Who this is for in Singapore
Indian families in Singapore include professionals on employment passes, permanent residents and Singaporean citizens of Indian origin. Their children are split across international schools teaching CBSE or IB and government schools on the national curriculum.
- Singapore
The decision
Which subjects or stream to take at 15–16 in Singapore, and whether university should be local, in India, or elsewhere.
- “He is on an employment-pass family’s timeline. What if we leave Singapore before A-levels?”
- “Is it better to aim for NUS or NTU here, or for an Indian college near family?”
- “She is doing the IB and does not know which Higher Level subjects to pick.”
School systems, and where the assessment fits
- CBSE international schools
- Students at Singapore’s CBSE schools, such as Global Indian International School and DPS International, can use the stream ranking exactly as written.
- IB Diploma
- The profile and career matches point to the fields worth testing through Higher Level subject choices, which is where an IB student narrows their options.
- MOE schools: O-levels and A-levels
- For students choosing between junior college, polytechnic and A-level subject combinations, read the stream ranking as a guide to which combination fits.
From Singapore to a college in India
- NEET-UG has had an exam centre in Singapore in recent years.
- DASA seats at NITs and centrally funded institutes are open to eligible NRI, OCI and foreign-national students with JEE Main scores.
- Families holding an NRE or NRO account should ask their bank about UPI on a Singapore mobile number.
Staying in Singapore, or going elsewhere
- NUS, NTU and SMU admit international students; a Ministry of Education tuition grant lowers fees but carries a work commitment in Singapore after graduation.
- Polytechnic diplomas are a respected route into Singapore’s universities and into work.
NEET-UG exam cities in Singapore on the 2026 NTA list: Singapore. Cities change from year to year — confirm in the current information bulletin before applying.
What the report covers from here
In Singapore the profile, interest code and career matches are the transferable part. The Indian colleges, exams and salary ranges in the report serve families keeping an Indian degree in view; they are not a guide to Singapore or Western universities.
Prices when paying from Singapore
The report is priced in rupees and a Singapore card pays it online, converted by your bank. It can also be paid by UPI, from India or from an NRE/NRO account where your bank supports it.
| Stage | Report, incl. GST |
|---|---|
| Class 8–10 | ₹699 |
| Class 11–12 | ₹799 |
| College student | ₹899 |
| Working professional | ₹799 |
Questions from families in Singapore
- My child is on the IB. Is the Class 11–12 assessment still the right one?
- For an IB Diploma student in Years 11–12, yes: it gives the career matches and fields that inform university choice, with Indian course and exam detail as one of the options.
- Are the careers relevant outside India?
- The careers themselves are international. The salary figures, colleges and entrance exams attached to each one are Indian.
For schools. International schools in Singapore teaching CBSE can register at no cost, read five evaluation reports in full, and then invite a year group with one link.
5 free evaluation testsThis is a career-guidance instrument. It is not a clinical or diagnostic tool. It does not measure intelligence, IQ, or a person’s worth. Its results are one input among several, and are intended to be interpreted with a trained counsellor.