What is the process for the course link I found on social media?
It depends. Before applying to a course link found on social media, always check that the course is legitimate and understand the full application process.
- Verify authenticity: Make sure the course is offered by a recognized institution or platform.
- Check admission requirements: Review eligibility, prerequisites, and deadlines on the official website.
- Understand the application steps: This usually includes an online application, paying any required fees, and submitting documents like transcripts and ID proof.
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