Find named Singapore scholarships matched to your IGCSE / A Level / IB grades, study level and nationality. Covers the ASEAN Scholarship, MOE Singapore Scholarship, NUS Merit Scholarship, NTU ASEAN Scholarship and SMU Global Impact Scholarship — including bond requirements where applicable.
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Quick answers about Singapore scholarship applications for IGCSE / A Level / IB students.
Answer five quick questions — which countries you're applying to, study level (undergraduate or postgraduate), your predicted or actual grades (IGCSE / A Level / IB), the type of funding you need, and your nationality category. The tool returns named scholarship schemes matched to your profile, each tagged with coverage type (full tuition / partial / living costs), competitiveness, bond requirement and application route.
ASEAN Scholarship, MOE Singapore Scholarship, NUS & NTU Merit Awards and SMU Global Impact Scholarship — including bond requirements. The scholarship finder covers the major named schemes available to IGCSE / A Level / IB students applying to Singapore — both government and university-level awards.
It depends on the scholarship tier. Highly competitive government and full-funding scholarships (e.g. Chevening for the UK, MEXT for Japan, NYU Abu Dhabi for the UAE) typically require excellent grades — A*AA–AAA at A Level or 37–40 at IB. University-level merit awards are more accessible — many consider AAB–ABB (32–35 IB) or even lower. The scholarship finder filters results based on your grade band, so you only see awards you're realistically eligible for.
Yes — several Singapore scholarships are automatic. These are considered from your main university application without a separate form; the result card for each scholarship shows the application route (Automatic / Separate application / Embassy nomination) so you know exactly what's needed.
Yes — several Singapore government and MOE scholarships carry a post-study work bond, typically requiring recipients to work for a Singapore-registered employer for 3–6 years after graduating. The scholarship card in this tool flags bond requirements clearly with a ⚠️ bond required label.
Yes — the hub version of this tool (at /tools/university-scholarship-finder/) lets you select up to all 14 destinations (UK, US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Japan, UAE, Netherlands, Germany, Switzerland and Ireland) and returns a combined, filtered scholarship list across all of them.
As early as possible — most scholarship deadlines fall before (sometimes well before) the main university application deadline. Government scholarships like Chevening, MEXT and Australia Awards typically close 9–12 months before the intake. University-level merit scholarships are usually considered automatically at application or have a deadline 1–3 months after your offer. Start your scholarship research at least 12 months before the intended intake.
Yes. Tutopiya tutors and admissions counsellors can help strengthen your grades (the most important eligibility factor), review your scholarship personal statement, and prepare you for scholarship interviews. Book a free 30-minute consultation to discuss your scholarship profile and application strategy.
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