Hello,

The University's regulations and the particular course you are applying for will determine whether you can be admitted to a graduation program with a backlog in your second year. The rules governing this can differ greatly.

Scenarios:

• Provisional Admission: Students with a backlog in their prior course (such as diploma or another undergraduate program) may be eligible for "provisional admission" at several universities. This implies that although you can begin your classes, you must finish your backlog of assignments by a certain date, typically prior to the first or second second semester exams for your new course. Your admission will be cancelled if the backlog is not cleared in the alloted time.
• No admission with Active Backlog: Due to tougher policies, some universities - especially prestigious government colleges - may not admit students who have any active backlogs. Before you may be considered for a new undergraduate program, you must have passed all of your prior courses.