More awards and higher quantum!

With effect from AY2011, Singapore Citizen (SC) students with monthly income per household member (MI/HM) from $851 to $1,200 will be eligible for MOE bursary of $1,350. In addition, students with MI/HM of $851 to $1,000 will be eligible for a $650 Student Aid Grant from NP, bringing the total financial aid package of $2,000!

For SC students with MI/HM from $1,201 to $1,700 will be eligible for MOE Bursary of $450.

Eligibility:

• SC students;
• Gross monthly income per household member (MI/HM) of $1,350* and below

Value of Award:

• $1,350 PLUS Student Aid Grant of $650 for MI/HM from $851 to $1,000; Or
• $1,350 for MI/HM from $1,000 to $1,200
• $450 for MI/HM from $1,201 to $1,700

How to Apply:

Application for MOE Bursary for each academic year opens in April. Please click here to apply during application period.

Print the application page and submit it together with list of supporting documents required to Student Services Office (SSO) located at BLK 4, #01-07 within 5 days from the date of application.


List of supporting documents

• Photocopy of NRIC for all family members 16 years old and above, including applicant's
• Photocopy of Birth Certificate for all family members below 16 years old
• Photocopy of siblings' (16 years old and above) student card who are full time student
• Photocopy of the salary slips, past 12 months CPF statement, Notice Of Assessment from IRAS or letter from employer for family members earning fixed gross monthly income
• Photocopy of the past 3 months salary slips and/or past 12 months CPF statement and/or Notice of Assessment from IRAS and income-declaration form if the gross monthly income varies
• For applicants with no household income, please complete and submit the income-declaration form to declare that the household income is nil
• Any other documents to support your application

*Gross monthly income per household member (MI/HM) is defined as the total gross monthly income of immediate and non-immediate family members over the total number of immediate and non-immediate family members.
Gross income includes gross (i.e. including employee's CPF contribution) income contributions from self employment, business or salaried employment (which includes basic salary, allowances, overtime pay,etc) as well as other sources of income (eg. rent). If bonuses are declared, it should be computed as one twelfth of the annual wage supplements and bonuses received in the last twelve months. The monthly financial support from divorced/separated parent or spouse such as alimony and contributions to support children/household should also be included. Payments in kind, reimbursement for transport and other expenses and National Service (NS) allowance earned by NS men are excluded.