Is it risky to rely only on one admissions route?
Relying on only one admissions route generally carries some risk because your result may be affected by that route’s exam format, schedule, and evaluation outcome. However, using several routes can increase preparation demands and costs. Consider a realistic combination based on your strengths, academic record, the university’s requirements, and the time you can prepare, rather than combining routes automatically.
Key points
- Compare each route’s subjects, evaluation method, and schedule.
- If possible, keep more than one option, including routes that suit your strengths.
- Decide how many applications and routes you can manage without reducing preparation quality.
Things to check
- Requirements, whether routes can be combined, schedules, and costs vary by university, faculty, and academic year, so check the official information.