Are CBSE students eligible to apply for NUS Law the same year when they appear for their board exams? What is the admission process?
Yes, absolutely! CBSE students are eligible to apply for NUS Law in the same year they appear for their Class 12th board exams. The National University of Singapore (NUS) typically opens its applications around October to February for the following academic year. You would apply with your predicted
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Yes definitely, CBSE students are eligible to apply for NUS Law the same year when they appear for their board exams.
Admission process involves a written test followed by an interview.
Upvote Yes, CBSE students are generally eligible to apply to NUS Law in the same year they appear for their board exams
Admission Process:
Check Eligibility
Apply Online
Submit Supporting Documents
Pay Application Fee
Await Results
Shortlisted Applicants
Final Admissions
Accept Offer
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