ITE to Poly to NUS med?

• tvbmediacorp

  27 Jan 12, 19:47

  Is it possible to enter NUS med if u're from ITE?

  From ITE to Poly to NUS med, is it possible?

  Also, what's the course fee for NUS med?

  Thank u very much

• UltimaOnline

  27 Jan 12, 20:34

  Originally posted by tvbmediacorp:

  Is it possible to enter NUS med if u're from ITE?

  From ITE to Poly to NUS med, is it possible?

  Also, what's the course fee for NUS med?

  Thank u very much

  
  Wrong forum.

  Go to the forum indicated under "Links for students interested in Medicine" on my webpage (google "BedokFunland JC") for the info you're seeking.

• Summer hill

  27 Jan 12, 21:38

  Originally posted by UltimaOnline:

  
  Wrong forum.

  Go to the forum indicated under "Links for students interested in Medicine" on my webpage (google "BedokFunland JC") for the info you're seeking.

  you sure?

  I thought all education stuff can be asked on this forum?? 

  Let's wait for fifi to move it.

• Summer hill

  27 Jan 12, 21:46

  Originally posted by tvbmediacorp:

  Is it possible to enter NUS med if u're from ITE?

  From ITE to Poly to NUS med, is it possible?

  Also, what's the course fee for NUS med?

  Thank u very much

  TS, 

  It's possible to enter NUS medicine if you are from ITE.

  Provided that you work hard enough.

  For the course fee, you can have a tution grant if you agreed with the bond with MOH.

  http://www.nus.edu.sg/registrar/edu/UG/fees.html

• frekiwang

  28 Jan 12, 15:42

  I cannot say it is impossible, but so far no one has succeeded.

  On average, every year 0 - 2 poly graduates make it, and I have never heard any of them were from ITE before studying in poly.

• tvbmediacorp

  29 Jan 12, 01:53

  To frekiiwang:

  Didnt u hear sg indian boy entered nus med at 13 yrs old?

  He scored straight As for his A levels when he's just 13.

• Darkness_hacker99

  29 Jan 12, 01:58

  I know some of our local graduate could not secure a place in NUS med, so they went oversea for their pre-med and med.  Nowadays the news always report ITE to MBA.

• dangerboi

  29 Jan 12, 18:59

  it's possible but it's very difficult. If you have the money, study mbbs or md overseas. The easiest route currently is to study either in the UK or in australia. The salaries of doctors in Singapore aren't very good. Be a doctor only if you want to save people. If you want to earn lots of money, join a bank.

• 4sg

  29 Jan 12, 19:07

  some pts to add

   - study med in aus - problem with post grad attachment (housemanship). Heard they give priority to Aussy.

   - study med in UK. Heard from one guy that his total fee (ex housing) was almost the same as NUS med. Considering NUS emphasis on its heavy subsidies.

  All heard sometime ago - not sure it is still like this now.

   

• FireIce

  29 Jan 12, 19:09