The Singapore Examinations and Assessment Board said that the students were not penalised.
Healthcare sector contributes 7% of Singapore’s carbon emissions: NUS-MOH report
The bulk of emissions come from the production and use of medicines and medical devices.
NUS expands deep tech start-up support with new investments, collaboration with Stanford University
These co-investments will boost the NUS Venture Capital Programme, which currently manages $150 million in funds.
SIT working with partners to set up test bed for ideas across Punggol Digital District
This will allow companies to test technologies ranging from cyber-security solutions to autonomous robots.
Wild boar sighting near NTU leaves netizens amused and alarmed
A pack of wild boars was spotted grazing on a road divider near Nanyang Technological University (NTU), sparking a mix of amusement and concern online….
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NUS Enterprise expands venture capital programme, collaborates with Stanford
The new partnerships include a S$20 million co-investment agreement
Senator Loren Legarda's visit to Republic Polytechnic’s Centre of Innovation of Singapore offered a compelling view into their strategic approach to food security.The country imports over 90% of its food from around 170 countries, leaving it highly exposed to global supply
Senator Loren Legarda’s visit to Republic Polytechnic’s Centre of Innovation of Singapore offered a compelling view into their strategic approach to food security.
The country imports over 90% of its food from around 170 countries, leaving it highly exposed to global supply… pic.twitter.com/ZXbERqZser
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Republic Poly Aviation Management : r/SGExams
Hi there ! I recently EAE my way into RP Aviation Management as I wasn’t eligible for TP’s Aviation Management even though I went through the aptitude test. Any RP student from AMS too ? Pls share your thoughts of the course ! Also, I’m curious about Republic Poly’s lifestyle, like what are the days of no school, how are the classes schedule, are there any overseas opportunities, what differs from this school and if the bad rep is true etc. Thanks so much in advance !
Republic Poly regarded as ‘ITE North’ : r/SGExams
Few years back when i was in secondary school, i remember that there were quite a number of people who would regard RP as ‘ITE North’ and would slander the school (probably due to it still being a relatively new at that point of time & the newest poly out of all anyway). Has the perception towards RP change in 2025 & has the mindset of ‘ITE North’ gone away?