How long does it usually take to hear back from NUS MFin after submitting the application?

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S Raghav · Accepted Answer

Most applicants hear back from NUS MFin between two to three months after applying. The school reviews applications in rounds, and decisions are generally released by July for the August intake. If you apply early in the first round, you may get an update within 4&ndash;6 weeks, often starting with an interview invite before the final result.
The wait can feel long, but it&rsquo;s normal because all files are reviewed in detail, and scholarship consideration sometimes slows things down. A useful thing to know is that the status on the portal often changes before the official email comes, so keeping an eye there can give you a hint earlier.

B.K Sharma · Answer

The waiting period usually feels longer than it really is. For most candidates, the outcome comes by July, but smaller updates can happen along the way.

Early round applicants often get interview invites within a month of the deadline.
Final results usually follow a few weeks after the interview.
Later round applicants sometimes wait closer to 8&ndash;10 weeks for a decision.
If nothing shows up after six weeks, a polite email to the admissions office helps confirm that all documents are in order.

Applicants being considered for scholarships sometimes experience longer timelines since financial aid decisions are tied to the admission outcome. This process is quite standard, and while the wait can be stressful, the timelines are consistent year after year.
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Ishaan M · Answer

The NUS MFin admission process usually takes about 6&ndash;10 weeks after the application deadline. Most applicants hear back within two months, depending on the application round and interview schedule.
If shortlisted, you&rsquo;ll be invited for an interview within 3&ndash;4 weeks of submission. Final decisions are typically released about a month after the interview. For Round 1 applicants, results often come by late March, while later rounds may take longer due to higher volume.
Applicants with complete documents and strong academic profiles tend to receive updates sooner. Make sure your references and test scores reach NUS on time, as missing materials can delay review.