If I study separate courses, will I need to meet separate academic requirements or minimum marks for each for a Bachelor's?
24 Aug 2026 · Answered by Geetha Muthu · 1 min read
Yes, you must meet the specific academic requirements and minimum marks for each separate course you apply to.
Each program sets its own eligibility criteria - such as required background, grades, or prerequisites - so requirements can differ between courses. For example, some courses may need a certain number of credits in a related field or a minimum GPA.
With your background (four-year bachelor's in Computer Science, GPA 7.73, 20 backlogs), check each course's entry requirements carefully, as some may have specific GPA or backlog limits.
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