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Anyone mind to share whats the GPA to enter IT courses in SIT? Thank you!
 

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Anyone mind to share whats the GPA to enter IT courses in SIT? Thank you!

SIT ICT Degree program don't have IGP profile. There are people with GPA > 3.9 getting rejected by SIT.

What they see is real passion, they don't want people study ICT and upon graduation, hop over to Banking and Finance Sector.

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Some question:
Why do you want to join the ICT industry?
What you see yourself doing the Next 5 Years?
 

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SIT ICT Degree program don't have IGP profile. There are people with GPA > 3.9 getting rejected by SIT.

What they see is real passion, they don't want people study ICT and upon graduation, hop over to Banking and Finance Sector.

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Some question:
Why do you want to join the ICT industry?
What you see yourself doing the Next 5 Years?

Huh why not. Bank and finance need so many it professionals and they are against it? U sure?
 

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Huh why not. Bank and finance need so many it professionals and they are against it? U sure?

What they mean is upon graduation, instead of working as ICT professional, you work as a Banker in Banks.

If you work as ICT Professional in Bank environment, it is still in the ICT profession. if Bank environment as banker, then nono.
 

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What they mean is upon graduation, instead of working as ICT professional, you work as a Banker in Banks.

If you work as ICT Professional in Bank environment, it is still in the ICT profession. if Bank environment as banker, then nono.

But there should be a minimal gpa even if the did not indicate how much is it, isnt it? Do yall have frens that are currently studying IT courses there and know whats the minimum gpa for their cohort which had entered the course? And does a gpa of 3 stand a chance to enter? Thanks!
 

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But there should be a minimal gpa even if the did not indicate how much is it, isnt it? Do yall have frens that are currently studying IT courses there and know whats the minimum gpa for their cohort which had entered the course? And does a gpa of 3 stand a chance to enter? Thanks!

There is no explicit minimum. With a GPA of 3, it is possible. Like many courses in SIT, there are students with 3.9 who get rejected and students with <3.5 getting accepted.

Like what the other guy said, something they assess is how passionate or interested you are, and how likely you are to work in the field you're studying in instead of just getting the degree and then doing something unrelated. The reason for this is because SIT was created with an "industry focus" meaning it aims to produce graduates for whom there is a demand in the industry.
 

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There is no explicit minimum. With a GPA of 3, it is possible. Like many courses in SIT, there are students with 3.9 who get rejected and students with <3.5 getting accepted.

Like what the other guy said, something they assess is how passionate or interested you are, and how likely you are to work in the field you're studying in instead of just getting the degree and then doing something unrelated. The reason for this is because SIT was created with an "industry focus" meaning it aims to produce graduates for whom there is a demand in the industry.

How do they know if youre truly interested or just faking your way through interviews? Oo
 

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There is no minimum requirement for GPA. It still depends on your performance during interview if you are selected.

Then may i ask how do they select students? Base on? Lets say my cgpa is 3. But from sem 1 to 6 theres really a significant improvement in it although cpa is still 3, will they take into account that this student have potential to do much more in SIT university?
 

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The cut-off point to be selected for the interview is around 3.3/3.4

You can go browse thru the SIT admission degree forum

If you are not selected for the interview, can assume straight rejection
becos its mandatory to be interviewed by them before they offer you a place

Also relevant diploma helps too because during the interview they ask industry-related questions so if ur not from the relevant diploma, there might be a slight disadvantage to you in the interview
 
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The cut-off point to be selected for the interview is around 3.3/3.4

You can go browse thru the SIT admission degree forum

If you are not selected for the interview, can assume straight rejection
becos its mandatory to be interviewed by them before they offer you a place

Also relevant diploma helps too because during the interview they ask industry-related questions so if ur not from the relevant diploma, there might be a slight disadvantage to you in the interview

Where did you get the info from, regarding about 3.3 or 3.4 gpa to get interviewed?
 

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They don't just see on GPA but they see on everything.

Then may i ask how do they select students? Base on? Lets say my cgpa is 3. But from sem 1 to 6 theres really a significant improvement in it although cpa is still 3, will they take into account that this student have potential to do much more in SIT university?
 
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