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11 Best Universities in Singapore for Indian Students

List of 11 Top Universities in Singapore for Indian Students

What are the Eligibility Criteria for Indian Students to Study in Singapore?

What are Other Expenses a Student Should Expect When Studying in Singapore?

Frequently Asked Questions Best Universities in Singapore

What is the top 1 university in Singapore?

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The national University of Singapore is the top 1 university in Singapore.

The national University of Singapore is the top 1 university in Singapore.

How much percentage is required to study in Singapore?

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You require a minimum of 70% to study in Singapore for an undergraduate course and a minimum of 60% for a graduate course.

You require a minimum of 70% to study in Singapore for an undergraduate course and a minimum of 60% for a graduate course.

Can I study in Singapore without IELTS?

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Although some courses may not require an IELTS score, students are recommended to submit their IELTS scores during application.

Although some courses may not require an IELTS score, students are recommended to submit their IELTS scores during application.

Can I stay in Singapore after my studies?

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All international graduates are granted a short-term pass after their student pass has expired. This visa allows them to stay in Singapore for up to three months. 

All international graduates are granted a short-term pass after their student pass has expired. This visa allows them to stay in Singapore for up to three months. 

Can we work in Singapore while studying?

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Students are allowed to work part-time for 16 hours per week while their course is on and full-time during their vacations.

Students are allowed to work part-time for 16 hours per week while their course is on and full-time during their vacations.

If I reach Singapore a few weeks ahead of my academic term, will student insurance cover me during this early period?

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No, student insurance is usually valid from your travel date but only within a limited window before your course begins. If you plan to travel significantly earlier for tourism or other personal reasons, a standalone travel insurance policy is advisable to bridge the gap until your student insurance kicks in.

No, student insurance is usually valid from your travel date but only within a limited window before your course begins. If you plan to travel significantly earlier for tourism or other personal reasons, a standalone travel insurance policy is advisable to bridge the gap until your student insurance kicks in.