Singapore

Not really! While English is widely used in Singapore, knowing Mandarin or Bahasa may be useful for customer-facing roles. However, many part time jobs, especially in hospitality or delivery, prefer the English language, but not mandatory. Always remember, Singapore is a multicultural country.

Financial independence, help cover living costs, improve communication and teamwork skills are the biggest advantages of part time jobs in Singapore for students. It gives valuable professional exposure, and enables you to build a local network. This experience is helpful for future career prospects in Singapore or globally.

Yes, Indian students who have a valid Student Pass at approved institutions can work up to 16 hours/week during term and unlimited hours in vacation.

Ensure your university is on the official approved list by the authority. Also, follow all institutional and Ministry of Manpower guidelines to remain compliant.

National University of Singapore MS tuition costs range between INR 25 L and INR 42 L for international applicants. The university offers various specializations for Indians including Data Science and Machine Learning, Computing, Urban Design, Science, Biotechnology, and more. They must also make a budget for additional expenses, including housing, food, transportation, insurance, and miscellaneous. Students can check the table below for National University of Singapore tuition for popular programs:

The cost of living for individuals pursuing an MS at the National University of Singapore is as follows:

(SGD 1=INR 68.68)

International students must fulfill the basic eligibility criteria by holding a proof of bachelor's degree from a recognised university or equivalent, and submit all the mandatory documents to take the National University of Singapore MS admissions. The admission requirements at the National University of Singapore for international MS applicants are given below:

• Academic transcripts and degree certificate
• CV/Resume
• Statement of purpose or research proposals
• Letter of recommendations
• English language requirements
• GRE/GMAT (optional)

Cooking at home is usually more budget friendly for students. Grocery, milk, bread, and eggs are reasonably priced in Singapore. Eating out, especially at mid range restaurants, can be significantly costlier for students. It can reduce your monthly budget badly.