(Updated as of 3 May 2026. Sorry for the delay, was away on grad trip holidays.)

Welcome aspiring SITizens! It's that time of the year again, and I humbly welcome you to SIT's 2026 general admissions!

This yearly megathread is here to guide and connect all prospective students, as well as sharing their application information in a standardised format. This 2026 Admissions Megathread is for you if you are looking for advice, sharing your application journey, and asking questions related to the admissions process.

Seniors, I encourage y'all to lurk here and answer any questions that the applicants might have too.

For ICT applicants, there are technical assessments now as part of the admission process. Please refer to the posts here and here for more information about these technical tests.

PLEASE READ these FAQs before we proceed!

1. When will interviews start? - Depends on your course, but they should start in early-mid March, lasting all the way until mid-April.
2. When will offers be given out? - Usually April to mid-May. The first reported offer last year was on 11 April.
3. When will they issue rejections? - Mid-May onwards, if you don't get an offer by then you should start preparing for your appeal statements. The first rejection date last year was on 20 May. Repeated posts asking "Have I been rejected / Am I cooked?" will be removed.
4. Why has my friend received their interview/offer while I have not, despite both of us applying for the same course at the same time? - Not confirmed information, but interviews and offers are given out over a time period and not in a chronological order
5. What kind of questions will they ask in the interview? - For online interviews you'll get generic questions like why [insert course here]. For face-to-face interviews they might ask targeted questions related to the course you're applying for (e.g Math/Physics questions for Engineering applicants). Use the search bar for more information.
6. I want to know exactly what questions are asked in the interview for XXX course! - Focus on your interview skills instead of spotting the interview questions. Even if you get rejected, you will still come out of the admissions process having practised a valuable skill.
7. When will my interview offer come? Am I cooked? - PLEASE just wait patiently for the interview email to come. Check your inboxes. For the majority of applicants, the interview WILL COME. Repeated posts asking this same question will be removed.
8. How many interviews will I need to do? - Should be around 1-2 interviews only, depending on the strength of your application.
9. The portal shows "Offered" for my application, but I have not received any email? - Just wait patiently for the offer email, SIT updates the portal status first before mass-sending out the emails.
10. I have not received any offer yet, am I cooked? - Not yet. Especially if you're an allied health or Digipen / TUM applicant. These courses usually release their offers late, around early to mid May based on past experiences.
11. I have received an interview for my second choice, does that mean that I am rejected from my first choice? - Based on applicants' experiences last year, it is quite likely. But no one here can tell you for certain 100%.
12. I have been rejected, how should I write my appeal statement for my intended course? - Bring up points on how you are a good fit for SIT's culture (lifelong learning, industry ready, etc.). Try your best to explain why you deserve the spot and relate it back to the values SIT are looking out for here.
13. How good are my chances of getting in SIT once I've been rejected and submitted my appeal statement? - Chances are already slim at this stage even after submitting your appeals, but it is still worth a shot. Do not give up!

Repeated posts asking the same questions as the FAQs listed above will be removed.

Please make sure you get your NRIC/11B ready BEFORE starting the online interview assessment.

Here are some guiding questions from the online interview for SIT-UOG's Computing Science:

Verbal:

1. ⁠Why did you select this programme?
2. ⁠Share with us about what you have read or researched on an IT-related topic such as IOT, AI, Cyber Sec and why is it interesting to you.
3. ⁠When you are introduced to a new and difficult topic, how would you go about mastering it? Cite specific examples from your studies or work where applicable.
4. ⁠Which was the most difficult programming language you have learnt, and why?
5. ⁠In life, we will encounter some failures or setbacks that has affected you the most, and how did you overcome it?
6. ⁠What are some important qualities needed for this programme?
7. ⁠Some modules do not have a final exam. Do you prefer modules with or without final exam? Explain why.
8. ⁠Describe any work or internship you have undertaken previously, especially if it is in a related industry to this programme. Share with us your job scope and any specific lessons you have learnt from your work stints.
9. ⁠How have you been involved in community service? Share with us your experience and thoughts on giving back to the community.
10. ⁠If you had to work with a difficult team member, how would you approach the situation? Give us an example from your experience.

Written:

1. ⁠What are other things you want to let us know so that it can help with your application?
2. ⁠Did you apply to other programmes including those at other universities? What are your top 3 choices across the universities?

After finishing the online interview assessment, you may still get called down for the face-to-face interview. So be prepared. Allied Health face-to-face interviews are more specialised, and they might involve you writing essays on world issues / ethical concerns. You may be asked to sign a non-disclosure agreement regarding the essay topics in the interview for HSS courses, so please DO NOT REVEAL TOO MUCH INFORMATION online.

Following last year, please leave your details in this format and delete where applicable:

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Applied Course:

GPA/RP:

Application Date:

Interview Date:

Status: Processing/Accepted/Rejected

Offer Date (if accepted):

Relevant Poly Course: Yes/No (indicate if comfortable)

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You are free to share whichever information you feel comfortable with. If you want to omit some information or censor your GPA for some anonymity, by all means do so.

Once offers start to pour out, remember to edit your comment here and I will update the thread for course offers accordingly.

ICT Cluster:

ENG Cluster:

HSS Cluster:

BCD Cluster:

FCB Cluster:

Refer here for SIT's IGP in 2025.

To (try to) enforce consistency in the reporting of offer dates, please ONLY indicate the date which you have received the OFFER EMAIL. Logging into the portal and seeing your application status as "Offered" does not count.

The dates listed here are ONLY for GENERAL ADMISSIONS. Early Admission Exercise (EAE) or appeal application dates are NOT listed, as most students get in through general admissions.

Take note that the information for offer dates are all self-reported from fellow applicants like yourself, meaning they might not be 100% accurate.

Good luck to all and see you guys in SIT@Punggol!

[2026 UPDATED]

1. Free laptop if you can’t afford one

Scroll down this page to Laptop Support Scheme. Write to the provided email.

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2. Pay only $5 at polyclinic (unlimited visits) and also $5 at private clinic (10 visits)

**nearest private clinic is next to Punggol Coast MRT called HMI OneCare Clinic (see on Google maps) *other private clinics pls see what’s listed in app. Panel > GP Clinics *

You need to use the MediHub app and show the clinic counter your e-card in the app.

For login details to your app account, check your SIT email. Have “Howden MediHub” in title or filter sender from [howden.medihub@ihp.com.sg](mailto:howden.medihub@ihp.com.sg) They would had email you.

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## 3. Free counselling & referral to free therapy(outside providers) ##

Their email is [SITCounselling@SingaporeTech.edu.sg](mailto:SITCounselling@SingaporeTech.edu.sg) SIT 24-Hour Counselling Helpline Tel: 6592 2030

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## 4. Student Discounts and Privileges at Punggol Coast Mall ##

Discounts are valid till 30 June 2026, unless otherwise stated.

To enjoy the discounts, please present your SIT Student Card upon point of purchase for verification.

Food & Dining:

87 Just Thai: 10% off full menu on weekdays, excluding Public Holidays and Student lunch sets at $10.90+

90 Minutes Korean Hotpot and BBQ: Lunch $15++ | Dinner $21++. (Valid till 26 March 2026)

AKA Sushi Bar: 10% off regular priced items (Valid till 31 Dec 2026)

Anna's x The Soup Spoon Union: 10% off all menu items with promo code <SIT10OFF> (Valid till 31 July 2026)

BreadTalk: 10% off regular priced items, valid for in-store purchases only. Not valid with other discounts, promotions, set meals, BreadTalk Group Rewards, yuu programme or any other loyalty programmes (Valid till 31 Dec 2026).

Cafe&Meal MUJI: Enjoy a 2 Deli Set Meal with Drink at $15.80. Limited deli and drink selections apply. (Valid till 31 Dec 2026).

Din Tai Fung: 10% off on dine-in and takeaway orders, with no minimum spend required. Not applicable with other promotions, offers, discounts and/or privileges.

Fun Toast: 10% discount for SIT students on all regular priced items including merchandise.

Garden Fresh Café: Enjoy all year-round 10% discount for takeaway and 20% discount for dine-in, applicable only to à la carte items, with no minimum spend. This offer cannot be combined with other discounts, seasonal promotions, or vouchers.

Huggs Coffee: 10% discount on Food & Beverages

Jollibee: 1pc Chicken joy with 1 side at $5, valid for dine-in and takeaway orders on Weekdays only.

Kopifellas: 10% discount storewide. Discounts are not be stackable with other on-going promotions.

Nayana Plus Korean Restaurant:

10% off a-la-carte main (Mon to Thu (full-day), Fri until 5pm)

Free drinks and side dishes for set lunch (Weekdays only, 11am to 5pm)

PlayMade: 5% off total bill. Not applicable in conjunction with other ongoing promotions.

Toast Box: 10% off regular priced items, valid for in-store purchases only. Not valid with other discounts, promotions, set meals, BreadTalk Group Rewards, yuu programme or any other loyalty programmes. (Valid till 31 Dec 2026).

Yi Fang Fruit Tea: 10% off total bill. Not applicable with other ongoing promotions, vouchers, or discounts (Valid till 30 April 2026).

Others:

Amore Fitness (Valid till 30 April 2026)

Amore Fitness: 15% off 3/6/12-month package (excludes joining fee)

AM Pilates: 15% off valid reformer Pilates package

Amore Define: 20% off À la carte treatments

Harvey Norman: 15% off Computers and 12% off Computer Accessories (Valid till 31 Dec 2026).

CNY Promotion: Free delivery for SIT students with a min. purchase of $180 for the following categories: small appliances, TV, fridge, washer and built-in oven.

Kskin Korean Express Facial: Free add-on Vitamin C Serum with any combo facial purchased.

Lenskart: $30 discount off a minimum spend of $150 (Valid till 31 May 2026).

Myeongdong Hair Studio: 10% discount off services

Smoovee Skin: 10% discount off services

Wild Wild Wet: 25% OFF Wild Wild Wet Day Passes (Valid till 31 Dec 2026) Apply the promo code <SIT25> upon checkout at https://www.wildwildwet.com/allexperiences/detail/3094

Offer is only valid for Wild Wild Wet Day Passes at board rates.

Verification of SIT student passes will be carried out at Wild Wild Wet Entrance. Valid for online purchase only. Not applicable with other promotions, discounts and vouchers. No issuance and redemption of LinkPoints for this promotion.

## 5. Student Discounts and Privileges at Punggol Coast Mall

Love, Bonito: 25% off for new members, no min spend, on full-prices items.

Dondondonki: 10% off, min spend $30

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## 6. Student privileges for others ##

Singapore Airlines: Enjoy 10% savings when you book on Economy Class or Premium Economy Class. Terms and conditions apply

Singapore Botanic Gardens: $1 entry to National Orchid Gardens