How early should Indian students apply to NUS to allow enough time for visa and document processing?

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For the National University of Singapore admissions, Indian students should ideally apply 6 to 8 months prior to the NUS August intake.

This is the reason why the NUS deadlines for UG and PG courses are in February. To study in Singapore, Indian students do need the Student's Pass which should be ap

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