Nanyang Merit Scholarship: 2026 Profile

Q: What does Nanyang Merit Scholarship: 2026 Profile cover?
A: Everything you need to know about NTU's flagship merit scholarship-funding components, leadership expectations, and tips to stand out in a highly competitive selection.

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

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Scholarship Snapshot

• Status: NTU's current page says the scholarship application period follows the admissions application period. Applicants submit the NTU admissions application first, then complete the scholarship form through the "Apply for Scholarship" link.
• Official Portal: Nanyang Merit Scholarship (NTU)
• Who It Targets: Incoming NTU freshmen (e.g., A-Level, IB, NUS High, polytechnic, or equivalent qualifications).
• Eligibility (published): Open to all nationalities; NTU lists selection considerations including outstanding academic achievements, leadership qualities, and excellent co-curricular records.
• Tenable Institution: Nanyang Technological University
• Bond (published): NTU states there is no bond in addition to existing bond obligations (if any). MOE Tuition Grant service obligation may apply to PRs/international students (where applicable).

Financial & Development Benefits

Per NTU’s scholarship page:

• Full coverage of subsidised tuition fees (after Tuition Grant)
• Living allowance of $5,000 per academic year
• $4,000 travel grant (one-off)
• NTU states there is no bond in addition to existing bond obligations (if any); confirm any MOE Tuition Grant service obligation that applies to your status.
• Refer to NTU’s page for the current scholarship terms (e.g., minimum CGPA and student ambassador expectations).

Application Timeline & Checklist

1. Submit your NTU admissions application and complete the scholarship section at the end of the application form.
2. Prepare the required materials listed by NTU (e.g., a short personal essay and a passport-size photograph).
3. Provide your appraiser’s contact details early and ensure the appraisal is submitted by the deadline.

Reviewed by

Marcus Pang·Managing Director (Maths)