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For students admitted before AY 2011-12 (except students
in the Sport Science & Management programme), full-time
students admitted directly to Year 2 in AY 2011-12 and
part-time students admitted in AY 2011-12
The balance AU may consist of AU earned from courses
with Pass (P), Exempted (EX) and Satisfactory (S)
notations.
(b) Pass all or been exempted from some of the examinations
prescribed for the degree.
(c) Satisfy all other requirements prescribed for the degree.
Course Registration
Programme
3-year programmes
4-year programmes
- For students admitted to
Yr 1
- For students admitted
directly to Yr 2
Minimum
Years of
Study at NTU
2 academic
years
3 academic
years
2 ½ academic
years
Minimum
AU of
Graded
Courses
obtained
from NTU
66 AU
77 AU
66 AU
*
applies to students admitted before AY 2011-12 (except students in the
Sport Science & Management programme), full-time students admitted directly
to Year 2 in AY 2011-12 and part-time students admitted in AY 2011-12
# applies to all students in the Sport Science & Management programme and
full-time students admitted to Year 1 with effect from AY 2011-12
(5)
Restricted Repeat
Special Terms
The University offers two Special Terms during the Semester
2 vacation. Special Term I is held from May to June and
Special Term II from June to July.
Participation in the Special Terms is optional. It is open only to
full-time matriculated students of NTU except for students
who will be graduating at the end of Semester 2 prior to the
Special Terms.
Additionally, only students who are not away during the
Special Term classes or examinations for activities such as
In-Camp Training, attachment programme, sports, holiday,
part-time employment, etc can apply. Students who are
reading courses in Special Term to complete their degree
requirements in that academic year may not be able to join the
year’s Convocation.
Examinations
The examination timetables are available at
Examination Rules and Regulations
A candidate who breaches any of the Examination
Regulations will be dealt with by the Board of Discipline.
A candidate who is caught cheating during the
examination is liable to be expelled from the university.
All materials and/or devices which are found to violate
any examination rules and regulations will be
confiscated.
Examinations will be conducted during the allocated
times shown in the examination time-table.
Candidates are allowed into the examination hall ten
minutes before the time scheduled for the
commencement of the examination. They are, however,
not permitted to turn over the question paper placed on
their desks until the time for the commencement of the
examination.
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(1)
Student Automated Registration System
(2)
Outstanding Tuition and Hostel Rental Fees
(3)
Add/Drop Courses
(4)
Academic Load
All students must register their courses through the
Student Automated Registration System (STARS)
according to the schedule announced by the Office of
Academic Services.
Students who join any classes without registration will not
be allowed to take the examination(s) for the course(s)
involved.
Students with outstanding tuition and hostel rental fees
will be denied access to STARS and barred from course
registration. Students must pay their outstanding fees
before registering courses.
Students may add or drop any course provided this is
done within the add/drop period as announced by the
Office of Academic Services.
A course that is dropped during the add/drop period will
not appear in the official transcript. A student who is still
registered for a course after the add/drop period but did
not subsequently sit for the examination will be deemed to
have read and failed the course. An 'F' will appear on his
official transcript.
In order to complete the degree requirements within the
normal specified period of candidature, full-time students
at NTU are expected to carry an academic load of 16 to 18
AU#/21 AU* per semester.
Subject to approval by the Chair concerned, students may
be allowed to take up to 3 AU#/8 AU* more or less
than the normal semester academic load to enable them
to pursue their studies at a pace commensurate with their
needs and/or capabilities.
Final Year students who have failed any core course which
is not offered in the semester following the failure may be
permitted to take the failed course(s) as restricted
repeat(s). This arrangement is available only for Final Year
core courses which students cannot replace with any other
courses offered in the following semester. Additionally,
only Final Year students deemed to have sufficient
academic units to meet graduation requirements will be
eligible for restricted repeat(s).