Singapore

 The total cost to study in Singapore depends on the course and college selection. However, the tuition fee in universities of Singapore ranges between SGD 17,800 (INR 10.82 Lakhs) to SGD 77,600 (INR 64.47 lakhs) for UG and PG courses.

To get admission in the universities of Singapore, you need to fullfill the required eligibility crtieria. We have mentioned step by step process to get admission there.

1. Identify applicable criteria
2. Visit the university's website
3. Create an account and fill up the application form
4. Pay the application fee
5. Upload or send required documents

If you are eligibile for admission then university will assist you for furhter process.

Orita Sinclair School Of Design is a institution which provides specialisation in music and design, which offers programmes relating to creative fields, whereas other universities in Singapore provide other disciplines including engineering, business and sciences.

As a student, you need to have nearly INR 2.92 Lakhs per month to cover expenses in Singapore. You need to spend a lot for first three months. On an average, a student planning to move to Singapore for study should keep a budget of SGD15,000 (INR 9.76 Lakhs)* for first three months month expenses.

Singaporean universities accept both IELTS and TOEFL as valid English language proficiency tests. However, many institutions generally prefer IELTS. However, the choice between IELTS and TOEFL may depend on the specific requirements of the institution you are applying to.

The minimum IELTS score required for studying in Singapore typically ranges from 6.0 to 7.5, depending on the university and the specific program. 

A Singapore student visa does not specifically require an IELTS score. However, if your chosen university mandates an English language proficiency test like IELTS for admission, you will need to meet those requirements to obtain your acceptance letter, which is necessary for the visa application. 

Yes, it is possible to study in Singapore without an IELTS score. While many universities in Singapore require proof of English proficiency through tests like IELTS, several universities accept alternative qualifications or may waive the requirement altogether for students who have completed their previous education in English.