Nanyang Technological University (NTU): Admissions 2025, Fees, Rankings, Scholarships & Courses

• Plethora of clubs on campus. E.g. Birding, kayaking, different other sports.
• For graduate students, there's Graduate Student Association organising lots of different events.
• Great infrastructure on campus regarding research, sport centres.

• If students get in, they are generally offered scholarship in my program

• We do have a lot of events that happen on campus. NTU Fest happens early in the year to help new students get engaged with the happenings on campus. We also have celebrations for major festivals in Singapore, such as Chinese New Year, Diwali, and Eid.
• Usually there will be events hosted for these, such as student performances, and they are hosted by students entirely. They are quite popular, especially the Diwali celebrations among Indian students and have a lot of activities like Henna, Dance Floors, and even snacks.
• There are a lot of facilities for sports that are accessible to all students. They are open throughout the day and students are encouraged to use them. They are also well maintained.

• Approximately 10 lakhs per semester ($16,750) for tuition fees – it is billed per semester, though for different courses there will be a difference in the semester fee
• Approximately 2.6 lakhs per year for hostel, being around INR 30,000 ($450) per month, fees change based on room
• Approximately INR40,000 ($600) per month in expenses, including food and other activities. Can be lower based on how much the student wishes to spend

• Campus has 5 sections; mostly classes will be in NW and SW. On campus, all the facilities are available like a library, sleeping room, restaurant, dance club, music club, sports area, gym, swimming pool, outdoor ground, meeting area, computer lab, gaming area, indoor games, and canteen.
• Time to time there will be celebrations happen like Diwali, Pongal, and new year celebrations. for big festivals there will be celebration, after you join there will be selection for every club like for dance , sports, etc. you can participate in that and can go to the club.

• If you take a full-time (1-year) course, you have to pay like 50% in the first semester and another 50% in the second semester. And for part-time, 2 years means we have to pay 25% in each semester.
• College hostel fee around 500 sgd.
• If you take a room outside, it costs around 1000 SGD. Transport will cause depends on where you stay; if you stay in college, the buses are free, but outside campus there will be a charge of around 5 SGD per day.food is quite expensive and might take around 1000 sgd per month, depending on the individual.

• NTU has a main campus located in Jurong West, Singapore, which is massive and feels like a mini-city.
• Library: There are many libraries in each school that are amazing, with plenty of study spaces, books, and even beanbags for relaxing.
• Sports Facilities: There are gyms, swimming pools, football fields, badminton courts, and even a rock climbing wall.
• Medical Services: The campus clinic offers basic healthcare, and there’s a counselling centre for mental health support.

• All fees are in SGD.The annual breakdown includes tuition fees ($36,000), hostel fees ($4,000), and other fees ($1,000), totalling $41,000.
• Fees are charged per semester.
• Additionally, my monthly expenses, including food and transport, amount to $4,000. But this can depend on your dining preferences and how often you go out of campus. This can be lower if you regularly dine in inside the campus food courts, which provide subsidised food.

Since I was from Singapore so I had the knowledge about various universities of Singapore, and after that I found this university to be fulfilling all my expectations so I joined it.

About the campus life, there are a lot extra activities that are organized by college. We have sports facilities, various clubs, public speaking seminars etc.

It was the best in Asia and I did not want to go outside of Asia so i cose this university.

22000 SGD

NTU is one of the worlds top universities with a proven history of producing graduates with strong technical backgrounds. The programme itself is not as qualitative in nature as other ms supply chain programmes in the world. Personally, i did a bachelors in business in supply chain management so pursuing a masters in science instead was slightly daunting because supply chain as a business is not as difficult to comprehend as supply chain as a science. I desired to be proficient in the nitty-gritty of supply chain management. The university has facilities that most other universities do not possess. There are abundant opportunities available to work on various technological equipment and software.