Every student entering a University has to fulfill a certain educational requirement which is called Prerequisite. A matriculate of any Indian University, must produce certificates of high school study covering all the subjects necessary for admission. Physics, Chemistry with laboratory work and Solid Geometry and Trigonometry are among the prerequisites. If the student has not taken those subjects in the high school, he has to take
them after joining the University here but this work will not be counted for graduation.
It is advisable to come to this country after finishing at least one year of College work though two years of College work in India will make it much easier for the student to follow courses leading to graduation in an American University.
Credits in addition to matriculation for any college work in an Indian university are adjusted as far as they are equivalent to courses given in an American university.
Unlike the Indian Universities, where two years' work is tested by an examination at the end of the period, the American Universities hołd examinations at the end of each semester which are final for the courses taken up by a student in that semester. The final grade in any one subject is not the grade obtained in the final examination
