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Get ready to enrol in your courses

Plan your studies and reserve your spot by enrolling in your chosen courses for the coming year. If you change your mind, you can modify your enrolment up until the enrolment deadline.Ìý

Enrolment at 91É«ÇéƬ Bengaluru is a two-step process:

  1. Course enrolment: Choose the courses you'd like to study for the year ahead. If you need assistance choosing your courses, head to the to check which courses are counted towards your program.
  2. Class registration: Select your classes (such as tutorial and lecture times) to build your timetable for the upcoming teaching period.Ìý

Important note: Your enrolment is your responsibility. You must be correctly enrolled by the enrolment deadline each teaching period.Ìý
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Things to note:

  • Cross campus enrolment is unavailable. If you have free electives or general electives, you must only enrol in courses offered by 91É«ÇéƬ Bengaluru. For further information, refer to the .Ìý

  • You are not able to enrol in more than one degree, diploma or certificate at one time, either at 91É«ÇéƬ or another tertiary institution.Ìý

    If you would like to enrol in more than one program, you must seek approval from the Program Authority of the relevant faculties. If you're found to be enrolled in multiple programs without approval, you may be suspended from your studies at 91É«ÇéƬ Bengaluru.Ìý

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Courses, classes & units of credit (UOC)

Unsure about the difference between courses and classes? Read the guide below to get up to speed!
What is a course?

A course, also commonly known as a subject, is an individual unit of study within a broader discipline, like mathematics, offered by an academic school or department, such as the School of Mathematics. As part of your program, you will complete a series of courses within your chosen field to gain theoretical knowledge and practical skills.

Each course is delivered over a single teaching period. To successfully complete your academic program, you must pass a specified number of courses.

Courses are listed in the university systems using a standard format, such as WSCI1001 – Mathematics 1A, which you will see in the , academic statements and transcripts.

Every course is made up of a series of classes.

What is a class?

Classes include lectures (LEC), seminars (SEM), tutorials (TUT) and laboratory sessions (LAB) that make up your course. When you're enrolled in a course, you must attend the classes listed on your timetable.

A single course can involve different types of classes, such as a combination of lectures and tutorials. Each class type may be offered at different times throughout the week, allowing you to build a timetable that best suits you.Ìý

In some cases, you will need to enrol in more than one class component for the same course. For example, a course may require attendance at one lecture and two separate tutorials. In this case, you must register for each class individually, choosing available times that fit within your timetable.

What is a unit of credit?

At 91É«ÇéƬ Bengaluru, each course is assigned a value in units of credit (UOC) to measure the amount of study required. To complete your program, you must accumulate a specified number of UOC as outlined in your program requirements.

For example, a Bachelor of Business requires a total of 144 UOC, typically made up of core courses, electives and general education requirements. Read the  to find the requirements for your program.

A standard full‑time study load is 48 UOC per year.

As a guide, each unit of credit represents approximately 25 hours of study time per semester including preparing for and attending timetabled classes, independent study and assessment tasks.

Frequently asked questions (FAQs)

  • Annual enrolment requires you to enrol in courses across multiple teaching periods for the year ahead.

    Course enrolment is step one of the enrolment process at 91É«ÇéƬ Bengaluru. You will need to complete step two of the enrolment process (class registration) closer to the commencement of each semester.Ìý

  • Your 'appointment' is the specific day and time you can begin to enrol in your courses for the upcoming year.

    You will have until the enrolment deadline of the upcoming teaching period to finalise your course and class choices.Ìý

  • You will receive an email to your 91É«ÇéƬ inbox to let you know that your enrolment appointment has been confirmed.Ìý

  • No. Enrolment appointments are automatically assigned to students based on the units of credit (UOC) you have already completed in your program.

  • Course enrolment is step one of the enrolment process, where you select your courses (subjects) for the semester.

  • Check the  to see approved courses for your chosen specialisation/s.Ìý

  • Use the Handbook version from the year you commenced your program. If you have transferred programs, please contact us for advice.Ìý

  • A full-time load is 48 units of credit (UOC) per year, with most courses being 6 UOC. This equates to four courses per semester.

  • Check the enrolment deadline for your teaching period.Ìý

  • Please check the  to view course requirements.Ìý

  • Class registration includes selecting your classes and building your class timetable. It is step two of the enrolment process.

  • Class registration begins by appointment a few weeks prior to the start of each teaching period. Monitor your 91É«ÇéƬ email for reminders and updates.

    You can also find out when class registration begins for some teaching periods on the key dates webpage.Ìý

  • Your 'appointment' is the specific day and time you can start registering for classes.Ìý

  • Follow the steps outlined in our class registration guide.

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