Meaning NUS > NTU right?

What does your > sign implies?

NUS better than NTU?

NUS more FCH than NTU? (since your previous statement trying to say half of NTU cohort FCH)

Normally for NUS students, they look out for number of intern experiences + the respective companies that they interned at. FCH is just a title in NUS, doesn't mean FCH are better than 2nd uppers. Some students graduate with CAP >=4.5 but chose to go for internship instead, then cannot get FCH because they did not fulfil the requirement of taking FYP.

Yes obviously, since its harder to get in, theres more competition. Personally, I am from NTU but went for exchange in NUS. Their bell curve more steep.

No ones give a **** abt CAP/GPA. just the X.XX/5 is more impt. Either way, its harder to get higher CAP/GPA in NUS compared to NTU

First sentence and 2nd contradicting each other?

Not true to get higher CAP/GPA in NUS due to their S/U system where they can view grades before opting for S/U.

Anyway, I mentioned above, in NUS Computing, CAP is not important. You can have CAP > 4.5 and still 2nd upper.

Bro. 4.9 second upper is better than 4.6 fch. Thats my point. SU thing doesnt matter much. B+ in NUS alr A+ in NTU. The gap is in difficulty is huge.

I got offer direct contract 2 years rank F.
What the gap between each rank?
If promote to rank G then got increment must hit min amount?
Example F - 5k to 6k
G 6.1k - 8k

Then if I draw 5.4k
I must slowly crawl till 6.1k only title and rank called promotion?

No.

When both equally-abled resumes appear on my desk, I’d always pick the one with the higher GPA/classification.

Ergo, doesn’t matter which local uni you’re from.

Dont worry :) you wont get promoted in this 2 years one.

any mid career peeps joined govtech during this period.
Do govtech pay match your previous salary or they didnt ask for your current pay?