The representative grade profiles of the 10th and 90th percentiles of applicants offered places in AY 2018/2019 may be found HERE.

However, do note that the grade profiles, GPAs and course places may vary from year to year, depending on the number and performance of applicants and the number of places available.The purpose of the IGP is merely to assist applicants in assessing their competitiveness for the various undergraduate courses in NUS.

Up to 10% of vacancies will be set aside for consideration of exceptional candidates for admission to FASS. For such candidates, other factors besides grades will be taken into consideration. The following are some samples of exceptional achievements that FASS may take into consideration:

1. Represented Singapore in Arts and/or Sports
2. Active participation in community service and volunteer programmes.
3. Work experience relevant to the course applied for
4. Key leadership positions in community organisations, sports and athletic clubs etc (outside school)

In addition, applicants can provide information on awards/honours that they have won. If candidates wish to be considered under this scheme, they should provide the details in the ‘Outstanding Singular Talent’ section in the online application form. They should follow up by sending supporting documents to NUS.

Students who have a major in mind may indicate their choice of preferred major before the semester begins.

Upon acceptance of our offer of admission, check your emails in July for a link to to the portal that will allow you to indicate your preferred major. Subsequently, we’ll preallocate the major’s exposure (introductory) course for you to take in your first semester.

No worries if you haven’t made up your mind — the flexibility of the FASS curiciulum allows you change your major later in your candidature, or you may choose to not participate in this exercise.