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You have to face an interview to qualify for the course by the same panel. Hence, the batch that it constitutes is of highly experienced individuals in the field, along with many students having pre-requisite knowledge about the subject. The main objective of the participants eventually turn out to socialise and network.
My 2 cents would be to question yourself -
1. Can you scoop out enough time to dedicate to the course; 3 times a week for about 8 months and complete all the exams, presentations and research papers without hassle?
2. Do you have basic knowledge (above average in my opinion) to understand the faculty or even your batchmates?
3. Will this course add anything to your knowledge?
If you are affirmative with the answers, please go ahead and enrol yourself but if not, do not eat up a seat of a deserving or another candidate who needs it more than you.