Is there interview for NUS?
Shortlisted applicants must attend the interview in order to be considered for the course. Applicants will be notified via the Applicant Portal if they are shortlisted.
Is there interview for NTU?
Applicants will be shortlisted to go through interviews in the format of Multiple Mini Interviews (MMI).
How can I check my NUS medical application status?
Please check your shortlist status via https://myaces.nus.edu.sg/uasonline/. You will not receive any hardcopy or email notifications. Applicants who provide a valid mobile number on the NUS Office of Admissions application form will receive an SMS notification. Only shortlisted candidates will be notified.
What should I wear to NUS medicine interview?
Wearing a button-down dress shirt or a nice blouse works. Med school interviews are professional, hence require rather conservative attires. Avoid loud colors and patterns. And definitely do not wear a blouse that has too revealing of a v-neck (low-cut).
What questions do they ask in university interviews?
Example university interview questions
- Why do you want to study this subject?
- Why did you choose this university?
- What did you enjoy about your A-levels?
- How would you describe yourself?
- What are your main interests?
- What are your strengths and weaknesses?
- What achievement are you most proud of?
How long does it take to hear back from NUS?
Please note that you will only be offered one course of study from NUS if you are successful. If you are writing the IB Examination in May, you will receive the outcome of application via the Applicant Portal no later than 2nd week of July 2022.
How do I get my NUS offer letter?
Information on the Acceptance Record Undertakings and Authorizations can be found at http://www.nus.edu.sg/registrar. To view your admissions offer letter and accept the offer, please click here. Please refer to the Registration Guide (issued by the Registrar’s Office) for Undergraduate students here.
Is it harder to get into NUS or NTU medicine?
Every year, 2000 students apply to NUS Medicine. About 1200 are shortlisted for the admissions assessment to fill 280 places. So, after being shortlisted, you have about a 1 in 4 chance of getting into NUS Medicine. NTU Medicine offers about 160 places annually.
How do I ace my NUS medicine interview?
Essential Tips for NUS and NTU Medicine Interviews
- Read up on medical ethics and healthcare in Singapore.
- Do not spend too much time reading up on medical terms or topics.
- Reread your personal statement and know it well.
Is NUS or NTU medicine better?
On international rankings of medical schools, NUS YLL consistently comes out high, attaining 18th on the Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings 2021. On the same ranking, Imperial College London ranks 4th worldwide (NTU LKC is as yet too young to be ranked).
Is NUS medicine difficult?
Yes, it is competitive. Every year, 2000 students apply to NUS Medicine. About 1200 are shortlisted for the admissions assessment to fill 280 places. So, after being shortlisted, you have about a 1 in 4 chance of getting into NUS Medicine.
Is it hard to get into NUS medicine?
Is getting admission in NUS difficult?
NUS being a very sought-after university with quite high standards has an acceptance rate of only about 5 – 7% whereas NTU also being another university being hailed as one of the best universities has a slightly higher acceptance rate which is about 25 – 35%.
What are the 10 most common university interview questions and answers?
10 College Interview Questions and Responses
- How would you describe yourself to someone who did not know you?
- What do you expect to be doing ten years from now?
- What are your strengths and weaknesses?
- How would you contribute to our college community?
- What subject in high school did you find most challenging?
How long does it take to hear back from a university interview?
The interview process may take 3–6 weeks so individual decisions may be delayed until after all applicants have been considered. As good practice the university should keep the applicant informed on timescales and progress.