What Are the Uni IGPs in 2025?

It's university application season again, a period brimming with anticipation, excitement, and perhaps a touch of anxiety. It can sometimes feel like a game of chance and numbers as you navigate the options against your A-level grades and consider your future path.
To help you gain a clearer perspective and make informed decisions, here’s a comprehensive rundown of the indicative grade profiles (IGP) for major universities in Singapore. Understanding these IGPs can provide valuable insights into the academic expectations for various courses and help you gauge your standing as you embark on this exciting new chapter.
What is the Indicative Grade Profile (IGP)?
The indicative grade profile (IGP) for a university course provides a general indication of the academic performance of students admitted to that course in the previous year's intake. It’s a rough guide to help you assess your competitiveness and make informed decisions about your university applications.
The grade profiles typically refer to the grades achieved in your three and one content-based subjects. For each course, universities usually present the representative grade profiles of the 10th and 90th percentiles of students who were offered places. For example, if the 90th percentile IGP for a course is AAA/B, it means that 10% of the students admitted to that course had grades of AAA/B or better.
Grade C is generally assumed for both General Paper (GP) and Project Work (PW) when determining these grade profiles. It’s also important to note that, unlike JC cut-off points, the IGP is not a score calculation method. Universities consider various factors in their admissions decisions, including your co-curricular activities, personal essays, and interview performance. Therefore, while grades are undoubtedly important, they are not the sole determinant of your success in securing a university place.
NTU Indicative Grade Profile 2025
Nanyang Technological University (NTU) consistently ranks among the top universities globally, renowned for its strong emphasis on research and innovation. Popular courses at NTU include Materials Science and Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Communications and Media Studies, Chemistry, and Education.
These programmes attract high-calibre students seeking a rigorous and enriching academic experience. Here are the IGPs of A-level applicants to NTU for 2024/2025:
| NTU Programme | Indicative Grade Profile (3 H2 & 1 H1) | |
|---|---|---|
| 10th percentile | 90th percentile | |
| Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine | ||
| Medicine* | AAA/A | AAA/A |
| College of Engineering | ||
| Renaissance Engineering* | AAA/A | AAA/A |
| Aerospace Engineering | CCC/C | AAA/A |
| Bioengineering | BCC/D | AAA/A |
| Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering | BCC/C | AAA/A |
| Civil Engineering | CDD/D | ABC/B |
| Electrical & Electronic Engineering | CCD/C | AAA/A |
| Environmental Engineering | CCD/C | AAA/A |
| Information Engineering & Media | BCC/D | AAC/C |
| Maritime Studies | BCC/D | ABC/C |
| Materials Engineering | CCC/C | AAA/A |
| Mechanical Engineering | CDD/C | AAA/A |
| College of Computing and Data Science | ||
| Artificial Intelligence and Society | ABC/C | AAA/A |
| Computer Engineering | ABC/C | AAA/A |
| Computer Science | AAC/B | AAA/A |
| Data Science & Artificial Intelligence | AAB/B | AAA/A |
| College of Science | ||
| Double Major Programmes* | AAB/B | AAA/A |
| Biological Sciences* | AAC/C | AAA/A |
| Chemistry & Biological Chemistry | BCC/C | AAA/A |
| Chinese Medicine* | ABC/C | AAA/A |
| Environmental Earth Systems Science* | AAB/B | AAA/A |
| Mathematical Sciences | BBC/C | AAA/A |
| Physics / Applied Physics | CCC/C | AAA/A |
| Nanyang Business School (College of Business) | ||
| Accountancy* | ABC/C | AAA/A |
| Business* | ABC/C | AAA/A |
| Applied Computing in Finance* | AAC/B | AAA/A |
| College of Humanities, Arts & Social Sciences | ||
| SOH Double Major Programmes* | AAA/C | AAA/A |
| SSS Double Major Programmes | AAA/B | AAA/A |
| Art, Design & Media*^ | BCC/C | AAA/A |
| Chinese* | BBC/C | AAA/A |
| Communication Studies* | AAC/C | AAA/A |
| Economics | BBC/B | AAA/A |
| Economics and Data Science | AAB/B | AAA/A |
| English* | BBC/B | AAA/A |
| History* | BCC/C | AAB/B |
| Linguistics & Multilingual Studies* | BBC/C | AAA/A |
| Philosophy* | BBC/C | AAA/A |
| Philosophy, Politics, and Economics | AAB/B | AAA/A |
| Psychology | AAC/B | AAA/A |
| Public Policy & Global Affairs | AAC/B | AAA/A |
| Sociology | BBC/C | AAB/B |
| National Institute of Education | ||
| Arts (Academic Discipline & Education)* | BBC/C | AAA/A |
| Science (Academic Discipline & Education)* | AAB/C | AAA/A |
| Sport Science & Management* | CCC/C | AAB/B |
* Additional assessments, such as interviews, selection tests, and/or portfolios, are required
^ Admission to Art, Design & Media programme is based on Composite Score which comprises
Entrance Requirement Score and University Admission Score.
NUS Indicative Grade Profile 2025
The National University of Singapore (NUS) is a leading institution in Asia, renowned for its academic rigour and diverse range of programmes. NUS attracts a vibrant and intellectually stimulating environment with sought-after courses like Computer Science & Information Systems, Social Policy & Administration, Law, and History.
Each discipline brings its unique academic demands and career pathways. Here are the IGPs of A-level applicants to NUS for 2024/2025:
| NUS Programme | Indicative Grade Profile (3 H2 & 1 H1) | |
|---|---|---|
| 10th percentile | 90th percentile | |
| Faculty of Law | ||
| Law* | AAA/A | AAA/A |
| School of Medicine | ||
| Medicine* | AAA/A | AAA/A |
| Nursing* | CCD/B | AAB/B |
| Faculty of Dentistry | ||
| Dentistry* | AAA/A | AAA/A |
| College of Design & Engineering | ||
| Architecture* | CCC/C | AAA/C |
| Engineering | BBB/C | AAA/A |
| Industrial Design* | BBB/B | AAA/A |
| Landscape Architecture* | CCC/B | AAB/C |
| School of Computing | ||
| Business Analytics | AAA/A | AAA/A |
| Computer Science | AAA/A | AAA/A |
| Information Security | AAA/A | AAA/A |
| Information Systems | AAA/A | AAA/A |
| College of Design & Engineering and School of Computing | ||
| Computer Engineering | AAA/A | AAA/A |
| College of Humanities & Sciences | ||
| Data Science and Economics | AAA/A | AAA/A |
| Environmental Studies | AAA/C | AAA/A |
| Food Science and Technology | AAA/B | AAA/A |
| Humanities and Sciences | ABB/B | AAA/A |
| Pharmaceutical Science | AAA/A | AAA/A |
| Pharmacy^ | AAA/B | AAA/A |
| Philosophy, Politics, and Economics* | AAA/A | AAA/A |
| NUS Business School | ||
| Business Administration | AAA/C | AAA/A |
* Programmes that require interview and/or test
^ Pharmacy programme does not follow CHS curriculum
SMU Indicative Grade Profile 2025
Singapore Management University (SMU) stands out for its unique pedagogical approach, emphasising interactive seminars and a focus on real-world application.
Its city campus location and vibrant student life make it popular for those seeking a dynamic and engaging learning environment. SMU is particularly renowned for its Business programmes, with disciplines like Business Marketing, Information Systems, Law, Economics, Accountancy, and Social Sciences.
These courses equip students with the skills and knowledge necessary to thrive in today's competitive business world. Here are the IGPs of A-level applicants to SMU for 2024/2025:
| SMU Programme | Indicative Grade Profile (3 H2 & 1 H1) | |
|---|---|---|
| 10th percentile | 90th percentile | |
| Bachelor of Accountancy | BBB/C | AAA/A |
| Bachelor of Business Management | ABB/C | AAA/A |
| Bachelor of Laws | AAA/A | AAA/A |
| Bachelor of Science (Economics) | BBB/C | AAA/A |
| Bachelor of Science (Information Systems) | BBB/C | AAA/A |
| Bachelor of Science (Computer Science) | AAB/A | AAA/A |
| Bachelor of Science (Computing & Law) | ABB/A | AAA/A |
| Bachelor of Science (Software Engineering) | BBB/C | AAA/C |
| Bachelor of Social Sciences | BBB/C | AAA/A |
| Deferred Declaration of Degree / Bachelor of Integrative Studies | ABB/A | AAA/A |
SUSS Indicative Grade Profile 2025
The Singapore University of Social Sciences (SUSS) distinguishes itself as Singapore's only autonomous university with a dedicated focus on social sciences. SUSS offers a unique blend of academic rigour and real-world application, emphasising social relevance and the development of skills for the public good.
Among its diverse range of courses, popular choices include Social Work, Early Childhood Education, Human Resource Management, and Counselling.
The SUSS IGP takes into account 2024 applicants’ performance for the school’s 3-stage admissions assessment as well as their University Admission Score (UAS). The UAS accounts for scores in General Paper, Project Work, three H2 subjects, and one H1 subject in the A-levels.
| SUSS Programme | Indicative Grade Profile (UAS) | |
|---|---|---|
| Percentage of shortlisted first choice applicants with UAS below 60.00 who received an offer (<60.00) | Percentage of shortlisted first choice applicants with UAS at least 60.00 who received an offer (60.00 – 90.00) | |
| School of Business | ||
| Bachelor of Accountancy | Below 5% | 47.3% |
| Bachelor of Science in Finance | Below 5% | 26.5% |
| Bachelor of Science in Marketing | Below 5% | 46.7% |
| Bachelor of Science in Supply Chain Management | Below 5% | 41.7% |
| Bachelor of Science in Business Analytics | 6.5% | 27.9% |
| S R Nathan School of Human Development | ||
| Bachelor of Social Work | Below 5% | 46.0% |
| Bachelor of Early Childhood Education | 7.7% | 50.0% |
| Bachelor of Human Resource Management | Below 5% | 46.8% |
| School of Humanities and Behavioural Sciences | ||
| Bachelor of Public Safety and Security | Below 5% | 53.1% |
| Bachelor of Arts in Chinese Studies | 22.2% | 73.9% |
| Bachelor of Science in Psychology | Below 5% | 16.4% |
| School of Science and Technology | ||
| Bachelor of Science in Information and Communication Technology | Below 5% | 37.2% |
SUTD Indicative Grade Profile 2025
The Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD) stands out with its unique focus on design thinking and interdisciplinary learning. Inspired by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), SUTD offers a distinctive approach to education that emphasises creativity, innovation, and real-world problem-solving.
Its popular programmes, including Architecture and Sustainable Design, Computer Science and Design, and Design and AI, attract students seeking to integrate design thinking into various fields and contribute to a technologically advanced future.
SUTD has provided the following reference IGP data to help A-level applicants make an informed choice:
Of the Singapore-Cambridge GCE A-Level students who were offered a place in the university admission exercise in 2024,
- Nearly all had taken Mathematics, with the majority having scored As or Bs.
- Nearly all had taken either Physics or H2 Chemistry (or both), with about half scoring As or Bs.
- Of those who had also taken the Singapore-Cambridge GCE O-Level, nearly all had scored As or Bs in Mathematics (Additional Mathematics and/or Mathematics) and Sciences (Physics and/or Chemistry).
Navigating Your Uni Journey: Beyond the IGPs

The uni IGPs can be helpful guides in assessing your competitiveness for various courses, but it's important to remember that admissions decisions are not solely based on academic grades.
Universities in Singapore adopt a holistic approach, considering your co-curricular activities, leadership roles, and other achievements that showcase your unique qualities and potential. These are all elements you can highlight in your personal statements to make your application stand out.
While you choose and apply for universities, seek support from your teachers, mentors, and family members if needed.
Additionally, as an MOE-registered tuition centre, illum.e is dedicated to helping you. Whether you need academic support in your studies through subject-specific tutoring or advice on navigating your education choices, our tutors will gladly guide you.