Lim Tiam Seng Scholarship (NYP): 2026 Profile
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At a glance
Sponsor: Lim Tiam Seng Scholarship Fund & Nanyang PolytechnicBond: Bond-FreeOverseas: Primarily Singapore
Q: What does Lim Tiam Seng Scholarship (NYP): 2026 Profile cover?
A: An NYP scholarship for applied science and engineering students focused on agri-tech-funding, service requirements, and application tips.
TL;DR NYP lists the Lim Tiam Seng Scholarship for Year 2 or 3 Applied Science or Engineering students, with a S$2,500 one-year allowance, no bond, and a 25-hour local farming industry service requirement.
Shortlist it next to other bond-free polytechnic awards using our Scholarship Matcher so you can gauge how the allowance and service requirements compare before you accept the invite.
Scholarship Snapshot
- Status: NYP's current scholarships page lists invitation-based applications in Semester 2 each year.
- Official Portal: NYP scholarships
- Who It Targets (published): Year 2 or 3 students from NYP's School of Applied Science or School of Engineering.
- Eligibility (published): Singapore Citizens; Year 2 or 3 students; good conduct; CGPA at least 3.5; not receiving other scholarships/sponsorships.
- Bond: No bond obligation; recipients must complete at least 25 hours of local farming industry community service within 1 year of the award.
Funding & Development Pathway
- Financial support: Annual allowance of S$2,500 for 1 year.
- Industry engagement: Community service for the local farming industry, including research or projects related to the agri-tech sector, for at least 25 hours within 1 year of the award.
- Mentorship & exposure: Ask about faculty/industry mentorship and presentation opportunities tied to the scholarship.
Application Timeline & Selection Flow
- Watch for the invitation: NYP states that eligible students will be invited to apply in Semester 2 each year.
- Prepare documentation: Keep transcripts, CCA records, and a statement of interest in agri-tech ready.
- Panel interview: Be ready to discuss applying your skills to farming/food-security challenges and any service expectations.
- Award briefing: Seek written clarity on allowance, duration, and project requirements before accepting.
Preparation Playbook
- Document agri-tech exposure: Collect evidence of hydroponics labs, sustainability projects, or internships.
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Marcus Pang·Managing Director (Maths)




