Calling all NUS Applicants - (2015 Intake) - Class of 2017

Hello,

The medium of instruction in my undergraduate studies was English. Do I need to submit TOEFL scores in that case? If not, do I need to submit some kind of proof that the medium was English. Where do we get such a proof?

If you have taken the TOEFL use those scores. Otherwise your degree scroll should say "the medium of instruction was English"

Any current student or alum at NUS to help us through the application here?

I'm neither of those, but how about you ask what you need to know and we'll see if I can help?

Hello all,

Requesting you to suggest what chance I stand at NUS-
GMAT- 720
Work-ex- 4.8 years (IT Comapny)
Education- B.Tech(Electronics And Instrumentation) from a state government college.
Extracurricular/Achievements- Competent leader, Competent communicator,and Advance leader Bronze Awards in Toastmaster. Vice President of the Club.
Received various awards such as"on the spot", "star of the month" in the company, for showing leadership skills, and handling the critical issues.Has a pretty good experience of working with clients, understanding their requirements, doing analysis and providing the solution, as well leading the team of 6 people.
Awarded merit scholarship for being among the top students in college
Was the part of the ex- comm, managing the fests, and other events at school and college levels.

Regards,
Veenu

Hey, veenu8 you have a very good chance of getting into NUS. You need to concentrate on giving very good essays and work with your recommenders to get solid recommendations so that you get an interview invite. Also be clear about why MBA and what are the future goals.

Can someone please guide on the interview experience for NUS?
Also, is it advisable to apply to schools in Singapore considering the fact that there are changes in the hiring rules there?

How good is the Singapore market for Technology/Strategy Consulting roles?

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Hello. I have received an admit offer from NUS and would like to get in touch with anyone else who has got an offer.

Hi

I would like to know what my chances are at NUS.

GMAT: 720 (Q49 V39)
Work ex: 3.5 years in Indian IT company
B.Tech in Computer science & Engg. from Punjab Technical University.
Avg. academics
Actively involved in Community service & CSR activities
Post MBA goal: To work for a Consulting firm specializing in Retail/SCM.


Thanks

Hey guys,

Does anyone know how we could contact current students? I have sent an email to the adcom but yet to hear from them. Thanks.

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Did anybody found any issues with Referee details.

What I can understand is:
1) First fill up the details in "Referee Details" tab.
2) Then associate the referee details in "Referee Associations" tab.

I suppose they will get mails and they can complete the recommendations. But none of my referee have got any mail from NUS.

Can somebody highlight what is the correct procedure?