Is NUS MBA rolling admission?

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Rashmi Gupta
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During the application cycle, the NUS MBA programme accepts applications on a rolling basis. The NUS MBA programme is highly regarded by top recruiters and businesses worldwide. Graduates of the programme have found jobs in fields such as banking, consulting, technology, and healthcare.

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