NUS–MOE Science Research Programme 2026: Application & Portfolio Guide
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Q: What does NUS–MOE Science Research Programme 2026: Application & Portfolio Guide cover?
A: Step-by-step playbook for JC1 applicants targeting the 2026 NUS–MOE Science Research Programme (SRP).
TL;DR
SRP application windows and deliverables are often circulated via schools (not always listed as a single public timeline). Line up your evidence early, coordinate with your school’s SRP teacher-in-charge, and confirm the 2026 window, selection rules, and deliverables via the official briefings/circulars.
Status: NUS SRP page and MOE high-ability programme pages checked 2025-12-15; confirm intake dates via your school's SRP coordinator.
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1 Programme Snapshot (2026 Intake)
- Organisers: National University of Singapore Faculty of Science + MOE Gifted Education Branch (per programme charter).
- Target audience: JC1 students from IP/JC schools with strong science aptitude.
- Cohort size: Not consistently published on the public page—ask your school SRP coordinator.
- Application window: Schools typically circulate the window; confirm via your SRP teacher-in-charge and official circulars.
- Selection criteria: Expect evaluation of academics, teacher nominations, research interest fit, and conduct; verify the exact rubric with organisers.
2 Application Components Checklist
| Component | What to prepare | Tips |
| Application form | Personal particulars, academic history, CCA achievements | Use consistent formatting; highlight STEM competitions and leadership roles |
| Personal statement |
