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“Based on personal observations as a doctor who studied medicine here, I am not confident that the ground situation reflects the stated policy.
I know of renouncers who were admitted to the National University of Singapore’s highly competitive medical school, to which, every year, some straight-As Singaporean students fail to gain admission.
At a higher level, some renouncers have been admitted to speciality training programmes which are sought after by many Singaporeans and non-Singaporeans. Those who complete these programmes will qualify to be specialist doctors in the public or private sector.
- http://theonlinecitizen.com/2011/12/1-in-3-prs-quit-ns-how-many-still-in-spore/
I know of renouncers who were admitted to the National University of Singapore’s highly competitive medical school, to which, every year, some straight-As Singaporean students fail to gain admission.
At a higher level, some renouncers have been admitted to speciality training programmes which are sought after by many Singaporeans and non-Singaporeans. Those who complete these programmes will qualify to be specialist doctors in the public or private sector.
- http://theonlinecitizen.com/2011/12/1-in-3-prs-quit-ns-how-many-still-in-spore/
