What does the NTU Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine scholarship cover for me as an MBBS student in Singapore?
The NTU MBBS scholarship described covers subsidised tuition fees and provides an annual living allowance of SGD 6,500, a computer allowance of SGD 2,000, accommodation support, and overseas elective funding of up to SGD 8,000. Amounts, eligibility and application rules can change each year.
The NTU MBBS scholarship described covers subsidised tuition fees, and also provides an annual living allowance of SGD 6,500 (approx INR 4.89 L), a computer allowance of SGD 2,000 (approx INR 1.51 L), accommodation support and overseas elective funding of up to SGD 8,000 (approx INR 6.02 L).
What is covered
| Benefit | Amount or support |
|---|---|
| Tuition | Subsidised tuition fees |
| Annual living allowance | 6,500 (approx INR 4.89 L) |
| Computer allowance | 2,000 (approx INR 1.51 L) |
| Accommodation | Accommodation support |
| Overseas elective funding | Up to 8,000 (approx INR 6.02 L) |
Who it is for and what to check
- It is described for students admitted to the NTU MBBS programme with strong academic results, leadership experience, community involvement or other notable achievements.
- Eligibility, funding amounts and application requirements may change each year.
- Check the latest details on the official university website before you apply.
My Advice
Read the scholarship page for the intake you are applying to, since the amounts and rules can change from year to year. Prepare to show academic strength alongside leadership and community involvement. Compare it with other funding options before you decide how to fund your medical degree.
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