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a year agoBeginner-Level 4
No, it is not a better option than Parul University. Lasalle College of the Arts in Singapore is for students who are in the arts stream. Parul University in India for all the students for all the streams. Both colleges have various courses available for the students, but for B.Tech Parul University is best. So, B.Tech is better in Parul University of India than Lasalle College of Arts in Singapore.
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a year ago
Contributor-Level 10
NTU Singapore charges an international student who applied to the Nanyang Technological University in Singapore US$50 equivalent as non-refundable application charges in Singapore Dollars for both Undergraduate and Master's programme. For courses such as MBA, an application charge of S$100, shall be paid to the Institute.
Always refer to the official NTU website for the latest information, as fees and policies can change.
New answer posted
a year ago
Contributor-Level 10
Opting to study abroad is a major step that students take for their career and managing the expenses (including the tuition fee and living costs) play a deciding factor in this decision. Here is where scholarships dive in and help students study in their dream college by cutting down a portion of their expenses. Here are some scholarships offered by the top universities in Singapore that are available for international students:
New answer posted
a year ago
Contributor-Level 10
For international students, the Management Development Institute of Singapore MBA fees is INR 15 L - 18 L per academic year. Note that the duration of this MBA course is 1 - 2 years. Although it is expensive to study this course, the return on investment is quite impressive as the graduates secure top-notch placements. Given below are the annual fee details of some top MDIS courses:
- MDIS MS fees: INR 19 L - 25 L
- MDIS BTech fees: INR 23 L - 28 L
New answer posted
a year ago
Contributor-Level 10
Yes, MDIS charges an application fee for admissions and it differs according to the course of choice. Candidates can pay the Management Development Institute of Singapore application fee via cash, NETS, VISA, MasterCard, AMEX, Telegraphic Transfer or by Cheque. Given below are the details:
| Course Level | MDIS Application Fee |
|---|---|
| Professional Certificate / Diploma / International Foundation Diploma / Advanced Diploma / Higher Diploma | SGD 109 (INR 7.1 K) |
| Graduate Diploma / Bachelor's Degree / Master's Degree | SGD 163.50 (INR 10.6 K) |
| Doctorate Degree | SGD 218 (INR 14.2 K |
Conversion Rate: 1 SGD = INR 65.18
New answer posted
a year ago
Contributor-Level 9
National University of Singapore and INSEAD Singapore are among the popular universities to study MBA in Singapore. On the other hand, IIM in India is known for its better education in business programs in India. The table below includes comparison between INSEAD Singapore, NUS Singapore, and IIM:
| College/ Universities | Placement Rate | Average Salary |
|---|---|---|
| INSEAD Singapore | 98% | INR 1.03 Cr |
| NUS Singapore | 86% | INR 1.35 Cr |
| IIM India | Vary by college | INR 20-25 L |
New answer posted
a year ago
Contributor-Level 10
The most in-demand specialisation for MBA applicants in Singapore is Finance and International Business. Apart from these two specializations, the other top MBA specializations are Human Resources, Sales & Marketing, Business Analytics, Project Management, Supply Chain, Transport & Logistics, Business & Economics, Public Policy, etc.
New answer posted
a year ago
Contributor-Level 10
There are various good business schools in Singapore. In the context of rankings, NUS MBA and then NTU MBA ranks very well in the Financial Times MBA 2024 rankings. National University of Singapore (NUS) MBA is very prestigious and recognised worldwide. As per the reviews on the unofficial sources, some of the best MBA colleges in Singapore are:
- National University of Singapore
- Nanyang Technological University
- James Cook University
- Singapore Management University
- INSEAD Singapore Campus
- PSB Academy
- FTMS Global Academy
- SP Jain School of Global Management
New answer posted
a year ago
Contributor-Level 10
According to students reviews, it is good if a student pursue an MBA from Singapore than India. However, this totally depends on the institute in which admission has to be taken. If students have the budget to pursue an MBA from Singapore, then they should go for it. One can expect to pursue MBA from Singapore with the tuition fees of between INR 20 Lakh – INR 40 lakh+. An MBA from IIM-A can cost around INR 20 Lacs + personal expenses. Also, according to Financial Times MBA Rankings 2025, NUS ranks at #37 position, whereas, IIM-Ahmedabad ranks at #31 position. Another thing that will be good for students if they are studying abr
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