Colleges in Singapore

The average placements of SP Jain School of Global Management are good. Check out the table below for SPJSGM Mumbai average package offered to batch 2026:

The average placements of SP Jain School of Global Management are good. Check out the table below for SPJSGM Mumbai average package offered to batch 2026:

Student Pass is a mandatory document/visa issued by the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA) of Singapore. It allows Indian students to stay in Singapore to pursue courses lasting over 30 days.

Students with an admission offer from an Institute of Higher Learning in Singapore can apply for this using the SOLAR application.

To know more, check out Student Pass in Singapore for Indian Students.

It is very easy to find and make friends with other Indian students in Singapore. Mentioned below are some of the best ways:

• Join social media groups for Indian students in Singapore
• Attend on-campus student events
• Contact Indian student clubs and societies using social media or on campus

It is advised to attend student events with a roommate or classmate if one is uncomfortable going alone.

Indian students will have to pay back the total grant amount plus interest (10% per annum in several cases). The 2 required sureties submitted will be held responsible for the repayment of the same.

This can also cause difficulties in obtaining future entry or work visa in Singapore.

Yes, Indian students can choose their employer for the 3-year Service Obligation (SO) bond in Singapore, provided the employer is based in the country.

DBS Bank, Google, Microsoft, KPMG, & Goldman Sachs are some top Singapore-registred companies Indian students can work at.

The 3-year work bond is tied to the MOE Tuition Grant. Indian students who accept the grant have to sign a 3-year work bond to spend the first 3 years of their careers at a Singapore-registered company, after graduation.

Most Indian students accept the grant as a 3-year career in Singapore compensates them enough financially.

Living on-campus is better for Indian students at Nanyang Uni Singapore. It is more affordable (INR 29 K to INR 65.3 K per month), takes less time to reach classes or campus amenities like gyms and study rooms. It is also easier to socialise with peers.

Off-campus living is better for students looking for better privacy and less strict rules. However, it is more expensive (INR 51 K to INR 1.6 Lakhs per month) than living on-campus.

Nanyang Uni Singapore is based around 23 to 25 kms from the city centre (Raffles place). It takes an hour to get there via public transport (MRT + bus) or 30 to 40 minutes by taxi.

It's remote location is usually not a problem. The campus itself has a self-contained lifestyle (cafes, restaurants, and 24-hour convinience stores). Free internal shuttle buses are available for Indian students to explore the campus.