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The maximum number of CCA points you can get is 9 points. 9 points is Hall Council (aka JCRC), 7 is usually a high rank in a school committee (which is pretty much unattainable in year 1), 5 is like sub-committee kind (possible in year 1) and 3 is also sub-committee kind, very much attainable. When compared, of course the 7 pointer will have a ...
NTU’s Bachelor of Applied Computing in Finance deserves more attention. Late last year, NTU launched this new course, which is set to admit its first batch of students this year. In my very subjective opinion, this ACF course could very well be a formidable alternative, if not, the superior course to the existing Business and Computing Double ...
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ADMIN MOD. NTU Applications 2023 Megathread. MUST-READS: University. Feel free to interact with seniors and other prospective students, or ask any questions relating to NTU here! Questions such as admissions, academics, CCAs, campus living and school life are greatly welcomed. Link to 6th University Application Results Megathread - Class of 2022.
Did my prof just plagiarized a student's FYP. Ok so recently I was doing some research and I came across 2 research papers, the first one is a student's FYP published in 2014 (written in Chinese) and the second one is written by a prof, published in 2018 (written in English). These two papers are in different languages but they are very similar ...
A masters degree from NTU will potentially set you up decently well for inroads into the Chinese market, provided you have a good command of business Chinese (super important, could call it the make or break factor). Tldr; Yes, if you're referring to China. It's deemed as one of the 2nd tier target schools in China. 14.
I mean, the semi con job market isnt dying as badly as swe. And nus has been on a trend of increasing intake. But tbh idk how the ceg scene is like. As in, idk if its definitive if nus or ntu is better, so each specific major falling/rising abit doesnt raise any red flags for me. Unless u'd like to enlighten me what most ceg ppl think?
