How much percentile in JEE Mains would be needed to get admission in NUS(National University of Singapore) Computer engineering? is 98%ile enough?
Hello,
Hope you are doing great.
To answer your question To gain admission to the Computer Engineering program at the National University of Singapore (NUS), it is crucial to comprehend the admission criteria
JEE Mains Percentile:
The anticipated JEE Main Cutoff for 2024 across different categories is as follows:
General: 89+ percentile
EWS: 78+ percentile
OBC: 74+ percentile
SC: 44+ percentile
PwD: 0.11+ percentile¹.
A commendable percentile in JEE Mains 2024 falls within the range of 90-95 percentile³.
However, it is important to note that meeting the previous year's cutoff does not guarantee admission for the current year.
Hope this helps!!
Answer laterDo you need a visa to work in Singapore?
Yes, you need a work visa to work in Singapore. Most of the work visas are linked to employers except for the Professional Employment Pass (PEP).
Is there an age limit for the Singapore student visa?
No, there is no age limit for the Singapore student visa. However the application process will vary depending on the age of the student.
Name some of the best Bschools/ Mba colleges in Singapore.
Dear Aspirant,
Singapore is one of the best country across the world for Business and Finance Studies. Some of the best institutions for Masters of Business Adminstration (MBA) are as follows-
1. INSEAD
2. NUS (National University of Singapore)
3. Lee Kinf Chian School of Business
4. Manchester Business School
5. Nanyang Business School
6. ESSEC Global MBA
7. The Strathclyde MBA
You can visit the respective websites for details .
Hope this helps you !
Is it possible to settle in Singapore after MBBS in India? What exams are needed to be cleared to get in Singapore to work as a doctor?
Hello,
Yes you can! As long as your medical certification is from a recognised institution by the Singapore Medical Council, yo can apply to be allowed to practice in Singapore. Of course there will be a set of admin stuff you will have to complete before being allowed to practice here.
For practicing in in Singapore as a medical practitioner you must secure a job with hospitals, register with Singapore medical council and finally get accredited with Specialists Accreditation Board (SAB) registration if you are practising as a specialist.
Alternatively, if there is a hospital/Medical institution willing to hire you, they can complete the procedutes on your behalf which will be much more convinient for you.
Hope this helps!!!
