How One year graduation?

There's no legitimate way to earn a *real* graduation degree in one year. Accredited universities and colleges require a significant amount of coursework and study to grant a degree, typically spanning several years (two, three, or four depending on the degree and institution). Any program claiming a one-year graduation for a standard Bachelor's or Master's degree is highly suspicious and likely a scam.

There are some exceptions that might *sound* like a one-year graduation, but they aren't the same:

* Accelerated Programs: Some institutions offer accelerated programs that allow students to complete a degree faster than the standard timeframe. However, these are still rigorous and usually require intensive study and a compressed schedule, not simply a shortened curriculum. They rarely cut the required coursework; instead, they just cram it into a shorter time.

* Prior Learning Assessment (PLA): Students may have prior college credits, work experience, or military training that can be applied toward a degree. This can reduce the time needed to complete a degree, but it's not a magic bullet for a one-year completion.

* Specific Certificates or Diplomas: Short-term certificates or diplomas in specific skills or trades can be earned in a year or less, but these aren't equivalent to a Bachelor's or Master's degree.

In short: Be extremely wary of any program promising a legitimate Bachelor's or Master's degree in one year. It's almost certainly a fraudulent operation. Always research the institution thoroughly and verify its accreditation before enrolling in any program.