What salary can I expect as an NUS graduate, on median?
National University of Singapore graduates report a median gross monthly salary of S$4,746, up from S$4,600 the year before. The mean gross monthly salary is S$5,193. About 75.2% of graduates were in full-time permanent jobs during the survey period, and another 6.5% had pending offers or started businesses.
The median gross monthly salary for National University of Singapore graduates is SGD 4,746 (approx INR 3.57 L), up from SGD 4,600 (approx INR 3.46 L) the year before. The mean is SGD 5,193 (approx INR 3.90 L). Hiring has been more cautious, yet the latest numbers still show growth.
Graduate outcomes at a glance
| Measure | Latest figure |
|---|---|
| Median gross monthly salary | 4,746 (approx INR 3.57 L) |
| Previous year median | 4,600 (approx INR 3.46 L) |
| Mean gross monthly salary | 5,193 (approx INR 3.90 L) |
| Previous year mean | 5,101 (approx INR 3.84 L) |
| Full-time permanent employment | 75.2% of graduates |
| Pending offer or starting a business | Another 6.5% |
Course-wise results and career support
- Dentistry and Architecture graduates reached 100% employment, and Business Administration came close at 95%.
- The NUS-ISS Career Services Unit offers coaching, job placement support and career fairs through the year.
- NUCLEUS is a five-year programme that pairs students with real technology projects alongside coursework.
My Advice
Treat the median as a benchmark, not a promise, because pay depends on your course and role. Look up employment figures for your specific programme and compare them with your total cost before you decide.
Will you actually get a job after your Singapore master's?
Talk to a counsellor about real outcomes, salaries and which courses employers hire from.
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