What do you mean by 5-year integrated course?

A 5-year integrated course refers to an academic programme that combines an undergraduate degree (usually a Bachelor's degree) with a postgraduate degree (usually a Master's degree) into a single course of study. These courses are usually offered in professional fields like law, engineering, management, and healthcare. The programme is structured in a way that enables students to earn both degrees simultaneously in five years, instead of pursuing them separately which would normally take six years or more. The curriculum is designed to provide students with comprehensive knowledge and skills required for their chosen field. The admission process for these courses is often highly competitive, and students are selected based on their academic achievements and aptitude.

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Hi, Integrated course means a composition of two courses I.e. 1 taken from UG level and other at PG level. Combining them in such a way that a year is eliminated or saved out of the total duration of the course.

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