following one's Bachelor degree graduation, that person could choose to pursue an M.A. (Master of Arts: humanities/history/english/etc.) or M.S. (Master of Science: science/engineering/technology/etc.), or an M.B.A. (Master of Business Administration: business/finance). On top of these degrees, one may begin working on a professional degree, such as a medical or law degree, each of which has its own more specialized programs.
Undergraduate course include:
- BA (Bachelor of Arts),
- BSc (Bachelor of Science),
- BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration,
- BBM (Bachelor of Business Management),
- BEd (Bachelor of Education),
- LLB in Law,
- BEng in Engineering,
- BTech (Bachelor of Technology).
Entry Requirement:Higher Secondary Education Certificate or Equivalent. English language Certificate IELTS: 6.0 with 5.5 in each Module / Pearson Test of English Academic (PTE Academic) each module B2 Level English or B2 Level recognise English Certificate.
