Programs PhD in Singapore: Eligibility, Selection Criteria & Qualifications

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The discussion centers on the challenges faced by an individual seeking to pursue a PhD in physics at Singapore universities, specifically NUS. The person has a master's degree in physics from an Indian university and has struggled to get information from NUS despite multiple attempts to contact them. Key inquiries include eligibility criteria for PhD candidates, selection criteria, and whether qualifications like GATE or GRE are required. A suggestion is made that all necessary information is likely available online, which may explain the lack of response from the university. A link to the NUS physics department's graduate program page is provided for further details.
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Hi ,

I have done my masters in physics with english as main language from an INDIAN university

I want to do phd from singapore universities .I have tried calling NUS for months, no response , i even tried going to campus, but no assistance was provided.

Can anyone help in finding about

-- who are eligible
-- What is the selection criteria
-- whether any Gate/ GRE qualification is necessary
 
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Everything you need to know is available online, probably that's why they didn't bother to reply you?

http://www.physics.nus.edu.sg/corporate/student/pros_grad_MSc_research.html
 
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