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5 months agoContributor-Level 10
Institute is home to various notable individuals who have gone on to make significant contributions to field of law.
Given below are some most notable members of NUS Law alumni network:
· Chan Sek Keong SC: Former Chief Justice of Singapore
· Halimah Yacob: President of the Republic of Singapore
· Lucien Wong Yuen Kuai SC: Attorney-General of Singapore
· Edwin Tong SC: Minister for Culture, Community & Youth
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5 months agoContributor-Level 10
NUS Law has also hosted numerous Indian or Indian-origin individuals who have occupied key roles in the government & private sectors alike in the field of law.
Listed below are some of the prominent ones:
· T. Raja Kumar: President, Financial Action Task Force
· Sundaresh Menon SC: Chief Justice, Supreme Court of Singapore
· K. Shanmugam SC: Minister for Law & Home Affairs
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5 months agoContributor-Level 10
NUS maintains strong links with some of the biggest firms in the private & government sectors in Singapore & worldwide. It leverages these connections to provide post-study work opportunities to its students.
Listed below are some of the institute's top recruiters:
· Allen & Gledhill LLP
· WongPartnership LLP
· Drew & Napier LLC
· Rajah & Tann Asia
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5 months agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, a law degree from NUS Law School is deemed acceptable by Indian authorities. NUS Law graduates are free to practice in India pending successful completion of the country's All India Bar Examination.
The exam is conducted twice a year by the Bar Council of India in an open book format across 50 Indian cities & 140 exam centres.
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5 months agoContributor-Level 10
NUS is ranked among top 10 institutions in Singapore and Asia for law programs by some top international ranking bodies. According to data by institute's official website, institute is ranked #1 in Asia and #8 in world by QS World Rankings of 2025.
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5 months agoContributor-Level 10
The acceptance rate of NUS stands around 5-10%. The university is very selective in admitting students to its law programs. Students who are interested in admission to this institution must meet the required eligibility criteria and submit the application form as soon as possible. The institute prioritizes early applicants & cannot guarantee admission to every eligible candidate due to limited availability of seats.
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5 months agoContributor-Level 10
NUS Law has a proven track record of providing employment opportunities at some of the top private & government agencies to its graduates.
As per the latest employment data made available the institute, the employment rate of the NUS law graduates stands at 96.9%, thus solidifying its standing as a reliable institute with regards to student placements.
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5 months agoContributor-Level 10
Students interested in admission to NUS Law school can follow below mentioned step-by-step guide to apply for admissions:
· Apply online via common application form
· Submit all required documents
· Track application status via applicant portal
· Attend any assessment interviews or tests if asked by the institute
· Wait & receive the application outcome via the official applicant portal
· Accept joining letter & commence your studies
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5 months agoContributor-Level 10
There are many successful Law alumni from NUS Law who had top roles including Chief Justice or Attorney-General. The table below mentions some of the alumni who have served the position of Chief Justice or Attorney-General:
NUS Law Notable Alumni | Profession | Photos |
|---|---|---|
Sundaresh Menon
| 4th Chief Justice of Singapore Attorney-General of Singapore |
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Chan Sek Keong | Chief justice of Singapore 3rd attorney-general of Singapore |
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Walter Woon Cheong Ming | 5th attorney-general of Singapore | - |
Steven Chong | 7th attorney-general of Singapore |
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V. K. Rajah
| 8th attorney-general of Singapore |
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5 months agoContributor-Level 10
Melbourne Law school is much easier to get into as compared to NUS Law and Chicago Law School with acceptance rate lying somewhere between 70-80%.
Acceptance rate at NUS Law & Chicago Law ranges between 5-10%, suggesting that these institutions are selective when it comes to admitting students. Candidates interested in these two universities must perform well in academics to have chance of securing admission to desired course. All these 3 Law universities are considered best globally.
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