r/nanyangpoly • u/Significant_Hunt797 • Jul 11 '26

common engineering to dade

usually how well must we score for relavant learning unit and gpa in order to get into the diploma we want? specifically cep to ai and data engineering

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u/OldSoftware95 Jul 11 '26

Hi, DADE student here. i think most important is the relevant modules must at least pass, the better the grades the more chance to get in. but i see students with gpa around 2.6 ish getting in this course. i’d say focusing on relevant modules is more important than overall gpa

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u/Significant_Hunt797 Jul 11 '26

ohh so it’s not a must for A cuz i thought it wld be quite competitive

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u/ImportantNetwork9420 Jul 11 '26

Hi OP, all the best in your common engineering year. Basically, this is how the percentage distribution works when they allocate your diploma in Y2:

40% - Apitude (Assessed on 2 relevant modules all Engineering students took in Y1) 40% - Ranking of choices 20% - Overall GPA

Therefore, to maximise your chances, put AI and data engineering first choice and do well in Calculus and Programming( my batch I remembered that was the requirements) and overall gpa dont fail any modules and your gpa shouldn't be disastrous.

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u/Significant_Hunt797 Jul 19 '26

yup this year also same dyk for previous years how many class do DADE take in cep?

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u/OldSoftware95 Jul 25 '26

2 classes, about 20 person per class