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Application to Local Universities

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Timeline of University Application

21 Feb

21 Feb to 19 Mar

19 Mar to May

May to Jun

Jun to Aug

Release of

A-Level results

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Virtual & In-person Open Houses

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Application period

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Apply to each university separately

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Interviews

Selection Tests

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Offer & Acceptance

(Joint Acceptance Portal)

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Referee report submissions

Appeals

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Offer & Acceptance

Matriculation

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Orientation

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Commencement of studies

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University & Scholarship Application Resources @ NYJC ECG Portal

https://ecg.nanyangjc.moe.edu.sg/

Or link from college website

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Resources include

  • Application links to autonomous universities
    • Links to 6 application portals
    • Scholarship/Financial aid application is done at the same time as admissions application
    • Subject pre-requisites for single majors
    • Deadline for application is 19 Mar.

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Resources include

  • Information for students applying to Medicine
  • Factors to consider during application
  • Rank point (UAS) calculator
  • *For those serving NS, you may re-apply in 2026 and/or 2027, but the 90 RP will be rebased to 70 RP for AY2026/27 onwards.

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Resources include

  • Instructions for applicants who require references

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You need references if you are applying for

    • Medicine
    • Aptitude-based admissions to NTU
    • All scholarships
    • NUS College
    • SMU, SIT, SUTD, and SUSS

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Resources include

  • Contact details of career advisors
  • Scholarship application resources
  • Dates and links for the Virtual/In-person Open Houses, university information sessions, application resources, prospectus and more…

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Scholarship Matters

  • Two key government scholarships would be, �1. PSC scholarships, and �2. Singapore-Industry scholarships

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  • Please contact Mr Chng (Subject Head Talent Development), if you have any query with regard to scholarship matters

chng_yongxi@moe.edu.sg

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Who to approach as referee?

  • University​​ Scholarships / NUS College
    • 1 referee
    • Preferably a teacher who knows you well i.e. Civics Tutor​
  • Local medicine applications
    • 2 referees
    • Preferably a healthcare community leader whom you have worked with or a teacher who knows you well

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Who to approach as referee?

  • Aptitude-based admissions to NTU
    • 1-2 referees
    • Preferably an external community leader or coach or CCA teacher, depending on your aptitude
  • SUTD applications
    • 1-2 referees
    • Preferably a teacher who knows you well academically (preferably Math or Science tutors)

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Invitation deadline

  • The application deadline is 19 Mar which falls during the March holiday (15 – 23 Mar). Teachers may not be contactable during term break.
  • Invite your teachers to write a reference for you at least 1 week before you submit your application so as to give your teachers ample time to write the reference.
  • The latest date to invite teachers is 7 Mar.

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What information to provide for your teacher referee?

  • course and university you are applying to
  • reason for inviting this particular teacher to write your reference
  • date which you intend to submit your application (This is essential as teachers will only have 3 days to 1 week to complete the referral after you submit the application.)

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Post-invitation

  • Download the university pre-application reflection form available on the NYJC ECG portal, fill it in and email your teacher referee within 1 week from your submission of university application. The information you provide will greatly aid your teacher in writing a reference for you.

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Post-invitation

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  • For NTU scholarships/aptitude-based admissions: Send your teacher the link for the reference submission portal (with your application details) immediately after application submission.

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  • For the other universities, there should be an automated email link sent directly to your teacher after you submit the application form. Please ask your teacher to check their spam folder if they did not receive the link.

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Education opportunities you can consider:

More information on the various education pathways can also be found in the MySkillsFuture Student Portal (Pre-University).

Local Education Opportunities

Autonomous Universities

Polytechnics

University of the Arts Singapore (via constituent Arts Institutions)

Overseas Education Opportunities

Resources to help you make informed decisions

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Resources to help you make informed decisions

Useful Resources to Explore

MySkillsFuture Student Portal (Pre-U)

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Leverage the Education Guide feature in the MySkillsFuture Student Portal (Pre-University) to help you plan your next step forward after your pre-university education.

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https://go.gov.sg/mysfpreu

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What’s Next

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This ECG resource helps you scaffold the decision-making process at key education stages.

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https://go.gov.sg/whats-next-alevel

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Discover On My Way (DOMW) by the National Youth Council

An opportunities portal specifically designed to help you discover your education and career interests as you navigate your personal and professional futures.

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https://discover.nyc.gov.sg/

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Spark by Youthopia! Telegram Channel, by National Youth Council

Spark up your life with tools, vibes & freebies - join Youthopia's Spark on Telegram for the boost!  Whether it’s things to do on the weekends, the latest news, or resources for daily life, Spark’s got you covered!

�https://go.gov.sg/sparktele-a

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National Youth Council’s Newsletter

Receive resources, tips and programme opportunities tailored to your interests when you subscribe to the National Youth Council’s newsletter!

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https://go.gov.sg/nycmailing-a

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Journeying with Our Children, Supporting Their Aspirations

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This resource provides parents with tips and advice on ECG and guides them on how they can support their children through key education stages.

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https://go.gov.sg/tips-for-parents

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Reaching out for support is a sign of strength

Make an appointment to speak with your ECG Counsellor in school

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Make an ECG counselling appointment via the

ECG Centre @ MOE

https://go.gov.sg/moe-ecg-centre

If you have questions about your options or are not coping well, you can reach out to trusted adults such as a parent/guardian, teacher, School Counsellor or ECG Counsellor. You can also talk to a trusted friend.

How can I help?

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ECG Counselling

Mr Shaun Han is in college everyday and his office is located within the library (Study Hub).

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You may book an appointment with him via this link:

https://go.gov.sg/meet-shaun-han

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