1. What is an Undergraduate Honours Degree?

A four-year undergraduate programme offering advanced disciplinary knowledge, specialization, and skill-based learning beyond a three-year degree.

2. What is an Honours with Research Degree?

A four-year research-intensive programme focused on research methodology and a major dissertation, intended for learners aiming for postgraduate or Ph.D. studies.

3. How is it different from a three-year degree?

• 3-year degree: 132 credits
• 4-year Honours / Honours with Research: 172 credits

4. When are fourth-year classes conducted?

In the evening, allowing learners to pursue full-time internships or professional work.

5. What is the focus of the Honours Degree?

Specialization, skill development, applied learning, and supervised projects.

6. What is the focus of Honours with Research?

Independent research, data analysis, academic writing, and a 6–8 credit dissertation (in place of OJT).

7. Who is eligible?

Learners with a minimum CGPA of 7.5

8. Which should I choose?

• Honours: Industry-oriented and skill-focused
• Honours with Research: Higher studies and research-oriented

Quick Comparison

Aspect	Honours Degree	Honours with Research
Duration	4 Years	4 Years
Total Credits	172	172
Primary Focus	Specialization & skills	Research & analysis
Fourth-Year Component	Advanced courses / OJT	Research Project / Dissertation
Research Credits	Limited	6–8 credits
Career Path	Industry / Professional roles	PG / Ph.D. / Research
Eligibility	CGPA ≥ 7.5	CGPA ≥ 7.5