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Study in Singapore with the Best Education system

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STUDY IN SINGAPORE

​Singapore has outpaced the other Asian countries in terms of world-class education and is rapidly emerging as the most popular study destination in Asia. 

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Why Study in Singapore?

Here’s why you should choose Singapore as your study abroad destination!

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Cheaper than UK/ USA/ Australia:

The best thing about studying in Singapore is its proximity to India which reduces the expanses incurred in this country as compared to major destinations like the USA, UK, Canada, or Australia. You can balance out your costs if you plan your expenses wisely (for e.g. use public transport which is quite extensive & affordable there.)

       

No language barrier - English is spoken widely:

Indian students studying in Singapore will not face any problem feeling at home as English is widely spoken here and the majority of Singaporeans can understand English. 

 

Home to many foreign universities:

Singapore's increasing popularity as a business & education hub has attracted a lot of foreign universities of repute to set up their campuses here. S.P. Jain School of Global Management, ESSEC Business School, Queen Margaret University are a few foreign players who have set up a base in this country

 

Tuition Grant Scheme (TGS:

This scheme was introduced by the Singapore government for all international (non-Singaporean) students as a way to make the cost of tuition affordable. If you're an international student pursuing a full-time undergraduate/ diploma course, the government would subsidize (reduce) your course fee, if you sign an agreement where you commit to working in Singapore for at least 3 years after graduation.

The Education System in Singapore

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Students are drawn to Singapore for its reputable education system. Six autonomous local universities provide hundreds of thousands of students the opportunity to study at the bachelor’s, master’s, or doctorate level in a wide variety of programs. All the universities share the vision of providing Singaporeans and international students with an education that will prepare them not only for today’s workforce but also for the world of the future. Although nationally funded, the six autonomous universities maintain control of their curriculums, allowing for innovation, research, and services to grow and flourish.

 

Business and technology students are especially drawn to schools such as Nanyang Technological University and Singapore Management University which frequently score high positions on global education ranking lists. However, there are plenty of other degree options to choose from. The National University of Singapore, for example, offers plenty of courses in the arts, social.

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The Cost of Studying in Singapore

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The cost of education in Singapore varies depending on the level of study and the choice, of course, i.e., it would be different for diploma, bachelors and master’s courses. On average, the tuition fees for Diploma Courses range from S$ 8000 to S$ 15,000 per annum, for Bachelors Courses from S$ 10,000 to S$ 20,000, and for P.G. Diplomas and Masters Courses, it can range from S$ 25,000 to S$ 50,000 per annum. Living and other miscellaneous expenses may sum up to S$ 15,000 per annum.

Employment Opportunities in Singapore

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Singapore has a successful free-market economy and regularly scores well on lists of the least corrupt nations in the world. Unemployment is low at 2.2%. The country's port is one of the busiest in the world, with exports vital to the economy.

The Singaporean workforce is extremely multicultural and is made up of Chinese, Malay, and Indian workers, as well as expatriates from all over the world.

In fact, according to the HSBC Expat Explorer Survey 2018, Singapore ranks number one for the whole ex-pat experience. The report finds that ex-pats are drawn to work in the country thanks to its strong and stable economy, while almost half moved to Singapore to progress their careers, while 38% wanted to improve their earnings.

While the government has made some moves to reduce the country's reliance on foreign labor, particularly in unskilled roles, Singapore remains an open and diverse society that attracts many international workers at the graduate level.

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A step-by-step guide to Applications and Visa Requirements

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  1. Register with TCE Visa Consultancy and talk with an Education Counsellor.

  2. Choose a course according to your area of interest.

  3. Shortlist a university that suits your preferences, entry requirements, and budget.

  4. Apply online for the Singapore university with our assistance.

  5. Get counseling on a visa from our experts

  6. Pay financial deposits.

  7. Receive a student pass from the college or university.

  8. Apply for your Tier 4 (General) student visa with our help.

  9. Collect a Passport and get ready to depart for your dream study destination.

Universities to consider to study in Singapore

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