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The Ministry of Education, Singapore (MOE) provides tuition grant (TG) which covers a substantial portion of the full tuition fees to eligible students.
Students who receive the tuition grant are required to pay only the subsidized tuition fee.
Full-Time undergraduate students who gain admissions to NTU on a subsidized fee basis for AY2012-13 are eligible for TG up to the normal programme duration.
For students who have already received TG in their previous programmes at any local university, they will be eligible for TG up to the normal programme duration less the number of semesters of TG they have already received. (i.e. Number of semesters of TG eligible for the new programme = Number of semesters required to complete the normal programme – Number of semesters TG has been received for the previous programmes).
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Singapore StudentsFor students enrolled in Semester 1 AY2012-13:-
- Application for TG is made available to you at the point just after you have obtained your matriculation number. On obtaining your matriculation no. online, you will be brought to the “NTU ONLINE ACCEPTANCE FORM.” On this form under the “MOE TG section”, you will see a link for you to download your TG Application Form. You are required to print out the form and submit the completed TG Application Form to the Office of Admissions and Financial Aid (Attention to 'Local Admissions') , Student Services Centre, Level 2, 42 Nanyang Avenue Singapore 639815.
- Singapore students are not required to provide a guarantor or sign a TG agreement.
Singapore Permanent Residents and International Students
For students enrolled in Semester 1 AY2012-13:-
- Application for TG is online at Ministry of Education’s website. For AY2012-13, the application period is from 4 September 2012 to 14 September 2012. Two guarantors of any nationality are required. The guarantors must be aged 21 and above but below 65 and must not be an un-discharged bankrupt.
- Sign the TG agreement to receive the grant and serve a 3-year bond by working in a Singapore registered company upon graduation.
- Details on the application and signing of the Tuition Grant Agreement are released annually by MOE through the University’s Freshmen Admissions Handbook.
After submitting the TG application online during the application period, SPR and International students are required to sign the Tuition Grant Agreement with MOE on 18 to 19 October 2012 and 22 to 23 October 2012 at NTU, Function Room (SS3-B1-22 Level B1, South Academic Complex, South Spine).
- For students who sureties are in Singapore:
- Bring your sureties on the signing day to sign the TG agreement in the presence of MOE officer. You are not required to print the agreement.
- For students who sureties are in home country:
- The TG Agreement will be available for downloading from 16 September 2012 onwards.
- Print the TG Agreement from MOE website and send it to your sureties in home country. You may choose to send the pdf file via email to your sureties to print. The agreement must be printed on A4 size single-sized white paper.
- Sureties are to sign in the presence of a notary public
- The duly signed agreement must be returned to you the earliest possible or before the signing period from 18 to 19 October 2012 and 22 to 23 October 2012.
- You are required to submit and sign the TG agreement in the presence of MOE officer during the signing period.
MOE will upload a comprehensive FAQ, online Application Manual and Notary Public Booklet on MOE’s website nearer to the period. You may refer to the documents for information and instructions. Application flow and schedule for the signing of Tuition Grant Agreement will be available in the Freshmen Admissions Handbook 2012-13.
For Polytechnic students who have not been discharged or released from the Tuition Grant bonds, your sureties must be present on the scheduled date for the Tuition Grant Agreement signing as the Ministry of Education does not allow the sending of Supplementary Tuition Grant Agreement to sureties in home countries.
