The possibility of getting admission into the final year (usually semesters 7 and 8) with an ATKT (Allowed To Keep Terms) in a previous semester depends on several factors and the specific rules of your university or college.

Each university or college has its own regulations regarding ATKTs and progression to higher semesters.  These regulations might outline:

• The maximum number of ATKTs allowed before a student can be debarred from continuing the program.
  
  
• Whether you need to clear the ATKT subjectbefore entering the final year.
  
  
• Some institutions might allow conditional admission to the final year with an ATKT, requiring you to clear it within a specific timeframe (e.g., alongside final year subjects).
  
  The structure of your program might also play a role. If some final year subjects have prerequisites that depend on the ATKT subject, you might not be eligible to enroll in those specific subjects until you clear the ATKT.
  
  In many cases, universities allow students to progress to the final year with an ATKT from a previous semester, but they might require you to clear the ATKT subject(s) before graduating.
  
  I hope it helps!