Governed signal Official source
SIG-195: National University of Singapore (NUS Law)
NUS Law's 2025 undergraduate admissions brochure states that shortlisted LLB applicants were required to sit for a written test and attend a formal interview, usually held in April-May in Singapore.
Observed · Singapore · LLB undergraduate admissions (2025 publication state) · Historical selection sequencing
Evidence passage recorded against the source
Shortlisted applicants will be required to sit for a written test and attend a formal interview, usually held in April-May in Singapore.
LimitThe passage is what the research lead recorded against the official page on the observation date. Pages change; check the source and the retrieval date before relying on it.
Scope as recorded
- Institution
- National University of Singapore (NUS Law)
- Market
- Singapore
- Programme or route
- LLB undergraduate admissions (2025 publication state)
- Category
- Historical selection sequencing
- Observed
- Verification
- Verified 13 Sep 2026
- Publication ruling
- Safe with source
- Record status
- Active
- Corpus layer
- Append-only canonical supplement (publication-rulings-supplement-09-2026-09-13.csv)
Official source record
https://law.nus.edu.sg/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/2025-NUS-Law-Undergraduate.pdf
SRC-123 · retrieved 13 September 2026 · Official NUS Law 2025 undergraduate brochure retrieval · source record page
- NUS Law 2025 undergraduate admissions brochure establishing the prior LLB sequencing in which shortlisted applicants were required to sit a written test and attend a formal interview
LimitOne signal describes one institution, programme, market and date. It is not evidence about other programmes, offices or cycles, and it is not a prevalence estimate.
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Cite this object
Who Gets In? (Elite Careers Strategy), SIG-195 National University of Singapore (NUS Law), observed 13 September 2026, https://www.accessecs.com/who-gets-in/signals/SIG-195/
Preserve the institution, programme, geography, observation date and limitation. Do not generalise a single signal to an institution-wide or sector-wide rule.