NEET Excellence in Singapore

NEET Coaching in Singapore City, Singapore

98% Success Rate • Expert Faculty • Proven Results

98%

Success Rate

5000+

Students Qualified

15+

Years Experience

Expert

Faculty

Why Choose Cerebrum for NEET?

IB Bridge Program

IB/IGCSE to NEET bridge program

Competitive Edge

Highly competitive learning environment

Small Batches

Small batch sizes (max 8 students)

English Medium

English medium specialized curriculum

NEET Exam Center in Singapore City

Singapore's authorized NEET exam center under NEO (NEET Education Organisation)

Schools We Serve

Singapore American School

Tanglin Trust School

United World College (UWC) Dover

Nanyang Girls' High School

Raffles Institution

Temasek Junior College

Anglo-Chinese School

National Junior College

Class Timings

Flexible Learning Schedule

8:00 AM - 12:00 PM SGT (Morning) | 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM SGT (Evening)

Success Stories

Hear From Our Toppers

Real students, real results. Watch how Cerebrum Biology Academy transformed their NEET preparation journey.

695 marks

“I scored 695/720 (100 percentile) in NEET with Dr. Shekhar sir's guidance. The structured approach and personalized attention made all the difference!”

Sadhna Sirin

LHMC Delhi

695

NEET Score

+200

Improvement

450+

Qualified NEET 2024

67+

AIIMS Selections

+150

Average Score Increase

98%

Success Rate

NEET Coaching Fees for Singapore City Students

Affordable pricing with EMI options. Scholarships available for meritorious students.

Pursuit

Class 11-12

₹47,200/year

₹40,000 + ₹7,200 GST (18%)

Full NEET Biology syllabus
AIIMS faculty teaching
4.5 hrs/week live classes
Bi-weekly doubt sessions
Recorded lectures access

Ascent

Class 11-12

₹68,440/year

₹58,000 + ₹10,440 GST (18%)

Full NEET Biology syllabus
Board + NEET dual prep
Weekly group doubt sessions
Standard mock test series
Performance analytics

Pinnacle

Class 12 / Dropper

₹1,15,640/year

₹98,000 + ₹17,640 GST (18%)

Personal mentorship from Dr. Shekhar
10-12 student small batch
Weekly 1-on-1 doubt clearing
Premium mock test series
Lifetime recorded-lecture access

All fees shown are totals inclusive of 18% GST. There are no other compulsory charges. EMI options available starting Rs 2,000/month. Scholarships up to 50% for meritorious students.

Why Singapore City Students Choose Cerebrum Over Kota

Save Rs 2-4 Lakh per year. Get better results. Stay with your family.

Feature

Kota Coaching

Cerebrum Academy

Annual Fee

Rs 1.5-3 Lakh

Rs 24,000-48,000

Hostel + Food

Rs 1-1.5 Lakh/year

Rs 0 (Stay at home)

Travel Cost

Rs 20-40K/year

Rs 0 (Online)

Total Annual Cost

Rs 3-5 Lakh

Rs 24,000-48,000

Batch Size

100-500 students

10-20 students

Faculty Access

Limited (large batches)

Direct (AIIMS faculty)

Doubt Resolution

Queue-based, delayed

Instant (live + WhatsApp)

Family Support

Away from family

With family at home

Recorded Lectures

Extra charge

Included free

Progress Tracking

Monthly (generic)

Weekly (personalized)

Frequently Asked Questions

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Coming to NEET from a different syllabus

Most students in Singapore are not on NCERT. NEET is written entirely against the NCERT Class 11 and 12 syllabus, so the real question is not whether your child is a strong biology student — it is which topics their curriculum never asked them to cover, and how NEET's question pattern differs from the one they are used to.

We run a bridge for each of the main routes in. Each starts by mapping what has already been covered against the NEET syllabus, so nothing is retaught unnecessarily and nothing is assumed.

IB Diploma → NEET biology bridge
HL and SL biology map unevenly onto NEET — strong on inquiry and data handling, lighter on the breadth NEET assumes. The bridge starts with a topic-by-topic gap analysis against the NEET syllabus.
IGCSE → NEET biology bridge
IGCSE finishes well before NEET depth begins. The bridge covers what Class 11 and 12 NCERT adds on top, in the order NEET tests it.
A-Level → NEET biology bridge
A-Level biology goes deep on fewer topics. The bridge fills the breadth NEET expects and retrains answering for single-best-answer MCQs under time.
CBSE abroad → NEET biology bridge
Already on NCERT, so the syllabus matches — what differs is exam-pattern practice and the pace of a NEET year alongside an overseas school calendar.

All classes are taught in English

This is the question we are asked most often by parents in Singapore, so to answer it plainly: the medium of instruction is English. Live classes, notes, tests, doubt sessions and recordings are all in English, and no Hindi is required at any stage. A student who has never studied in India sits in the same batch as everyone else and misses nothing.

NEET itself is offered in 13 languages, and English is one of them — it is the standard choice for NRI candidates and for anyone schooled in an English-medium curriculum, whether that is CBSE abroad, IB, IGCSE, AP or A-Levels. The biology terminology is standard scientific English, the same vocabulary used in IB and AP biology; what changes between those syllabuses and NEET is emphasis and depth, not language.

More on how we teach in English medium, including students moving across from another language of instruction: English-medium biology coaching.

Are the classes taught in English?: Yes. Every live class, every set of notes, every test and every recording is in English. English is our medium of instruction, not an option you have to request.
My child was born abroad and does not speak Hindi. Is that a problem?: No. No Hindi is needed at any point — not in class, not in the material, and not in the exam. Students who have never studied in India follow the same batches as everyone else.
Can NEET itself be written in English?: Yes. NEET is offered in 13 languages and English is one of them. It is the standard choice for NRI candidates and for anyone schooled in an English-medium curriculum, including CBSE abroad, IB, IGCSE and AP.
Is the biology terminology different from what my child learns at school?: The terminology is standard scientific English, the same words used in IB, AP and A-Level biology. What differs is the syllabus emphasis rather than the language, and we map the NCERT sequence onto what a student has already covered at school.

Coming to NEET from a different syllabus

We run a bridge for each of the main routes in. Each starts by mapping what has already been covered against the NEET syllabus, so nothing is retaught unnecessarily and nothing is assumed.

IB Diploma → NEET biology bridge

HL and SL biology map unevenly onto NEET — strong on inquiry and data handling, lighter on the breadth NEET assumes. The bridge starts with a topic-by-topic gap analysis against the NEET syllabus.

IGCSE → NEET biology bridge

IGCSE finishes well before NEET depth begins. The bridge covers what Class 11 and 12 NCERT adds on top, in the order NEET tests it.

A-Level → NEET biology bridge

A-Level biology goes deep on fewer topics. The bridge fills the breadth NEET expects and retrains answering for single-best-answer MCQs under time.

CBSE abroad → NEET biology bridge

Already on NCERT, so the syllabus matches — what differs is exam-pattern practice and the pace of a NEET year alongside an overseas school calendar.

All classes are taught in English

More on how we teach in English medium, including students moving across from another language of instruction: English-medium biology coaching.

Are the classes taught in English?

Yes. Every live class, every set of notes, every test and every recording is in English. English is our medium of instruction, not an option you have to request.

My child was born abroad and does not speak Hindi. Is that a problem?

No. No Hindi is needed at any point — not in class, not in the material, and not in the exam. Students who have never studied in India follow the same batches as everyone else.

Can NEET itself be written in English?

Yes. NEET is offered in 13 languages and English is one of them. It is the standard choice for NRI candidates and for anyone schooled in an English-medium curriculum, including CBSE abroad, IB, IGCSE and AP.

Is the biology terminology different from what my child learns at school?

The terminology is standard scientific English, the same words used in IB, AP and A-Level biology. What differs is the syllabus emphasis rather than the language, and we map the NCERT sequence onto what a student has already covered at school.