NUS Indicative Grade Profile (IGP)
Explore 12 years of admission data (2014-2026) for 21 courses across 7 faculties at National University of Singapore
Courses
21
Total Intake 2025
7,369
Avg GPA 2025
3.65
Data Range
12 Years
Note: This data shows admission statistics for students admitted in AY2025/2026 (started Aug 2025). If you're applying now, you're applying for AY2026/2027 admission (starting Aug 2026).
Understanding NUS IGP Data
The Indicative Grade Profile (IGP) provides a snapshot of the 10th percentile grade profile of students admitted to NUS courses in the previous academic year. This means 90% of admitted students scored higher than the IGP, while 10% scored at or below it.
📊A-Level Applicants
IGP shows the 10th percentile University Admission Score (Rank Points). For example, AAA/A (85) means 90% of admitted students scored above 85 RP.
🎓Polytechnic Applicants
GPA column shows the 10th percentile GPA on a 4.0 scale. For example, 3.80 GPA means 90% of admitted poly students had GPA above 3.80.
⚠️Important: 90 Rank Point IGP Data
The Rank Point data shown in this IGP assumes GP (General Paper) and PW (Project Work) are graded as C. This means the maximum score reflected is 85 points for most courses. However, some highly competitive courses (e.g., Medicine, Law, Dentistry) may require students to achieve scores higher than 85 points, up to the full 90 points with better GP/PW grades.
3-Year Trend Analysis
2023/2024 to 2025/2026
Law remains most competitive at 85 RP
Faculty of Law
NUS expands with +942 places
over 3 years
Pharmacy sees biggest growth with +50 students
College of Humanities and Sciences
1 new course launched in 2025/2026: Business Artificial Intelligence Systems
School of Computing
Competition largely stable: 10 courses unchanged
over 3 years
Intake Change
+942
vs 3 years ago
Harder Trend
0
3 years straight
Easier Trend
0
3 years straight
New Courses
1
Business Artificial Intelligence Systems
Total Intake Trend
Growing3 Years Ago
6,107
Change
+1,262
Current
7,369
Competition Changes (3-Year)
Getting Harder
3 courses
Getting Easier
6 courses
Consistently Getting Harder
3 consecutive years of RP increase
No courses with sustained increasing trend
Consistently Getting Easier
3 consecutive years of RP decrease
No courses with sustained decreasing trend
NUS Indicative Grade Profile
21 courses across 7 faculties•2014/2015 to 2025/2026
Important Notes:
- IGP represents the 10th percentile score of admitted students (not minimum requirement)
- Courses marked with * require interviews/portfolios
- "—" indicates insufficient data or course not offered that year
- GPA is for polytechnic diploma holders (4.0 scale)
- Data source: NUS Official IGP archived on Wayback Machine
How to Use This Data
Set Realistic Targets
Use IGP as a benchmark. Aim for scores above the IGP to have a competitive chance, as 90% of admitted students scored higher.
Analyze Trends
Look at 12-year historical trends to identify courses with rising or stable cutoff points. Trend arrows show GPA and intake changes year-over-year.
Consider Holistic Factors
Courses marked with * require interviews, portfolios, or aptitude tests. Strong co-curricular activities and personal statements matter too.
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