The BIT programme consists of three Levels, namely: Level I, Level II and Level III.
- Level I is the first year of the BIT Degree Programme
- Level II is the second year of the BIT Degree Programme programme.
- Level III is the third year of the BIT Degree Programme programme.
Total of 6 semesters
- Level I consists of Semester 1 and Semester 2
- Level II consists of Semester 3 and Semester 4
- Level III consists of Semester 5 and Semester 6
A Calendar year ranges from 1 January through to 31 December. An Academic year is comprised of two semesters.
The commencement of an academic year is notified through the BIT Website.
Each semester includes the 15-weeks (approximately 4 months) of study period. Semester Examinations are in the 5th month.
For Example, suppose an academic year begins on 1st January. Then,
- Study Period for Semester 1: January to April (15 weeks semester)
- Semester 1 Examinations: May
- Study Period for Semester 2: May to September (15 weeks semester)
- Semester 2 Examinations: September/October
Level I (Year 1) consists of Semester 1 and Semester 2
Level II (Year 2) consists of Semester 3 and Semester 4
Level III (Year 3) consists of Semester 5 and Semester 6
- A "C" grade is considered a pass.
- When calculating the Pass GPA, the highest grade that you obtained will be considered.
- When calculating the Class GPA, the maximum of a "C" grade is taken for the repeat course.
- Attempts are counted starting from the initial registration year for a particular Level.
- An attempt is counted, although you did not apply or sit or absent for the course examination.
There are only 3 attempts to complete any Level of the BIT Programme.
It means you have to complete a level within three consecutive years.
Syllabus and the Regulations of the year in which you are completing the Degree will be effective for awarding the BIT Degree for you.
Please refer to the latest Student Handbook published on the BIT website for more details.
- Enhancement courses(EN Courses) compulsory courses offered to strengthen students’ communicational, mathematical, managerial, entrepreneurial, and emerging IT skills.
- Enhancement courses are identified using EN as the first two letters of course code.
- EN courses are non-GPA courses. Therefore, the credit value of an EN course is not considered for GPA calculation.
