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NUS acceptance rate ranges between 5-10%, meanwhile, Nangyang Technological University has an acceptance rate of 47%. This suggests that Nanyang Technological University is far easier to enter with its moderately selective admission criteria as compared to the National University of Singapore's strictness in its selection criteria. 

With an acceptance rate of 47%, Nanyang Technological University is still rather competitive, as this implies that out of every 100 students who apply, it only accepts 47. Thus, students must have an all-rounder profile that highlights an excellent performance in academics, as well as active participati

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The National University of Singapore welcomes students belonging to diverse cultures and from various backgrounds. This also includes Indian students. However, Indian students must adhere to the listed specific requirements as mentioned by NUS: 

  • Certificate of completion of high school/ 12th Marksheet 

  • Good academic credentials in five subjects, including English 

  • Standardized Test (Only for State and other Boards, not applicable to Central and ISC Boards) 

Besides the aforementioned special requirements, prospective students are recommended to be informed of the basic requirements for NUS admissions. 

 

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Yes, Lee Kuan Yew, the former prime minister of Singapore is one of the illustrious members of the 370,000-strong National University of Singapore's alumni network. 

Lee served as the Primer Minister of the country between the years 1965-1990, as a senior minister between 1990-2004 & as a minister mentor during the years 2004-2011

The Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy is an postgraduate school named in honour of Lee's contribution to the country's political system.

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NUS has a very extensive alumni network comprising of about 370,00 members, scattered across the globe, making their contribution to respective industries, by utilising their talents & knowledge acquired over the duration of their studies at NUS.

Among the most notable alumni members are: He Ying, Desmond Tan, Lee Kuan Yew, Raline Shah & Tan Eng Chye.

He Ying & Desmond Tan are notable for their work in the acting industry, while Tan Eng Chye is the president of the NUS itself.

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As per data curated from the official university website, the Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences (FASS) is considered among the largest faculty members with a median annual intake of around 1,900 members.

The total student population at NUS comprises of around 6,000 (500 exchange students) UG students & 1,000 PG students.

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Student life in Singapore is described as favourable to Indian students as per reviews posted by students on Shiksha Study Abroad.

The faculty is described as “very diverse & quite friendly” with a great knowledge of both theoretical & practical concepts, by one student.

Another student mentions, they enjoy their studies at the university, participating in student clubs & events, with there being something for everyone.

Availability of Indian food is not thought to be a concern, with a number of food stalls located just around the university campus, offering freshly cooked Indian food.

The public transport is described as satisfying &

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The university ranks #8 in the world as part of the rankings given by QS for 2026.

NUS is considered a good destination for Indian students. The institute is geographically located in line with the living conditions encountered in India.

The overall student population is also very warm & welcoming to international students, with a decent chunk of the student population being Indians.

Availability of vegetarian food isn't an issue either, with a number of stalls & dining facilities located both in & around the campus.

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JEE is not a mandatory requirement for admission at NUS. However, exceptional scores do give a positive remark of a student's resume. Applications without JEE scores are also considered for general admission by the university.

Good scores in the Class 12th exams an proving proficiency in English are the basic requirements everyone needs to fullfil. Students can also submit a portfolio of their additional achievements.

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No, only NUS students who have an gym membership at NUS, are allowed access. There are exceptions for NUS Staff and the REBOKS guest account users. Students are only allowed to wear sports shoes & footwear such as sandals, slippers in the gym. For safety reason, going barefoot is not allowed.  Students can also cool down at the USC swimming pool.

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JEE (Joint Entrance Examination is not a mandatory requirement for admission at NUS. However, exceptional scores do give a positive remark of a student's resume.

Applications without JEE scores are also considered for general applications by the university.

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