Study in Singapore from India: courses, costs, scholarships and post-study work
- Intakes
- January, April, July, October at private institutions
- Tuition
- SGD 20,000–40,000 a year at private institutions
- Post-study
- 1-year Long-Term Visit Pass to job-hunt; Employment Pass needs SGD 5,600+ salary
- Figures verified
- Sept 2026
Asia's business and logistics capital, with short diploma-to-degree pathways and strong hospitality schools. Safe, close to home, and a springboard to the wider region.
Courses in demand, ranked by outcome
- 01
Hospitality & Tourism Management
Diploma · BScMarina Bay Sands, Changi and the hotel groups hire graduates.
- 02
Business, Finance & FinTech
BBA · MScAsia's financial centre.
- 03
Logistics & Supply Chain
BSc · MScThe world's busiest transhipment port.
- 04
Computer Science & Data Analytics
BSc · MScGovernment-backed digital economy.
- 05
Engineering
BEngThrough the public universities, with the tuition grant.
- 06
Culinary Arts
DiplomaAt-Sunrice and SHATEC; leads to kitchen roles regionally.
1-year Long-Term Visit Pass to job-hunt; Employment Pass needs SGD 5,600+ salary
Scholarships and funding
- ★Singapore Government Tuition GrantA large share of tuition at NUS, NTU, SMU and the polytechnics, in return for three years' work in Singapore.
- ★University scholarshipsNUS, NTU and SMU merit awards for exceptional students.
- ★Private institution bursariesKaplan, PSB Academy, James Cook Singapore and SIM partial bursaries.
Universities students ask about
Examples, not a partner list.
- Institution choice with part-time work rights checked
- Student's Pass application
- Accommodation and the Employment Pass plan
Quick answers
- When are the intakes in Singapore?
- Intakes: January, April, July, October at private institutions.
- How much does it cost to study in Singapore?
- Tuition: SGD 20,000–40,000 a year at private institutions.
- Can I stay and work in Singapore after my degree?
- Post-study: 1-year Long-Term Visit Pass to job-hunt; Employment Pass needs SGD 5,600+ salary.
- Can I work part-time while studying in Singapore?
- Part-time work: 16 hrs/week at approved institutions only.
- What English test score do I need for Singapore?
- English: IELTS 6.0–6.5.
- Which courses are in demand for Indian students in Singapore?
- Hospitality & Tourism Management (Diploma · BSc): Marina Bay Sands, Changi and the hotel groups hire graduates.; Business, Finance & FinTech (BBA · MSc): Asia's financial centre.; Logistics & Supply Chain (BSc · MSc): The world's busiest transhipment port.; Computer Science & Data Analytics (BSc · MSc): Government-backed digital economy.; Engineering (BEng): Through the public universities, with the tuition grant.; Culinary Arts (Diploma): At-Sunrice and SHATEC; leads to kitchen roles regionally.
- Which scholarships can Indian students apply for in Singapore?
- Singapore Government Tuition Grant: A large share of tuition at NUS, NTU, SMU and the polytechnics, in return for three years' work in Singapore. University scholarships: NUS, NTU and SMU merit awards for exceptional students. Private institution bursaries: Kaplan, PSB Academy, James Cook Singapore and SIM partial bursaries.
- Which universities in Singapore do students ask Zolt Link about?
- National University of Singapore, Nanyang Technological University, James Cook University Singapore, SIM Global Education, PSB Academy, Kaplan Singapore. These are examples students commonly ask about, not a partner list.
- What does Zolt Link handle for a student going to Singapore?
- Institution choice with part-time work rights checked, Student's Pass application, accommodation and the Employment Pass plan.
Requirements, salary thresholds and government charges shown here are the headline rules as at and change often; every requirement is re-checked against the official source on the day a file is prepared. General information, not legal advice. Last reviewed .
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