What is the difference between graduate and post in British system?

In the British education system, "graduate" and "postgraduate" aren't interchangeable; they represent distinct levels of study:

* Graduate: This refers to someone who has successfully completed a first degree (a bachelor's degree, typically a BA, BSc, or BEng). They are *graduates* of their university.

* Postgraduate: This refers to studies undertaken *after* a first degree. Postgraduate study includes master's degrees (MA, MSc, MEng), doctoral degrees (PhD, etc.), and other postgraduate qualifications like postgraduate certificates or diplomas. Someone undertaking postgraduate study is a *postgraduate student*.

Essentially, "graduate" describes the status of someone who has completed an undergraduate degree, while "postgraduate" describes the level of study *following* an undergraduate degree. All postgraduate students are graduates, but not all graduates are postgraduate students.

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