What does it mean if my application got deferred?

Simply put, a deferral is a second chance at admission. Rather than rejecting good-fit students with strong profiles, applications are instead deferred to the regular round where they’ll be reviewed again within the context of the regular applicant pool, as if they hadn’t been reviewed previously.

What does Deferred mean in University results?

A deferral is where your request to repeat an assessment attempt (RRAA) has been accepted and you have the opportunity to take the assessment task that was affected by the circumstances as if for the first time, i.e. your mark will not be capped. A deferral is only given when you have failed the module.

What is a deferral at university?

Coursework. Your reassessment work will be available on the relevant Blackboard module site. If you can’t find the work please contact your module leader. Not what you wanted?

What is Ashoka University’s policy on transfer students?

If a transfer student has additional relevant course credits from a previous University, the Ashoka University Office of Academic Affairs reserves the right to consider them on a case to case basis in discussion with the relevant department

Is Ashoka University UGC approved?

Ashoka University is UGC Approved. In November 2014, Ashoka University was authorised to grant degrees under Section 22 of the UGC Act. All degrees offered by Ashoka University have been approved. On April 20, 2015, Ashoka University received a letter from the UGC stating that all its compliances have been accepted and ratified.

How early can you Choose Your major at Ashoka University?

Students will only indicate their preferred major at the time of application. They have the option to take major courses from as early as their first semester, alongside the mandatory Foundation Courses. They decide their specialisation in the third semester. How viable is it to pursue a double major at Ashoka?

Who designed Ashoka University’s campus?

Ashoka’s environment-friendly campus is designed by Perkins-Eastman, world-renowned University architects who were also behind the Indian School of Business (ISB) campus in Hyderabad.