Colleges in Singapore

Amity Global Business School (AGBS) Bangalore has a total of 120 seats for MBA. The MBA is integrated with a Post Graduate Program in Management (PGPM), which covers a complete syllabus. It is admitted to the candidate on the basis of his/her performance in qualifying examinations, followed by group discussion and personal interview. The eligibility criteria are a minimum of 50% aggregate marks in graduation and a good score in national or state-level MBA entrance exams. For more details on the admission procedure, it is suggested to visit the official AGBS website or directly contact their admissions office.

For admission to the BCA course at SDJ International College, Surat, applicants should have passed 10+2 from a recognised board with a minimum 50% aggregate marks. Mathematics is a compulsory subject. Admission is on the basis of CBSE 12th or GSEB HSC score. Applicants should apply online from the official website of the college by submitting the application form, documents, and application fees. Shortlisted students go through document verification and have to pay the admission fee to confirm their seat. The duration of the course is three years.

To secure a scholarship for a double degree in Economics, Business Analytics, or Information Systems at NUS, apply for merit-based scholarships like the NUS Undergraduate Scholarship or ASEAN Scholarship. Ensure you meet academic criteria and submit the necessary documents. Tuition fees for international students range from SGD 17,550 to SGD 29,000 per year, depending on the program.

NUS and Nanyang Technological University are known among the best universities in Singapore for academics. Getting admission in either of the 2 universities is not an easy ask and interested candidates must perform really well in past academics and university level entrance exams to have a chance.

National University of Singapore has an acceptance rate that lies in the range of 5-10%, while Nanyang has an acceptance rate of around 47%, suggesting securing admission at NUS is almost 10 times tougher than securing a seat at Nanyang.

International students coming from diverse countries must submit their IELTS score, especially if their first language is not English. INSEAD expects a minimum IELTS score of 7.5. In addition, students must submit additional exam scores including TOEFL, PTE, and more. The INSEAD English language requirements are given below: