Electrical Engineering - NUS OR NTU

Seyvon

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I was offered this course by the two university and for both university electrical engineering were not my first choice at all :( Was thinking of appealing but don't think i can be successful in that...

Can anyone give me advice on which University i should choose for Electrical Engineering ?
 

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I'm not from engineering but from what I heard and read online NTU is stronger for EEE. You can compare the rankings as well as the curriculum to see which you prefer, like the specialisations or majors you wish to pursue.

You may also wish to consider other factors like location, reputation, campus life, learning environment, natural preference etc. School culture wise I don't think there is any huge difference
 

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I saw some engineering notes and exam papers from ntu.. Looks tough.

Can give away to u if u want
 

mypillowtalks

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Im from ntu Eee, graduating soon.

I think u may need passion and quite a bit of interest in electrical n electronic to study eee at degree level.

Most importantly, you need to possess a lot of patience, as well as to motivate yourself to literally go and read textbook, after listening to people who are not very good in english trying hard to explain engineering concepts in english. Howeveer, here are also very good people who can explain things in 5 mins, n those who take 10 mins trying to explain but end up causing more confusion.

How good is your maths? Because if ur maths is not very good like me, u will need Patience when trying to solve equations over long durations, and able to not feel depressed when nothing gets solved. Almost everything is modelled using math .

If you are like me, not very clever, not very smart, take time to understand things, you must have the discipline to study everyday. Because sometimes you will not understand the full picture within a day. May need few days for the brain to realise the concept and exploit them to solve problem .
 

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If ever one day I study part time NTU BEng (EEE), I will ask from you (provided you have not thrown away or MIA).

I saw some engineering notes and exam papers from ntu.. Looks tough.

Can give away to u if u want
 

Seyvon

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Thanks guys for the insight i am soon coming to a conclusion as to which uni to choose, btw can i ask since i am a diploma holder for Electrical and electronic engineering from SP, how many module credits am i exempted from NUS EE ? Am confused with their system
 
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