Nanyang Technological University (NTU) Courses and Fees 2025

• The curriculum is quite challenging. While it may start out quite simple, with our foundational classes being similar to 11th and 12th grades, very quickly it will ramp up and get harder and harder. The positive aspect is that the content is quite rich and detailed, though it may be dated at times and require some updates. Classes are usually split into lectures and tutorials for each course, with lectures requiring the entire cohort, while tutorials are smaller groups working on problems based on the lecture content.
• Timings are free for you to choose and your timetable is planned by you. My courses usually have around 300-350 students for common major modules and much smaller numbers for electives and specialisations. In Mechanical Engineering there are not many Indians enrolled – around 50 or so in my cohort of 700 – but there are a lot more in Computer Science/Engineering and EEE.

• 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

• The course curriculum is challenging but manageable if you study regularly. So the courses require you to complete weekly assignments. So, if you are done with the weekly stuff, then you won't face any difficulties. As the entire weightage does not rely only on final, small small scores build up to your final grade.
• The courses are usually a mix of theoretical and practical learning. Lectures usually teach you the theory stuff, which you can polish in tutorial classes. While labs while giving the opportunity to get the hands-on experience.
• Negative - Sometimes the coursework can be a bit overwhelming, with a lot of clashing assignments, so instead of procrastinating for the last minute, students should finish the assignments once released.
• Positive: The professors and tutors are extremely helpful and reachable. However, the effort to reach out must be made by the student. I remember, in one of my courses, I had a doubt in one of the topics. My tutor went a step ahead and gave me more practice questions to help me clear out that topic.
• Usually 1-2 lectures, 1 tutorial, or 1 lab per day.
• Lectures have the entire batch of around 800 students. Tutorials have around 20 students. Labs have around 40 students.
• Indians are around 150.

• 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.

About the course curriculum, the curriculum is properly updated with all the recent changes and developments. It is more focused through practical knowledge rather than theoretical studies. We get assignments very frequently and to complete the assignments it?s important to be regular with the course work.

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.