In most cases, if you have completed 2 semesters at one institution, you can usually transfer to a new institution and join from the 3rd semester, meaning you wouldn't have to start from the beginning; however, it's crucial to contact the new institution directly to confirm their transfer policies and course equivalency process as regulations can vary depending on the university and program.

Check transfer requirements:

Each institution has its own guidelines for transferring credits, so you need to verify which courses from your previous institution will be accepted and how they will be applied towards your new degree.

Course equivalency evaluation:

The new institution might require an evaluation of your transcripts to determine which courses are equivalent to their own curriculum.

Application process:

You will likely need to submit an application to the new institution, including your transcripts, to initiate the transfer process.

Potential limitations:

Curriculum differences: Some courses might not have direct equivalents in the new program, potentially requiring you to take additional courses to fill gaps.

Admission restrictions: Certain programs might have restrictions on transferring students at higher semesters.