Q22: What can I take to fulfill my free elective graduation requirement?
If you are required to take free electives to fulfill your graduation requirements, you can register for subjects from the 'Ug-Free Elective Pool (2012 Curriculum)'. Additionally, you may take any subjects (including CAR subjects but excluding level-0 subjects and training subjects) offered by the University, unless otherwise specified by your programme, to meet the free elective requirement for graduation.
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