Kewalram Chanrai Group Scholarship (SUSS): 2026 Profile

Q: What does Kewalram Chanrai Group Scholarship (SUSS): 2026 Profile cover?
A: Overview of SUSS's female-focused Kewalram Chanrai Group Scholarship-funding tiers, eligible programmes, and what to highlight when applying.

TL;DR This profile summarises eligibility, what’s covered, and bond/terms-verify the latest details on the sponsor’s official page before applying.

Shortlist it alongside other bond-free education and social-impact awards inside our Scholarship Matcher so you understand how SUSS’s package compares before submitting.

Scholarship Snapshot

• Status: Not listed as a standalone entry on the SUSS scholarships page as of 30 Nov 2025; contact SUSS to confirm whether the scholarship is offered this cycle.
• Official Portal: SUSS scholarships overview
• Who It Targets (past cycles): Female S R Nathan School of Human Development undergraduates (full-time or part-time) with strong academics and leadership; confirm with SUSS for the current cycle.
• Eligibility: Singapore Citizens or PRs enrolled in relevant NSHD programmes (e.g., early childhood education, counselling, HR management, social work). Verify the exact eligible programmes and GPA criteria with SUSS.
• Bond: No bond, per the official SUSS terms and conditions.

Funding & Development Pathway

• Tuition relief: S$7,500 per year to offset tuition (full-time); up to S$10,000 for remaining candidature (part-time), per the official SUSS terms and conditions.
• Holistic development: Past cycles emphasised leadership and service within NSHD-confirm current expectations with SUSS.
• Industry exposure: Engage directly with SUSS to learn whether Kewalram Chanrai Group networking or mentorship remains part of the package.

Application Timeline & Selection Flow

1. Prepare your dossier: Compile transcripts, CCA portfolios, leadership testimonies, and a personal statement aligned to the NSHD mission.
2. Check the live window: Apply via the SUSS scholarships portal once SUSS confirms the current cycle and dates.
3. Interview & presentation: Shortlisted candidates typically discuss community impact and future contributions to early childhood, HR, or social work sectors.
4. Award briefing: Confirm fee subsidy quantum, any service expectations, and whether the scholarship is bond-free.

Reviewed by

Marcus Pang·Managing Director (Maths)