Hopkin's college to offer MBA to students with incomplete graduation

The turning point in everybody's life comes when one has to choose a new direction to start working in. After completing your higher secondary and after completing your graduation. But with every passing year, the complexity of each course increases linearly with time and it so happens that we are left with back papers to clear before we become eligible for further studies.

St. Hopkin's college has brought to notice a few UGC approved institutions where students with back papers can directly enroll themselves to the final year and pursue only the courses which they haven't completed yet. 

How does it work?

There is a simple explanation for it. Using the Lateral entry Scheme of such institutions, after enrolling yourself, every student gets an attempt to clear his or her subject quarterly rather than other institutions where back paper examinations are conducted only once every year. Under the lateral Entry Scheme, you  do not have to clear the subjects that you have already cleared, your credits will simply be transferred to your records in the Hopkin database.  

By getting more number of attempts, students have an increased probability for completing their graduation without wasting another year. A great opportunity for the students who missed it by a centimeter.

For more details, refer MBA for the incomplete under graduates