the final advice from amir was top-tier! 'don't think the interviewers are trying to not let you in, they're trying to help you!' - all the best to those going for interview season right now! also - plugging jovan and vamsi jovan: www.youtube.com/@jovanhsu vamsi: www.youtube.com/@vamsip959
FUN FACT: for most Singaporeans out there who are studying Medicine, they would have to spend one year abroad during their careers, to work in another country, to explore their culture and how they work in these countries, even in first world countries like the UK. Honestly, Singapore is so advanced in technology that when they go over to the other country, they will realize that Singapore is heaven to work with, with all the advances in technology and systems. - Speaking from the conversations I've had with my sister and BIL.
Hello JT sir (soon to b Dr. JT😃😃)....i went n dig out all your poly days' video (from application to life in poly, how to go about in picking the right course, the right attitude n mind set in study, your ultimate aim n how this has propelled u to pick the right programme n study at poly etc) n make it compulsory for my junior to watch. To me , u r an excellent role model for my son n emulate your study life n spirit👍👍👍. My son will b in Sec. 1 come sep ,2023 n to take his IGCSE in late autumn 2028. Though u r now in NUS, Ur poly videos will sure be my son's guidance n encouragement, cum motivates him to work hard n b serious in his study. Thanks JT for your time n generous in sharing your real personal experience. 🙏🙏 Congrats to nus being ranked 8th place in 2024 'kiew' S ranking (sorry yeah, keyboard got problem😅😅)
I have decided that i will join NUS so that i can get 20% off at NUS Kopitiam, and purchase coke for $1 at the science canteen haha Lol jokes aside, enjoyed watching the interviews as it was really meaningful :)
I was eagerly waiting for this video. I'm 16 y/o from India and I want to study medicine at NUS. It's my dream. Thank you so much Jeremiah for bringing such informative videos for us.
Hi dude. I'm a medical student from India. I just studied about Singapore. I'm so astonished who singapore was much worse at one time and now, it had become so developed just due to 1 person. Here in india, political system is so curropt. Every politician is curropt. There is so much unemployment and poverty
hey you an check out the NUS website for the latest tuition fees as it changes every year! Or you could check out moku kim MD or kaushik ilango who have made videos on it before!
Hi Jeremiah i wanted to ask if coloured hair is allowed for doctors when they start practicing and if it’s allowed in med school cuz i’ve noticed that none of ur peers had coloured hair in the video
HAPPY BELATED BLACK HISTORY MONTH, EVERYONE!!!! MLK DAY, JUNETEENTH, KWANZA, AND THE HOLIDAY COMMEMORATING GEORGE WASHINGTON CARVER'S INVENTION OF PEANUT BUTTER JUST AROUND THE CORNER!!!!!!!!!
Doctor is a nice name to have, but not a good exciting career to do…who would want to be tied to a seat and see & smell either chao keng “peasants” or elderly for 9 - 10 hrs everyday Mon to Fri…
the final advice from amir was top-tier!
'don't think the interviewers are trying to not let you in, they're trying to help you!' - all the best to those going for interview season right now!
also - plugging jovan and vamsi
jovan: www.youtube.com/@jovanhsu
vamsi: www.youtube.com/@vamsip959
How many doses of the Covid Vaccine that u guys have to take now? 4 Doses?
AHHHH I didn't know I missed the opportunity to be part of this community talk😭
@@latierrasanador ohh yes would have been nice to have heard from you!
FUN FACT: for most Singaporeans out there who are studying Medicine, they would have to spend one year abroad during their careers, to work in another country, to explore their culture and how they work in these countries, even in first world countries like the UK. Honestly, Singapore is so advanced in technology that when they go over to the other country, they will realize that Singapore is heaven to work with, with all the advances in technology and systems. - Speaking from the conversations I've had with my sister and BIL.
Are you referring to hmdp? Sorry but not everyone will go for one
Thank you Jeremiah and all! Keep up the good work!
Thanks so much!
As an ex Medical Doctor from the UK, this was so interesting, thank you for sharing! ❤
Thanks for checking it out!
Usually the person who are always not serious with his/her answers is among the smartest.
True
hi from an Indonesian med student!~~ I love the answers
thanks for watching!
my fsa is tmr and im watching this... AKJSDAKJJ so nervous.. but great video, really enjoyed it :))))
ATB!!!!
@@JeremiahTang thank u :D
Do Nursing next.
I really regret my decision to study it.
Overqualified and underpaid
@@lightspeeder aww. So sweet.
Hello JT sir (soon to b Dr. JT😃😃)....i went n dig out all your poly days' video (from application to life in poly, how to go about in picking the right course, the right attitude n mind set in study, your ultimate aim n how this has propelled u to pick the right programme n study at poly etc) n make it compulsory for my junior to watch. To me , u r an excellent role model for my son n emulate your study life n spirit👍👍👍. My son will b in Sec. 1 come sep ,2023 n to take his IGCSE in late autumn 2028.
Though u r now in NUS, Ur poly videos will sure be my son's guidance n encouragement, cum motivates him to work hard n b serious in his study. Thanks JT for your time n generous in sharing your real personal experience. 🙏🙏
Congrats to nus being ranked 8th place in 2024 'kiew' S ranking (sorry yeah, keyboard got problem😅😅)
Thank you so much for the thoughtful comment! all the best to your son! hope he gets to achieve his dreams too!
I have decided that i will join NUS so that i can get 20% off at NUS Kopitiam, and purchase coke for $1 at the science canteen haha
Lol jokes aside, enjoyed watching the interviews as it was really meaningful :)
hahhahahahah! thanks for watching! totally agree that the advice from my friends were really meaningful and sobering!
I was eagerly waiting for this video. I'm 16 y/o from India and I want to study medicine at NUS. It's my dream. Thank you so much Jeremiah for bringing such informative videos for us.
all the best with your dream!
Keep dreaming it will never come true
@@pravenasshsathiyamoorthie7718 thanks bro for motivating me. I'm gonna prove you wrong :)
@@RituSingh-wv3vdactually it is hard because nus med accepts mostly singaporeans, foreigners and prs stand nearly 0 chance
@@renderz8435 what's prs? Btw bro I'm Indian and I've already researched about the admission criteria. Indians can get admission there.
How is the medical degree from nus different from duke-nus?
one is an undergraduate degree and one is post-graduate
Good morning, do you have many foreign resident doctors at the university hospital?
good friday😊🎉
Hi dude. I'm a medical student from India. I just studied about Singapore. I'm so astonished who singapore was much worse at one time and now, it had become so developed just due to 1 person. Here in india, political system is so curropt. Every politician is curropt. There is so much unemployment and poverty
Hey jerimiah,pls can u interview any Muslim or black person so that I can know their experience as nus students
Nice video. What would be the total tuition fee for the MBBS program and the cost of living also. Thank you
hey you an check out the NUS website for the latest tuition fees as it changes every year! Or you could check out moku kim MD or kaushik ilango who have made videos on it before!
Please do law next!!
hey Jeremiah, hope you are doing fine... I have certain queries... how can I contact you?
you can reach out on IG or email!
@@JeremiahTang thanks :)
Whats your gpa poly
I’m so excited to be study here , if u reading my comment please tell me what score they wanted of the BMAT & SAT 🙏🏼💖
all the best! you can refer to the school websites for the updated information
Hi Jeremiah i wanted to ask if coloured hair is allowed for doctors when they start practicing and if it’s allowed in med school cuz i’ve noticed that none of ur peers had coloured hair in the video
hey i'm unsure of the rules for doctors or upper year students (3rd to 5th year) - but some of the friends from years 1-2 do have coloured hair!
@@JeremiahTang thanku for the info !
Not sure about students but there are HOs, MOs, reg, nurses, allied health staff with coloured hair
Great video! But what is CG by the way? Is it kinda like a buddy system ?
yup CG is an assigned group that you attend all your classes together! its a grp of 6
@@JeremiahTang Ah i see. Thank you for your reply.
Great content man! May I ask that is NUS open for visit for foreigners?
the campus is pretty open, you can even slip into big lecture hall for free lecture, no one gonna notice.
@@eddiechong6217 Thanks for the info! Are you also a student there?
why nvm interview m5s gg on to HO we give da real tea
👀👀
@@JeremiahTang Ya why never interview tammy the med queen of M5?
from woodlands MRT Singapore
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HAPPY BELATED BLACK HISTORY MONTH, EVERYONE!!!! MLK DAY, JUNETEENTH, KWANZA, AND THE HOLIDAY COMMEMORATING GEORGE WASHINGTON CARVER'S INVENTION OF PEANUT BUTTER JUST AROUND THE CORNER!!!!!!!!!
bro did you skip NS?
How do u guys paid off school fees 😅
Parents with enough savings
My fav rag team leader
🤡
what's a CG?
its a clinical group!
I want to study medicine but i've heard how overworked junior doctors are.. 😭 i'd prob burnout
hey the work is indeed tough but its truly rewarding if its for you! atb to you!
God is the best ever
please add subtitles some have thick accent
I don't see no Singaporean students in Vishvaguru Indian universities ....🤣🤣🤣🤣
Doctor is a nice name to have, but not a good exciting career to do…who would want to be tied to a seat and see & smell either chao keng “peasants” or elderly for 9 - 10 hrs everyday Mon to Fri…