Singapore

To get admission to an MBA programme in Singapore, you need scorecard of GMAT or GRE score. Also, proof of English language proficiency is required through exams like IELTS, TOEFL, or PTE. Some universities of Singapore may also accept their own admission tests . In this case, you do not need to appear in any exam.

Yes, pursuing an MBA from Singapore is totally worth it. Infact it is a great choice for Indian students. It offers top-ranked universities, ample job opportunites and high salaries. Singapore offers excellent ROI, immigrant-friendly visa policies and global exposure in English-speaking environment.

Here is the list of "Big 3" universities of Singapore, with QS ranking 2026:

1. National University of Singapore (NUS)- #8
2. Nanyang Technological University (NTU)- #12
3. Singapore Management University (SMU)- #519

These universities are highly ranked globally, which are known for their strong academics, research, and diverse programme offerings across various disciplines.

Applicants of an Singapore student visa can expect to incur around SGD 120 (INR 8.6 K),  in the form of visa application fee.

This includes a processing fee, an issuance fee, & an multiple-entry visa fee. The table below gives a detailed breakdown of the Singapore student visa cost for Indian students:

The average salary of an MBA graduate in Singapore is around SGD 90,050 (INR 64.74 L), as per data curated from Glassdoor. Graduates may also be subjected to an additional pay of SGD 20,011 (INR 14.38 L) per year. The additional pay can be in the form of cash, commission, tips, bonuses, & profit sharing, taking the overall average package of MBA gradauates to SGD 110,051 (INR  79.11 L) a year.

It is worth noting that this is an estimated figure & actual salary numbers may vary with the level of the experience & the organisation a graduate is working for.

The avg salary range is INR 22 L and INR 64 L.

Check out the table below for a detailed description of Indian student salaries in Singapore as per PayScale:

According to latest data given by MEA of India, estimated no. of Indian students pursuing higher education in Singapore is 10,000.

Further, as per data published by India Today, the number of Indian student enrollment has seen a surge of about 25%, year-on-year, thanks to its lineant immigration policies, which makes it much easier for Indian students to get into the country, as compared to that of the US, UK & Canada.