If you accept the Ministry of Education (MOE) Tuition Grant to lower your fees, you must sign a bond to work in a Singapore-registered company for 3 years after graduation. This is often seen as a benefit because it motivates you to secure a high-paying job in Singapore.

 Living costs are comparable to London or New York. You should budget between SGD 1,500 – SGD 2,500 per month (approx. ₹90k – ₹1.5L) for rent, food, and transport.

Yes. Public University graduates typically receive a Long Term Visit Pass (LTVP) for 1 year to search for a job. Once hired, your employer sponsors an Employment Pass (EP) or S-Pass.

For Private Universities (SIM, JCU, PSB), yes—they often waive these tests. For National Universities (NUS/NTU), a good GRE/GMAT score is highly recommended and often mandatory for Business/Engineering masters.