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Nanyang Technological University fees for Indian students range from SGD 36,350 (INR 27.26 Lakhs) per year for non-lab undergraduate degrees to SGD 89,380 (INR 67.04 Lakhs) for the full-programme Nanyang MBA.

The core fee anchors for the current cycle:

• UG non-lab (Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences), AY2026/27: SGD 36,350 (INR 27.26 Lakhs) per year
• UG lab-based (Engineering, Science, Computing), AY2026/27: SGD 40,600 (INR 30.45 Lakhs) per year
• UG Accountancy and Business tracks, AY2026/27: SGD 45,600 (INR 34.20 Lakhs) per year
• Nanyang MBA (12 months, full programme): SGD 89,380 (INR 67.04 Lakhs)
• Nanyang Scholarship: full tuition covered plus SGD 6,500 (INR 4.88 Lakhs) annual living allowance

A four-year Engineering degree at NTU adds up to roughly INR 1.22 Crore in tuition alone, and a one-year MSc Data Science sits at about INR 47.42 Lakhs full programme, both quoted at the fee that follows you for the full duration of study.

All INR figures use 1 SGD = INR 75 (July 2026).

Planning to apply for the August 2027 intake at NTU Singapore? Check the full NTU admissions guide for Indian students

Nanyang Technological University Tuition Fees by Programme for Indian Students

Nanyang Technological University charges Indian students the non-subsidised international rate, inclusive of Singapore’s 9 percent GST.

• The rate splits three ways: lab-based (Engineering, Science, Computing), non-lab (Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences), and the higher-priced Business and Accountancy tracks.
• Coursework Masters are quoted as full-programme fees, not per year, because most run 12 to 18 months.

Nanyang Technological University Undergraduate Fees for Indian Students: AY2026/27

Undergraduate fees are fixed at the rate published for your admission year and stay unchanged for the full four-year degree, so the number below is what you pay in Year 1 and every year after.

Source: NTU Undergraduate Tuition Fees, Accepted Programme Offer in 2026 (ntu.edu.sg/admissions/undergraduate/financial-matters/tuition-fees/accepted-programme-offer-in-2026). All fees are inclusive of 9 percent GST.

Nanyang Technological University Postgraduate Fees for Indian Students: AY2026/27

Coursework Masters are quoted as one-time full-programme fees. For a 12-month MSc, the number below is your total tuition liability.

Cost of Living at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore for Indian Students

NTU publishes an official student cost-of-living range of SGD 1,275 to 1,775 (INR 95,625 to INR 1,33,125) per month. That range assumes on-campus or subsidised hostel accommodation, hawker-centre and canteen meals, and public-transport commutes. Off-campus rentals near the Boon Lay or Jurong East MRT lines push the top of the range up sharply.

Source: NTU Cost of Studies for international students (ntu.edu.sg). SGD to INR at 1 SGD = INR 75.

Nanyang Technological University Scholarships for Indian Students

NTU auto-considers most incoming international undergraduates for merit-based scholarships as part of the admission application, so no separate form is needed for the two flagship undergraduate awards below. Postgraduate coursework students have far fewer institutional options and typically rely on India-side awards.

Nanyang Technological University Institutional Scholarships

Source: NTU Undergraduate Financial Matters (ntu.edu.sg/admissions/undergraduate/financial-matters). Nanyang Scholarship is highly selective, with roughly 40 to 50 awards per year across all nationalities.

Want the full list of NTU scholarships with amounts in INR? See the complete NTU scholarships guide for Indian students

Nanyang Technological University Tuition Deposit and Payment Options

Some NTU coursework Master’s programmes require students to pay a S$5,000 (₹3.75 Lakhs) non refundable acceptance deposit after accepting an offer. The deposit is credited against the student’s first tuition fee payment and may also be non transferable. Deposit requirements vary by programme, so applicants should check the fee section of their specific course page.

After accepting the offer, eligible full time international students receive the information required to submit their Student’s Pass application through ICA. The In Principle Approval (IPA) letter is issued after ICA approves the Student’s Pass application. The IPA can be used for entry into Singapore and is required to complete the Student’s Pass formalities.

Methods of Payment

• Telegraphic transfer (SWIFT): The primary route from Indian banks. Allow 3 to 5 working days for value date; keep the SWIFT copy for your visa and loan file.
• NTU’s designated international payment provider (Flywire): Cuts intermediary bank charges by roughly 2 to 3 percent versus a raw SWIFT wire; usable in INR directly.
• Forex card: Load SGD before departure for daily spend and small fee payments; not practical for full tuition due to card ceilings.
• Education loan disbursement: HDFC Credila, Avanse, ICICI, and SBI all disburse directly to NTU on the university’s proforma invoice. Sanction letter is accepted by ICA as proof of funds for the Student’s Pass.

Steps to Pay the Tuition Fee for International Students

1. Accept the offer online through the NTU Admissions Portal within the offer-letter deadline (typically two weeks).
2. Pay the SGD 5,000 (INR 3.75 Lakhs) acceptance deposit via Flywire or SWIFT.
3. Complete the Student’s Pass application on ICA’s SOLAR+ system; receive the In-Principle Approval letter.
4. Pay the balance of the first-semester tuition by the invoice due date (usually 4 weeks before term start).
5. Retain every receipt and SWIFT confirmation for your immigration and loan-disbursement file.

Source: NTU Fees Payment Schedule (Non-Subsidised Tuition Fee Scheme), ntu.edu.sg/oad2.

Hidden Costs of Studying at Nanyang Technological University

The line items below sit outside the tuition and hall-fee columns and are the ones Indian families most often forget. For the August 2027 intake, the two most time-sensitive are the mandatory insurance uplift and the outbound one-way airfare, which peaks in July.

• Student’s Pass fees: NTU lists a SGD 60 Student’s Pass issuance fee and a SGD 30 multiple journey visa fee, if applicable. 
• Mandatory student insurance: All matriculated full time NTU undergraduate and postgraduate students are required to be covered under the university’s insurance schemes. The insurance premium is included in the Health Services Fee charged through the student bill.
• Pre enrolment medical check up: International students must complete the required medical screening before starting their programme. Current NTU published fees at Raffles Medical clinics in Singapore are SGD 54.50 for most programmes, SGD 64.31 for Biological Sciences related programmes, and SGD 83.93 for Medicine and Chinese Medicine programmes. Students using another licensed clinic must pay a SGD 16.35 document endorsement fee to Raffles Medical. Additional tests may result in extra charges.

Total first-year hidden costs land at roughly INR 1.5 to 2.5 Lakhs on top of tuition and living. Budget them explicitly, most Indian applicants underestimate this bucket by half.

Fee Saving Strategies for Indian Students at Nanyang Technological University

The single most time-sensitive lever for the August 2027 intake is the Tuition Grant decision at undergraduate level. It halves your tuition in exchange for a three-year Singapore employment bond, and it is not available if you defer the decision past your admission acceptance window.

• Accept the MOE Tuition Grant (UG only)
• Bid for on-campus hall accommodation: Halls at SGD 350 to 700 (INR 26,250 to 52,500) per month versus off-campus at SGD 1,200 to 1,800 (INR 90,000 to 1.35 Lakhs).
• Work part-time up to 16 hours per week during term
• Claim Section 80E interest deduction on your Indian education loan
• Route funds through Flywire, not raw SWIFT: Saves 2 to 3 percent per transfer, worth INR 1 to 1.5 Lakhs per year on Masters tuition.

Also read: NTU Acceptance Rate 

Is Nanyang Technological University Worth the Cost for Indian Students

A one-year MSc Data Science at NTU is a total investment of roughly INR 63.56 Lakhs against a Singapore-market starting salary that for Employment Pass eligibility begins at SGD 5,600 (INR 4.20 Lakhs) per month, and typically lands SGD 6,500 to 8,500 (INR 4.88 to 6.38 Lakhs) per month for NTU Data Science and Business Analytics graduates in the Singapore tech and finance sectors.

• NTU’s location inside Southeast Asia’s largest financial hub, combined with the university’s own on-campus employer pipeline (DBS, Grab, Shopee, ByteDance, Standard Chartered, and the Big Four all recruit from campus each semester), keeps conversion from OPT-equivalent employment to Employment Pass strong for STEM and Business graduates.
• On the EMI-versus-salary maths, a INR 60 Lakh education loan at 10.5 percent over 10 years is an EMI of approximately INR 80,000 per month.
• Set against the SGD 6,500 (INR 4.88 Lakhs) monthly EP-track salary common for NTU MSc graduates, that is under 17 percent of gross monthly income.
• Payback of the full loan tracks 4 to 5 years for a graduate who stays in Singapore, versus 8 to 10 years for a graduate who returns to India on a INR 25 to 35 Lakh Indian tech-sector salary.