Courses at Management Development Institute of Singapore

Management Development Institute of Technology is a moderately competitive university to get into, as its acceptance rate stands at 55%. This figure tells us that almost 55 out of every 100 applicants manage to get enrolled in the university, which is more than half of all the applicants. Therefore, once an applicant fulfills MDIS Singapore admission requirements i.e.; competitive grades, standardized test scores, English language requirements as well as relevant documents, they are most likely to secure an admission in the university. However, students must not take this lightly and apply to the university within the deadlines in order to get enrolled as a student.

Yes, the Management Development Institute of Singapore permits international students to work while studying in the university for a maximum of 16 hours per week while classes are in session. Also, students must be mindful of the fact that they cannot work during times when they are scheduled to be in class. During vacations, they can work full-time.

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While applying for MDIS Singapore admissions, students must submit the documents listed below:

• 1 recent passport-size photograph (against white background);
• 1 copy of Immigration and Checkpoint Authority (ICA) e-Form 16 for online student visa application;
• Photocopy of applicant's passport pages showing his/her particulars and travel document's date of validity;
• Photocopy of applicant's Birth Certificate / Affidavit;
• Photocopy of applicant's Certified/Notarized copy of Education Results/Certificates and Transcripts (with detailed results);
• Photocopy of the student pass (For applicants transferred from other schools in Singapore) or Notification for Cancellation of Student Pass, Visit pass and Embarkation Form;
• Proof of English language proficiency;
• Photocopy of financial ability;
• Proof of parent's occupation (PRC only);
• University Matriculation Form (if applicable); and
• Letter by applicant indicating interest to study with MDIS (study plan/statement of purpose).