NUS / NTU medicine application 2018/2019

[ycpang]

1. Quota is 2% for PR. 1% for foreigners. Out of 460 vacancies (2018).

2. Year 2020

[gardenia64]

ycpang:

1. Quota is 2% for PR. 1% for foreigners. Out of 460 vacancies (2018).

2. Year 2020

Hi, ycpang,
How many is for nus medicine EIS ? How do u know that u are on waitlist from nus medicine/dentistry ? Thanks.

[gardenia64]

mads:

Hi....we are SPRs here. What are the chances of my daughter getting admission in medicine in Singapore?


She will be appearing for her IB exams in may 2019. Which yr can she apply for?

Hi, mads,
Which school is your girl in ? IB is much early than ALevel. Thanks.

[mads]

Thnks for the info. She goes to Indian International school....she has final exams in may.


2% means she has to score 45/45.. :nailbite:

[Mannap1]

Realistically no chance for spr in law and medicine.

[dagong99]

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[Dedicated_Mum]

Hi, I would like to know if it is necessary to major in Physics. Is it alright to just take Chemistry and Biology and drop Physics. Is there any advantage in application for YLL or LKC with triple Sciences. Thank you…sorry if this question has been asked before as I have not following on the earlier posts.

[sharonkhoo]

Dedicated_Mum:

Hi, I would like to know if it is necessary to major in Physics. Is it alright to just take Chemistry and Biology and drop Physics. Is there any advantage in application for YLL or LKC with triple Sciences. Thank you..sorry if this question has been asked before as I have not following on the earlier posts.

A level students can only take 2 sciences now because of the constrasting subject requirement. Most take Chem with either Physics or Bio, not both.

[gardenia64]

It is strange that a lots of ri students got offer by LKC not YLL this year. Those students are very good students with all As for their A level. I think ri students still did well for dentistry. When SG only has YLL time, ri students occupied 1/3 for YLL intake.

[mommyNg]

slmkhoo:

Dedicated_Mum:

Hi, I would like to know if it is necessary to major in Physics. Is it alright to just take Chemistry and Biology and drop Physics. Is there any advantage in application for YLL or LKC with triple Sciences. Thank you..sorry if this question has been asked before as I have not following on the earlier posts.

A level students can only take 2 sciences now because of the constrasting subject requirement. Most take Chem with either Physics or Bio, not both.

I just realized that this contrasting subject requirement thingy is only specific to Singapore JCs. There are students (SG PR) who took A levels in Malaysia (and UK?) with triple sciences (and no GP requirement). Good for them