What is Deferment

Deferment Policy

Deferment refers to when a student delays or postpones their course (or module).

To apply for deferment:

1. Students may only apply once, within the duration of the course/program.

2. Is dependent on the course/program/module requirements.

3. Application will be evaluated case by case.

4. The duration of the deferment is up to a maximum of three (3) months.

Conditions for deferment:

1. Deferment that is more than three (3) months, needs to be approved by the Management.

2. Application for deferment is subjected to the availability of Courses/Programs/Modules offered.

3. The College reserves the right to replace discontinued Courses/Programs/Modules with similar.

 ICA will be notified of the deferment through the new Student Pass application, which is subject to ICA approval.

Students who are absent from classes and uncontactable for more than 7 consecutive days will be classified as "deferment" until the maximum deferment duration is reached. After that, they will be considered "withdrawn." 

Student Pass holders who miss 7 consecutive days of classes will face cancellation of their Student Pass on the 8th day.

For valid student contracts, an addendum will reflect the deferment. Terminated contracts require signing a new student contract following the appropriate procedures.