Colleges in Singapore

You may come across many colleges for business education. All colleges have separate curriculum. Few of them also provide step-by-step guidance for the students. But just finding a college is not enough. You need to look out for the placements and exposures which can amplify your growth prospects. Selecting the best from among the many colleges can be a tricky affair. So, you need to be careful!
I would say if you really want to build an impression on your recruiters and develop a thorough understanding of subjects, Lexicon MILE can really suffice your problems as compared to INSTITUTE OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION, RESEARCH AND MANAGEMENT.

You may come across many colleges for business education. All colleges have separate curriculum. Few of them also provide step-by-step guidance for the students. But just finding a college is not enough. You need to look out for the placements and exposures which can amplify your growth prospects. Selecting the best from among the many colleges can be a tricky affair. So, you need to be careful!I would say if you really want to build an impression on your recruiters and develop a thorough understanding of subjects, Lexicon MILE can really suffice your problems as compared to INSTITUTE OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION, RESEARCH AND MANAGEMENT.

Hi Hardik, the minimum requirement for getting into a top university like NUS is above 95% in boards. So with 84% I don't think there is a chance for you to get into NUS. But if you are willing to write the Seats and you get a perfect score in the Seats, there would be a chance for you to get admission in NUS. If not then I would recommend you to browse other universities with lower admission requirements. :). .

NUS is one of the top colleges in Asia and has the acceptance rate of 7%. So, the answer to your question is no, you won't get admission in NUS with 77% in CBSE 12th boards. If you are a state student, attempt the Seats and IELTS. If you get a perfect SAT score and an IELTS score above 7, there is a chance for getting admission in NUS.