‎After the completion of intermediate, everyone goes for the bachelor’s program at different universities. Some go to a BS-level program, while others go to two-year programs known as associate degree programs (ADP), offered in associate colleges. After the ADP, the students can directly enter the first semester or the third year of the BS program.

Career Impact:

This bachelor’s degree provides a gateway not only to higher education but also to government jobs and all other corporate-level jobs, which normally require a bachelor’s degree at the BPS level, 14, 16, or 17, depending on the post.

Practical Exposure:

Now, as per the HEC policy 2020 (Source: HEC Internship Guidelines), the bachelor’s degree program includes a minimum six-week internship component, providing the students with the hands-on experience and the industry-level exposure so that they know what they have learned and what they can do after their degree.