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Can I get a job after studying in Singapore?

Neha Rani Posted On : December 28th, 2022

Yes, you can stay and work in Singapore after completing your studies but you must apply for a work visa. If you are looking for employment in Singapore after graduating from a university on the list of Institutes of Higher Learning, you can apply for a one-year (non-renewable) Long-term Social Visit Pass (LTVP). Besides this, there are three kinds of work visas, open to all international students i.e Employment Pass, S Pass, and EntrePass.

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How much can a student earn in Singapore while studying?

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Anuska Patel Posted On : December 28th, 2022
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You can apply for various part-time jobs while studying in Singapore and can earn around 1,000 to 2,500 SGD (61,382-1.53 lakhs INR) per month. Some of the most preferred part-time job roles along with the hourly pay is given below:

Part-time Job Roles Hourly Pay (SGD) Hourly Pay (INR)
Receptionist 9-10 552-613
Waitressing 11-14 675-859
Sales Assistant 7-10 429-613
Tuition Teacher 25-70 1,534-4,296
Food Delivery 15-25 920-1,534

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Is it possible to get a scholarship in Singapore?

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Anuska Patel Posted On : December 28th, 2022
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Yes, Singapore provides various scholarships to international students which are classified into government, external and university-specific scholarships. Some of the most popular scholarships in Singapore are:

  • Singapore International Graduate Award
  • ADB - Japan Scholarship for Developing Countries
  • Commonwealth Scholarship for Integrated Science
  • Lee Kong Chian Graduate Scholarships
  • ASEAN Foundation Scholarships
  • Singapore Millennium Foundation Scholarships
  • SIA Youth Scholarship
  • GIIS Singapore Global Citizen Scholarship
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How many intakes are there in Singapore?

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Purnima Solanki Posted On : December 28th, 2022
Teacher

The public universities in Singapore majorly offer 2 intakes for admission. The first one begins in August (Fall Intake), and the second starts around February (Winter Intake). The private universities usually offer various intakes to students, in the months January, February, July, August, September, and October. For specific intake and admission deadlines, you should check the respective university’s website.

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Which courses are in demand in Singapore?

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Tanu Shukla Posted On : December 28th, 2022
Study Abroad Consultant

Some of the most popular and in-demand courses including both undergraduate and postgraduate programs are as follows:

  • MBA
  • Information Technology
  • Tourism/Hotel Management
  • Arts and Design
  • Architecture
  • Medicine
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What are the best courses to study in Singapore?

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Tanu Shukla Posted On : December 28th, 2022
Study Abroad Consultant

According to the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2022, the universities in Singapore rank among the top 50 universities in the following categories:

  • Engineering and Technology (Chemical Civil, and Electrical Engineering etc)
  • Social Sciences and Management (Accounting, Finance, MBA, Law and Legal studies etc)
  • Arts and Humanities (Linguistics, Archaeology, Art and Design etc)
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Can I study in Singapore without IELTS?

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Kirti Maurya Posted On : December 28th, 2022
Content Manager

Yes, you do not need IELTS scores to apply to multiple universities if you have a degree from an English-medium college or university. Your previous university will be able to provide you with an official declaration letter and a certificate of English proficiency. This letter specifies that you have completed all your courses/programs in English. This letter can be used as a substitute for IELTS certificates. Some of the universities in Singapore where you can study without IELTS are as follows:

  • National College of Singapore
  • Nanyang Technological University
  • Singapore Management University
  • Singapore University of Technology and Design
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What are the requirements to study in Singapore?

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Kirti Maurya Posted On : December 28th, 2022
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The admission requirements to study in Singapore are dependent on the university or program you want to enrol in. Some of the basic requirements are as follows:

  • Proof of identity i.e passport, EU Identity Card or any other forms of identification
  • Proof of Funds
  • Health Insurance
  • Student Visa
  • Acceptance letter from the University
  • Letter of Recommendation
  • Updated Resume/CV
  • Statement of Purpose (SOP)
  • English language proficiency test scores
  • Official Academic transcripts

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Can I study in Singapore in English?

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Pooja Arora Posted On : December 28th, 2022
Study Abroad Consultant

Yes, every undergraduate or postgraduate course will be taught in English since it is the official language of business and education in Singapore. The universities in Singapore demand English proficiency test scores such as IELTS or TOEFL to assess your proficiency in the language. If you are an international student, you need to fulfil the minimum English language requirements as per the respective university or program

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Is College in Singapore free?

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Shubham Goyal Posted On : December 28th, 2022
Education counselor

Some of the universities in Singapore provide free education, but only for national and local students of Singapore. International students are required to pay the mentioned tuition fees as per the choice of program. However, they can apply for various scholarships in Canada for international students. These scholarships can provide full tuition fee waivers (Full Funding), or cover a portion of the tuition fees (Partial Funding)

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