75 rp

[Hazel Chiang]

What is my chances of getting SMU business with PW, GP and Math B, Econ A, Chem C and Geo E.
And what are the possible options with Rp75

 

[Starbarks!]

Real Estate no need nus. Many agents at mrt stations, and wet markets have ITE or O levels ...

Seems like u have 0 knowledge abt NUS's real estate! Real estate is NOT all abt property agts lah!

Fyi I'm a property agt. Didn't know that ITE graduate can be a real estate agt haha..

 

[Kyoji83]

For 'property agent', it depend if you want want to be a freelancer with a company by taking Real Estate Salesperson examination (RES) or open your own company by taking with Real Estate Agency examination (REA).

From my limited understanding, the old birds do not needs GCE O while the new birds required it. So old birds always ask new birds to take private diploma so that they meet the requirement of GCE O & above. That why, it is not wrong to say ITE graduate can be 'property agent' too.

Seems like u have 0 knowledge abt NUS's real estate! Real estate is NOT all abt property agts lah!

Fyi I'm a property agt. Didn't know that ITE graduate can be a real estate agt haha..

 

[Starbarks!]

For 'property agent', it depend if you want want to be a freelancer with a company by taking Real Estate Salesperson examination (RES) or open your own company by taking with Real Estate Agency examination (REA).

From my limited understanding, the old birds do not needs GCE O while the new birds required it. So old birds always ask new birds to take private diploma so that they meet the requirement of GCE O & above. That why, it is not wrong to say ITE graduate can be 'property agent' too.

Well u are mostly wrong abt real estate agt & its criteria. Don't wish to waste my energy & the space here to further elaborate it. Tks & full stop.

 

[SevenSeals]

Well u are mostly wrong abt real estate agt & its criteria. Don't wish to waste my energy & the space here to further elaborate it. Tks & full stop.

sounds like someone is real salty LOL

 

[Starbarks!]

sounds like someone is real salty LOL

Have been in the mkt for abt 30 yrs.. Juz wanna point out the differences that's all. Hey why suddenly attack me ahh lol..

 

[cocobeans25]

Real Estate no need nus. Many agents at mrt stations, and wet markets have ITE or O levels ...

Hi Plow98, I am from NUS Real Estate.

Do you know NUS Real Estate allows you to have a diverse career opportunities?
Valuation (eg. IRAS)
Urban Planning (eg. URA)
Research and Consultancy (eg. Knight Frank)
Asset and Property Management (eg. CapitaLand)
Leasing and Marketing (eg. JTC)
Investment & Advisory (eg. Ascendas REIT, Keppel REIT)*

Why would a NUS Real Estate degree holder become a real estate salesperson? Probably less than 1% do so.

Yes, being a salesperson do not need a NUS Real Estate degree, but a NUS Real Estate degree holder need not become a Real Estate agent.

*reit- real estate investment trust

 

[SevenSeals]

Have been in the mkt for abt 30 yrs.. Juz wanna point out the differences that's all. Hey why suddenly attack me ahh lol..

well just sayin. thought you arent gonna reply? haha

 

[scholar88]

For 'property agent', it depend if you want want to be a freelancer with a company by taking Real Estate Salesperson examination (RES) or open your own company by taking with Real Estate Agency examination (REA).

From my limited understanding, the old birds do not needs GCE O while the new birds required it. So old birds always ask new birds to take private diploma so that they meet the requirement of GCE O & above. That why, it is not wrong to say ITE graduate can be 'property agent' too.

How is it relevant in this thread whether ITE graduate can be a Property Agent? TS was requesting some opinion on whether NUS Real Estate was also a viable degree option?

Please do not link a Real Estate degree to becoming a Property Agent. A BSc Real Estate degree, as what the other person mentions, allows you a myriad of career options, from Urban Planning, Valuation, Research to Investment and Finance.

There are bunch of renowned property developers in Singapore like CapitaLand, Far East Organization, Frasers Centrepoint, City Decelopment (CDL), United Overseas Land (UOL).

There are a bunch of Real Estate consultancy firms such as Knight Frank, CBRE, Colliers, Jones Lang Lasalle.

NUS Real Estate graduates will be first choice for these companies, given that Real Estate course is only taught in NUS, other unis don’t offer this course.

Business course is too general with no specific set of skills.

 

[Starbarks!]

well just sayin. thought you arent gonna reply? haha

Oops sorry ahh i forgot hahaha..

 

[Kyoji83]

I accidentally click on this thread and saw Starbarks! belittle ITE graduate if they can be Property Agent. As you can see my comment is totally related to Property Agent and not related to NUS Real Estate and what they can do.

How is it relevant in this thread whether ITE graduate can be a Property Agent? TS was requesting some opinion on whether NUS Real Estate was also a viable degree option?

Please do not link a Real Estate degree to becoming a Property Agent. A BSc Real Estate degree, as what the other person mentions, allows you a myriad of career options, from Urban Planning, Valuation, Research to Investment and Finance.

There are bunch of renowned property developers in Singapore like CapitaLand, Far East Organization, Frasers Centrepoint, City Decelopment (CDL), United Overseas Land (UOL).

There are a bunch of Real Estate consultancy firms such as Knight Frank, CBRE, Colliers, Jones Lang Lasalle.

NUS Real Estate graduates will be first choice for these companies, given that Real Estate course is only taught in NUS, other unis don’t offer this course.

Business course is too general with no specific set of skills.

 

[Kyoji83]

My relatives was in this industry as 'Real Estate Salesperson' and the requirement can be easily found from CEA website ( https://www.cea.gov.sg/professional...y-for-the-real-estate-salesperson-examination ). I do not see why I am wrong?

Well u are mostly wrong abt real estate agt & its criteria. Don't wish to waste my energy & the space here to further elaborate it. Tks & full stop.

 

[cocobeans25]

I accidentally click on this thread and saw Starbarks! belittle ITE graduate if they can be Property Agent. As you can see my comment is totally related to Property Agent and not related to NUS Real Estate and what they can do.

Kyoji83, I don't think Starbarks is trying to belittle ITE graduates as those people without minimum 4 'O' levels or higher education are not allowed to take the current RES course & its exam unless they upgrade themselves by taking & passing a WPLN course arranged by gov’t first (not private diploma as you mentioned earlier). As for those old timers they will still need to pass CEHA or CES exam when CEA (a gov’t body) came into the picture.

 

[Ottoke]

Closing this thread cos in my view it has derailed.

TS, I have copied your 1st post to this thread. You may find better answers there.

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