Colleges in Singapore

Hey Nilay,
A good profile with a good GRE score. Though I cannot predict exact chances but overall, you have a very good rate of admission. Submit your application on time and check for additional requirements on the university website.

Hi Pawan, a first class is highly recommended. 75% is the recommended or preferred score.The exact score requirement can be easily checked on the university websites. You have a good profile, best of luck with your application.

Hi,
Singapore doesn't offer post study work visa per say. If you are offered a job by any MNC, it is a different case. And since you are talking about MBA degree, it is valid all over the world.

Kindly, contact the college directly. They will decide if you are eligible for admission into the final year after checking the subject and credit point requirement.

NTU is quite competitive in its admission so any course from there has good acceptance rate. But know this before hand that Singapore doesn't offer work options after you complete your degree.

Hi Rohit,
It depends on the course you are applying to as the requirements varies course to course. So, either check from the website directly or share your interest here.

IP is a reputed university. Amity is very famous for all its fancy curriculums, but when it comes to placement, they are not up to the mark. You can look for some other options as well. You can have a look at Asia Pacific Institute of Management.

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