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New admission requirements for new 'A' Level curriculum (i.e. H1/H2/H3 subjects) »
http://www.nus.edu.sg/oam/apply/local/alevel1/BYA-alevel1.html
Computation of University Admission Score »
The University Admission Score (UAS) is computed as follows:
- the best four content subjects (i.e. 3 H2 and 1 H1 content subjects, with at least 1 content subject to be from a contrasting discipline)
- either GP or KI grade taken in the same sitting
- H1 Project Work
The maximum points for H2 and H1 subjects are 20 and 10 respectively. If you present the results slip for your best MTL Subject score (e.g. 'H1' MTL or 'O' Level Higher MTL), the University will include it in the computation of the UAS if it raises your score.
Though it is not mandatory to include the MTL results in the computation of the UAS, you are required to meet the minimum requirements for MTL as stipulated here.
Please also note that H3 papers taken at the 'A' Level examination are not considered in the computation of the UAS.
If your ‘A’ Level subject combination is beyond the norm, selection for admission will be as follows*:
For more information on the new ‘A’ Level curriculum, please refer to the following: The above admission requirement complements the existing practice of additional admission requirements stipulated by some faculties and schools, such as interviews, portfolios, and aptitude tests.
Qualifying English Test (QET)»Students who do not possess the necessary English Language qualifications are required to sit for the Qualifying English Test (QET) set by the Centre for English Language Communication (CELC). The purpose of this QET is to discern the level of English Language support appropriate for these students. Generally, the test is taken by all first year undergraduate students if they do not meet the QET exemption criteria stated here.
Admission to Mother Tongue Language (MTL) Related Courses»
If you have done well in your higher MTL subject (Chinese, Malay or Tamil) or MTL subject (Chinese, Malay or Tamil) at the 'A' Level examination, you are eligible for MTL bonus points on condition that you pass the required modules in your respective MTL subjects; you are allowed to use the MTL bonus points earned to gain admission to the Arts & Social Sciences course for the following MTL-related concentrations:
- Chinese Language or Chinese Studies
- Malay Studies
- South Asian Studies
The following MTL bonus points will be awarded:
- Two bonus points for applicants who attained at least an E grade H2 MTLL;
- One bonus point for applicants who attained at least an A grade in H1 MTL;
- One bonus point for applicants who attained at least a B grade in H1 General Studies in Chinese; and
- Students offering any combinations of MTL-related subjects are allowed to accumulate the MTL bonus points allocated for each subject, including a combination of H1 MTL and H2 MTLL.
- The cap on bonus points will be three.
- For more information, you can visit MOE’s website at: http://www3.moe.edu.sg/cpdd/alevel2006/faqs.htm#Q29.
MTL bonus points will be added to the Singapore-Cambridge GCE 'A' Level component for computation. The use of bonus points to gain admission to NUS is similar to the award of bonus points for admission to the Junior College Chinese Language Elective Programme.
If you have used the MTL bonus points for admission to the Arts and Social Science course, you will have to sign an undertaking at the point of acceptance. For more information, please click here.
More information on the use of bonus points to gain admission to MTL-related courses can be found at the MOE website.
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