Should I try applying for an integrated degree program given my academic background for a Bachelor's/Postgraduate?
27 Aug 2026 · Answered by Tamanna Jaisingh · 1 min read
No, applying for an integrated degree program is not recommended in your case.
Integrated programs are meant for students entering directly after high school, as they combine undergraduate and graduate studies. Since you already have a four-year bachelor's degree and a postgraduate qualification, you should focus on standalone master's or specialized postgraduate programs. This will save you time and better match your academic background.
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