Semester System

The semester system divides an academic year into two main parts, called semesters, typically lasting around 15-6 weeks each. Students enroll in a set of courses for the first semester, complete them, and then move on to a new set in the second semester. This structure allows for more focused study periods, assessment, and breaks in between. It helps schools manage coursework efficiently, offers flexibility, and enables students to progress without waiting for an entire year to finish their courses. Overall, it organizes education into manageable segments for effective learning.