Application for NUS/NTU Medicine 2020/2021
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Desmond Tang\" post_id=\"1987599\" time=\"1595614613\" user_id=\"185268:[quote=\"Desmond Tang\" post_id=1987599 time=1595614613 user_id=185268]
Cambridge especially loves RI kids. The admission interviews are held at RI annually. I do not think there are many HCI kids in Cambridge or Oxford. Nush kids are also sought by Cambridge for maths and science disciplines.proudmum\" post_id=\"1987581\" time=\"1595603604\" user_id=\"1755:
It is known fact that these two JC's students have been popular in the list of universities from overseas and locally. These students were highly sort after and they consistently ace through Medicine, Law and Dentistry successfully. It has been so for several years but only to be surprised by this year's outcome. My son were shocked too to find that his friends from these schools to be rejected by NUS as they were all rounders in terms of academic and leadership inclination. Well, at least this diversification has given others an opportunity to get to study medicine whereas it was not possible in the past.[/quote]My dd has her LKC orientation with seniors yesterday and today. According to the seniors, last year's cohort has about 42% from RI while HCI has the second largest cohort. I wonder if the RI % intake the same for this 2020 intake. SMU Law also has more than 50% from RI.
Their white coat ceremony will be held on 11 August at the campus. 6th August is the rehearsal. -
Desmond Tang\" post_id=\"1987599\" time=\"1595614613\" user_id=\"185268:[quote=\"Desmond Tang\" post_id=1987599 time=1595614613 user_id=185268]
Cambridge especially loves RI kids. The admission interviews are held at RI annually. I do not think there are many HCI kids in Cambridge or Oxford. Nush kids are also sought by Cambridge for maths and science disciplines.proudmum\" post_id=\"1987581\" time=\"1595603604\" user_id=\"1755:
It is known fact that these two JC's students have been popular in the list of universities from overseas and locally. These students were highly sort after and they consistently ace through Medicine, Law and Dentistry successfully. It has been so for several years but only to be surprised by this year's outcome. My son were shocked too to find that his friends from these schools to be rejected by NUS as they were all rounders in terms of academic and leadership inclination. Well, at least this diversification has given others an opportunity to get to study medicine whereas it was not possible in the past.[/quote]My dd has her LKC orientation with seniors yesterday and today. According to the seniors, last year's cohort has about 42% from RI while HCI has the second largest cohort. I wonder if the RI % intake the same for this 2020 intake. SMU Law also has more than 50% from RI.
Their white coat ceremony will be held on 11 August at the campus. 6th August is the rehearsal. -
Desmond Tang\" post_id=\"1987599\" time=\"1595614613\" user_id=\"185268:[quote=\"Desmond Tang\" post_id=1987599 time=1595614613 user_id=185268]
Cambridge especially loves RI kids. The admission interviews are held at RI annually. I do not think there are many HCI kids in Cambridge or Oxford. Nush kids are also sought by Cambridge for maths and science disciplines.proudmum\" post_id=\"1987581\" time=\"1595603604\" user_id=\"1755:
It is known fact that these two JC's students have been popular in the list of universities from overseas and locally. These students were highly sort after and they consistently ace through Medicine, Law and Dentistry successfully. It has been so for several years but only to be surprised by this year's outcome. My son were shocked too to find that his friends from these schools to be rejected by NUS as they were all rounders in terms of academic and leadership inclination. Well, at least this diversification has given others an opportunity to get to study medicine whereas it was not possible in the past.[/quote]My dd has her LKC orientation with seniors yesterday and today. According to the seniors, last year's cohort has about 42% from RI while HCI has the second largest cohort. I wonder if the RI % intake the same for this 2020 intake. SMU Law also has more than 50% from RI.
Their white coat ceremony will be held on 11 August at the campus. 6th August is the rehearsal. -
Desmond Tang\" post_id=\"1987599\" time=\"1595614613\" user_id=\"185268:[quote=\"Desmond Tang\" post_id=1987599 time=1595614613 user_id=185268]
Cambridge especially loves RI kids. The admission interviews are held at RI annually. I do not think there are many HCI kids in Cambridge or Oxford. Nush kids are also sought by Cambridge for maths and science disciplines.proudmum\" post_id=\"1987581\" time=\"1595603604\" user_id=\"1755:
It is known fact that these two JC's students have been popular in the list of universities from overseas and locally. These students were highly sort after and they consistently ace through Medicine, Law and Dentistry successfully. It has been so for several years but only to be surprised by this year's outcome. My son were shocked too to find that his friends from these schools to be rejected by NUS as they were all rounders in terms of academic and leadership inclination. Well, at least this diversification has given others an opportunity to get to study medicine whereas it was not possible in the past.[/quote]My dd has her LKC orientation with seniors yesterday and today. According to the seniors, last year's cohort has about 42% from RI while HCI has the second largest cohort. I wonder if the RI % intake the same for this 2020 intake. SMU Law also has more than 50% from RI.
Their white coat ceremony will be held on 11 August at the campus. 6th August is the rehearsal. -
Desmond Tang\" post_id=\"1987599\" time=\"1595614613\" user_id=\"185268:[quote=\"Desmond Tang\" post_id=1987599 time=1595614613 user_id=185268]
Cambridge especially loves RI kids. The admission interviews are held at RI annually. I do not think there are many HCI kids in Cambridge or Oxford. Nush kids are also sought by Cambridge for maths and science disciplines.proudmum\" post_id=\"1987581\" time=\"1595603604\" user_id=\"1755:
It is known fact that these two JC's students have been popular in the list of universities from overseas and locally. These students were highly sort after and they consistently ace through Medicine, Law and Dentistry successfully. It has been so for several years but only to be surprised by this year's outcome. My son were shocked too to find that his friends from these schools to be rejected by NUS as they were all rounders in terms of academic and leadership inclination. Well, at least this diversification has given others an opportunity to get to study medicine whereas it was not possible in the past.[/quote]My dd has her LKC orientation with seniors yesterday and today. According to the seniors, last year's cohort has about 42% from RI while HCI has the second largest cohort. I wonder if the RI % intake the same for this 2020 intake. SMU Law also has more than 50% from RI.
Their white coat ceremony will be held on 11 August at the campus. 6th August is the rehearsal. -
Desmond Tang\" post_id=\"1987599\" time=\"1595614613\" user_id=\"185268:[quote=\"Desmond Tang\" post_id=1987599 time=1595614613 user_id=185268]
Cambridge especially loves RI kids. The admission interviews are held at RI annually. I do not think there are many HCI kids in Cambridge or Oxford. Nush kids are also sought by Cambridge for maths and science disciplines.proudmum\" post_id=\"1987581\" time=\"1595603604\" user_id=\"1755:
It is known fact that these two JC's students have been popular in the list of universities from overseas and locally. These students were highly sort after and they consistently ace through Medicine, Law and Dentistry successfully. It has been so for several years but only to be surprised by this year's outcome. My son were shocked too to find that his friends from these schools to be rejected by NUS as they were all rounders in terms of academic and leadership inclination. Well, at least this diversification has given others an opportunity to get to study medicine whereas it was not possible in the past.[/quote]My dd has her LKC orientation with seniors yesterday and today. According to the seniors, last year's cohort has about 42% from RI while HCI has the second largest cohort. I wonder if the RI % intake the same for this 2020 intake. SMU Law also has more than 50% from RI.
Their white coat ceremony will be held on 11 August at the campus. 6th August is the rehearsal. -
Desmond Tang\" post_id=\"1987599\" time=\"1595614613\" user_id=\"185268:[quote=\"Desmond Tang\" post_id=1987599 time=1595614613 user_id=185268]
proudmum\" post_id=\"1987581\" time=\"1595603604\" user_id=\"1755:
It is known fact that these two JC's students have been popular in the list of universities from overseas and locally. These students were highly sort after and they consistently ace through Medicine, Law and Dentistry successfully. It has been so for several years but only to be surprised by this year's outcome. My son were shocked too to find that his friends from these schools to be rejected by NUS as they were all rounders in terms of academic and leadership inclination. Well, at least this diversification has given others an opportunity to get to study medicine whereas it was not possible in the past.[/quote]My dd has her LKC orientation with seniors yesterday and today. According to the seniors, last year's cohort has about 42% from RI while HCI has the second largest cohort. I wonder if the RI % intake the same for this 2020 intake. SMU Law also has more than 50% from RI.
Their white coat ceremony will be held on 11 August at the campus. 6th August is the rehearsal.
Indeed NUS med selection criteria has truly diversified this year... Anyone with 5* to 8* have good chance to be admitted regardless of which school...even 8* also maybe not accepted or waitlisted.. -
Jadescaper\" post_id=\"1987634\" time=\"1595648040\" user_id=\"185976:
It is known fact that these two JC's students have been popular in the list of universities from overseas and locally. These students were highly sort after and they consistently ace through Medicine, Law and Dentistry successfully. It has been so for several years but only to be surprised by this year's outcome. My son were shocked too to find that his friends from these schools to be rejected by NUS as they were all rounders in terms of academic and leadership inclination. Well, at least this diversification has given others an opportunity to get to study medicine whereas it was not possible in the past.Desmond Tang\" post_id=\"1987599\" time=\"1595614613\" user_id=\"185268:[quote=\"Desmond Tang\" post_id=1987599 time=1595614613 user_id=185268]
My dd has her LKC orientation with seniors yesterday and today. According to the seniors, last year's cohort has about 42% from RI while HCI has the second largest cohort. I wonder if the RI % intake the same for this 2020 intake. SMU Law also has more than 50% from RI.
Their white coat ceremony will be held on 11 August at the campus. 6th August is the rehearsal.
Indeed NUS med selection criteria has truly diversified this year... Anyone with 5* to 8* have good chance to be admitted regardless of which school...even 8* also maybe not accepted or waitlisted..[/quote]Government wants to be inclusive now ... Don't u realised all the scholarship holders featured in newspapers are those who have overcame diversities, some from families with challenging backgrounds etc etc.
We used to joke that if your dad is in prison and your mum is a drug abuser and u have 5As, YLL will want u so PM can feature you at NDP rally
haha...
LKC needs a good BMAT scores... so not surprised that many of those high achievers are from RI, HCI. LKC dean also said most of their students are straight As students. LKC is affiliated to Imperial. So I bet Imperial has a say on the type of students that they want. In fact, I heard some of the interviewers were from Imperial. So typically, Imperial London takes in the very top academic students in London, so probably similar criterias here.
Anyone with 5* can put in an application to NUS but not to LKC. So that kind of explains why LKC has more than 40% from RI and 20% from HCI. Not so much that the school favours RI, HCI students but rather their BMAT selection criterias seek them out. Of course, there are also those with very high BMAT who did not get LKC. They probably didn't perform well at the interviews or other aspects of their criterias do not meet what LKC is looking for. -
Does anyone know if LKC answers phonecalls now? I tried calling a few times but no one answered. Hvn’t heard from them at all, and orientation is already over.
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kibblesmoke\" post_id=\"1987653\" time=\"1595656939\" user_id=\"186044:
I suggest write in to make an inquiry at [email protected] Try writing to Local admissions first instead of LKCSoM admissions. You will definitely get a reply from them.
Does anyone know if LKC answers phonecalls now? I tried calling a few times but no one answered. Hvn't heard from them at all, and orientation is already over.
This is LKCSoM Admissions email [email protected] for your info.
In the email you need to quote your DD's name, NRIC Nbr, Date of Birth and her Application Nbr. They will definitely give you a reply within 1 - 3 working days.
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