National University of Singapore Rankings 2024-25: World Rankings, Ranking Parameters, and Subject-Wise Rankings

Placement:

I am still studying but according to NUS statistics, the average salary of a CS graduate is at least $5000 and the prospects are great.

It is one of the top-rated colleges in the world, especially for the computer science department in which it ranks 6th. Since I was interested in CS, I was keen on joining NUS. The admission process wasn't too difficult as they did not require any extra professional exams. The admission was purely based on 12th board results.

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Salary is around SGD 4,000 and lots of scope and job opportunities in singapore for my course. Since Singapore is one of the major financial hubs in the world, there are tonnes of opportunities and prosperity for fresh graduates.

Internship:

Actually my school had to go a close down. Not my university but my private school that I was studying in after college due to eventual bankruptcy. So I had to give direct examinations to the British board and get my certificate approved so after that looking for a job using the certificate was a bit tough because I didn?t have any hands on experience. This is why I took up a job and they allowed me to do accounting so I could get my hands on experience.

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There is a dedicated career advisory centre for students, and job fairs are frequently organized. I got first job after knowing my current manager at a job event.

Internship:

Personally did not participate in internships.

Placement:

Opportunities were globally both in academics and industry. One should go based on interest and location

Internship:

Internship in IISc bangalore

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The university often organizes career fairs, but there are not many career opportunities available in Singapore.

Internship:

I interned at NUS-Singtel Cyber ??Security Research Laboratory where I was paid 30 SGD per hour.

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They are usually good, graduates get a job within 3 months with a high median salary. However, I am just a year 1.

Good academic reputation, affordable, safe and developed city

Placement:

NUS post-study Placement/Research opportunities are pretty good for students. (This is from the statistics, so you could probably check the previous year placements for more comprehensive prospects).

There were a few reasons I aspired to study at NUS. First, I wanted to pursue Computer Science, so I considered factors like programme quality, university rankings and expert opinion. Second, for my undergraduate studies, I preferred not too move too far away from Singapore. So, NUS was my #1 choice. Honestly, NUS is a very prestigious institution and the fact that CS is a competitive major there motivated me to take on the challenge. I felt that graduating from here would make me well-moulded to take on real-world challenges.

Placement:

NA but we are told that the starting pay for computer engineering students are 4k SGD. NUS is a highly reputable school and is the best in Singapore thus we have a slight advantage in getting a job opportunity post graduate

Internship:

I interned at Pragma Strategy, a cyber security firm. I got this internship through a friend :) thus having connections is extremely useful. Amount for internships are usually around 1k.