SOLAR application status: receiving attention for 2 weeks

[terminator44]

I have been admitted to ISS NUS Masters for Jan. 2018.
My Solar application shows receiving attention for last two weeks.
Is it likely to get rejected? since most of the student got their approval in a week or so.
I have never been to Singapore before and this is my first pass application.

[terminator44]

Any active member please reply!
I am left with three weeks only before the registration begins at University.

[Strong Eagle]

You are not receiving replies because it would appear our members do not have the expertise to answer your specific question. All you can do is wait for a poster who knows something to come along.

However, without knowing anything about your specific situation... your race, your grades, your past uni's, your location... it is very difficult to make any kind of a guess.

[terminator44]

Thanks moderator!
My relevant details are:
Country : India
Bachelor Degree : Computer Science from a known University in India
Grades : 8.5 on a scale of 10
Job experience : 30 months as software developer in India
GRE score :320(168 QA/152 VA) AWA 3.5

[Strong Eagle]

Thanks moderator!
My relevant details are:
Country : India
Bachelor Degree : Computer Science from a known University in India
Grades : 8.5 on a scale of 10
Job experience : 30 months as software developer in India
GRE score :320(168 QA/152 VA) AWA 3.5

Based upon the information you supplied, you should be prepared to wait. Because of widespread abuse from Indian applicants, not only for uni but for jobs as well, the government has cracked down on applications. This means the gahmen will want proof from your "known university" that you attended there, what grades you had, and what courses you took. If your uni is slow to respond, or if your uni is considered at all dodgy, you may wait for quite a long time... there is no way to tell... the only thing certain is that the gahmen is well focused on ferreting out bogus credentials.

Similarly, they may follow up on other aspects of your application, and they will not approve or disprove until such time as they have received all relevant information.

I would contact NUS directly to see what can be done to get your application moving forward, and to see if there is a way to attend school while the application vetting process is in progress.