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What are my job chances and the starting salary after graduating from Nanyang Technological University?

30 Sept 2026 · Answered by Hardika Gautam · 1 min read
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Nanyang Technological University reports that about 90% (nine in 10) of its Class of 2025 graduates secured employment within six months of their final exams. Fresh graduates in full-time permanent jobs had a median starting salary of SGD 4,550 per month. The university's career office works with over 3,000 employers.

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About 90% (nine in 10) of Nanyang Technological University's Class of 2025 graduates were employed within six months of graduating. Fresh graduates in full-time permanent jobs had a median starting salary of SGD 4,550 (approx INR 3.42 L) per month.

NTU placement snapshot

MetricFigure
Graduate employment rate (within six months)About 90%
Median starting salary (fresh graduates)4,550 (approx INR 3.42 L) per month
Employer partnersOver 3,000
Internships facilitated each yearAbout 6,000

Support that helps you get hired

  • The Career and Attachment Office provides personalised career coaching and recruitment events.
  • Professional Internship Programme placements last 20 to 30 weeks and are mandatory for most engineering and business students.
  • The Overseas Internship Programme offers work experience in over 30 countries.
  • Work-study degree programmes alternate campus learning with paid industry attachments every semester.

My Advice

Use these figures as a benchmark, not a promise, since your outcome depends on your course, skills and internships. Take up internships early and use the career office from the first year. Check NTU's official employment survey for the latest numbers.

This information is available on: ntu.edu.sg

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