Credit Transfer Program

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Transfer your credits to International Partner Universities

Undergraduates spend their first two years and graduates spend their first year on CHRIST campus before pursuing their third and final year at one of CHRIST’s partner universities. credit transfer program comprises of esteemed universities/institutions in countries such as U.S.A., U.K., France, Germany, Australia and many other countries.

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Why credit transfer?

Programmes under which international credit transfer is available

Note: Final degree awarded by the foreign university

Step-by-step guide – Credit Transfer Program

We know planning overseas experiences can seem overwhelming – especially if you have never travelled solo before. Don’t worry; we’ve made this planning process as simple as possible with our step-by-step guide.

Participating in a credit transfer program, you’ll need to complete the following steps.

Costs of study

There are a range of expenses that you will need to be mindful of when budgeting for your overseas study. These may include:

Am I Eligible

Note: Some host universities have additional eligibility requirements and/or higher academic average requirements that must be met.

Other requirements

If you fulfil the eligibility criteria, you will also need to:

Apply Here

Applications for the Credit Transfer Program. If you are interested in pursuing your third/final year at one of CHRIST’s partner universities, apply and submit the application form.

Please note that prospective students are advised to fill and submit the online application form solely when you’ve been informed by the Office of International Affairs or department Coordinator.

Frequently asked questions

What are the academic eligibility requirements?
CHRIST allows meritorious students with good academic standing to opt for Credit Transfer Program for completing your degree. You should have a good academic score in the first two years of study at CHRIST
English Proficiency test would be subjective to the University & Country you are applying to. Generally, the score required is 6.5 bands, not less than 6 in each module in IELTS. In some cases, partner Universities waive off the IELTS requirement. It is entirely a subjective exemption.
The student has to pay the tuition fee to the host university along with the visa application charges, travel expenses and the living expenses while studying at host university.
You can apply for an education loan once you have the offer letter from the partner university. The offer letter is a document that you can provide as a supporting document to the bank while applying for Education loan.
You can apply for visa once you receive the offer letter and have all the necessary documentation in place, as required by the visa issuing authority of the host country.
You would directly apply for the visa once you have procured the necessary documents. The Office of International Relations at CHRIST would provide full guidance/support in procuring documents required from the University, to apply for a visa.

Generally, the student would be getting a student visa or study permit. The name of the visa may vary in different countries.

If you are going on a student visa, then most of the country’s regulations allow you to work part time. Number of working hours varies from country to country. Generally, you are allowed to work for 20 hours per week during the period of study and 40 hours per week during the holidays. This is subject to the regulations of the host country.

Visa cannot be guaranteed by CHRIST or by the host university. Generally, if applicants have filled the application properly and have furnished the right documents then visa acceptance rates are very high.