The course content of a professional degree emphasizes

AAcquiring skills and practical analysis ✓ Correct

BTheory and research

CBuilding concepts

DNone of the above

Correct answer: (A) Acquiring skills and practical analysis

Explanation

A professional degree's course content emphasizes acquiring skills and practical analysis for a vocation.

Theory and research characterise academic degrees more than professional ones.

Building concepts alone is not the main thrust of a professional programme.

A 'none' response is unwarranted since a clear emphasis exists.

Professional courses prepare students directly for a specific occupation.

Examples include degrees in engineering, medicine, law and management.

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