MENDAKI – ISCA Scholarship (Accounting): 2026 Profile
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Join our Telegram study groupQ: What does MENDAKI – ISCA Scholarship (Accounting): 2026 Profile cover?
A: Key facts on the MENDAKI–Institute of Singapore Chartered Accountants Scholarship for Malay/Muslim accountancy undergraduates, including award value, application steps, and professional obligations.
TL;DR\ The MENDAKI–ISCA Scholarship helps Malay/Muslim accountancy undergraduates finish strong with financial support, professional networking, and leadership opportunities—excel academically, show integrity, and outline how you will serve the community through finance expertise.
Compare it with other MENDAKI finance pathways in our Scholarship Matcher before you file your application.
Scholarship Snapshot
- Status: Application Cycle Closed (last checked 2025-10-13)
- Official Portal: MENDAKI – ISCA Scholarship (Accounting)
- Who It Targets: Final-year accountancy students at Singapore autonomous universities who are Malay/Muslim and demonstrate financial need
- Eligibility: Singapore Citizen or PR Malay/Muslim students with CAP/GPA ≥ 4.0 (or equivalent honours standing), active in service initiatives, and committed to the accountancy profession
- Tenable Institutions: NTU, NUS, SIT, SMU, SUSS, SUTD (accountancy programmes)
- Award Type: Mid-term scholarship supporting the final stretch towards graduation
Award Components
- Tuition fee subsidy or reimbursement for remaining semesters (stackable with MOE Tuition Grant)
- Monthly stipend to offset living expenses, exam fees, and professional membership costs
- Complimentary or subsidised access to ISCA student membership, networking events, and technical workshops
- Mentorship with chartered accountants from MENDAKI's partner firms covering audit, advisory, and public-sector finance pathways
Eligibility Focus
- Strong academic performance in accounting core modules (assurance, financial reporting, tax, analytics)
- Demonstrated ethical leadership—e.g., student board roles, internal audit projects, or community finance clinics
- Financial need statement detailing how the scholarship enables continued focus on professional exams or internships
- Willingness to share knowledge via tutoring, financial literacy workshops, or MENDAKI youth mentorship




