Application for NUS/NTU Medicine 2020/2021

[peasants]

Gruesome entry standards.

[peasants]

All subjects As, plus interview with role plays. Attrition rate high on entry test, but low throughout the course.

[mommyNg]

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All subjects As, plus interview with role plays. Attrition rate high on entry test, but low throughout the course.

One of friend’s son got in with a B (the rest As), AAAB last year. The interviews play a crucial role than perfect As, so don’t need all As these days, I think?

[peasants]

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All subjects As, plus interview with role plays. Attrition rate high on entry test, but low throughout the course.

One of friend’s son got in with a B (the rest As), AAAB last year. The interviews play a crucial role than perfect As, so don’t need all As these days, I think?

Wow, that's good. A colleague who once worked in the selection dept says once in most will make it unless they lose interest.

[peasants]

Think is more than 2000 applications, 700 to 900 will get called for interview, 400 plus will eventually be in. Based on what I know. Not sure if this is the true now.

[taz]

Following this thread.

See dd A lvl result then know if need to continue to be here

[Harrods]

DD shared that 1 of her CG mate was RP87.5, got it 2nd attempts (2019), normal application path.

Means 1st attempts not selected for test and interview.

So, materials preparation for submission plays a very important part…Everyone applying for Med has perfect or near perfect RP.

Good luck to all…

[zakashi]

What is the course fee now?

[zakashi]

My good friend’s son has perfect A for all subjects but was not able to get in NUS after two interviews. Now happily studying in other country. So wonder what special requirements are they looking for?