Pre-Enrolment Medical Check-up

As part of the onboarding process for new students, you are required to complete a medical check-up before the start of your academic programme. 

Students can complete the medical check-up at:

• selected Raffles Medical clinics in Singapore *
  
• any registered physician in Singapore

📍 Clinic Locations - View the list of Raffles Medical clinics* in Singapore and the list of Raffles Medical clinics in China, Hong Kong, Japan and Vietnam.

📅 Book an Appointment for Singapore clinics - Book online here: [Raffles Medical Appointment Portal]

📖 How to Book - Step‑by‑step  guide to booking an appointment 

For enquires, please write to [email protected]

All students will need to complete the Medical Check-up Form (MC1 Form) and bring it along with you for your medical check-up appointment. You may refer to the MC1 Form Guide on how to complete your medical history.

If you have your medical check-up at a non-Raffles medical clinic, submit your documents (medical report, MC1 form, etc.) through the endorsement portal at https://ntuportal.rafflesconnect.com/. A fee of $16.35 (including GST) applies.

Unless you hear from us to the contrary, you may assume that your medical report is in order.

Students who intend to complete the medical check-up at Raffles Medical @ NTU or other selected Raffles Medical Clinics.

Female students who are expecting their menstrual period to coincide with the medical check-up, please complete your medical check-up after the last day of your period. This is to avoid having to come back a second time to complete the urine test, as an ongoing or recent period will interfere with the results of the urine test.

Students enrolling into the Biological Sciences related programmes⁺ are required to take the Hepatitis B screening blood test in addition to the standard medical check-up and MC1B form must be completed for the Hepatitis B screening blood test.

For students enrolling into the Medicine (MED) or Chinese Medicine (CMED) programme, you are required to complete the requirements indicated in both forms below:-

• Medical Check-Up Form (MC1 form) - inclusive of chest x-ray, blood tests, and urine tests
• Immunisation and Additional Screening Form - Immunisation and Additional Screening for MED and CMED students

 Special medical conditions to note:

Hepatitis B - Students with this condition are not eligible for the Chinese Medicine programme from the School of Biological Sciences.

Partial Colour Blindness - Students are eligible for engineering programmes only when they are able to correctly identify red and green wires. Students are, however, not eligible for the Chinese Medicine programme when they are colour blind, whether complete or partial, and regardless of whether they can correctly identify red and green.

 + Biological Sciences related programmes are:

• Biological Sciences
• Biological Sciences and Psychology
• Biological Sciences with a Second Major in Biomedical Structural Biology
• Biological Sciences with a Second Major in Data Analytics
• Biological Sciences with a Second Major in Food Science and Technology
• Biological Sciences with a Second Major in Future Foods
• Biological Sciences with a Second Major in Medicinal Chemistry and Pharmacology
• Biological Sciences with a Second Major in Sustainability
• Biomedical Sciences and BioBusiness
• Psychology with a Second Major in Biological Sciences

All full-time international students must complete pre-enrolment medical check-up before the start of your academic programme. The university reserves the right to refuse your admission should you decide to decline this process or if you do not complete the pre-enrolment medical check-up by the deadline. 

For students enrolling in Semester 1 of AY2026–27, health screening should begin in May 2026 (and not earlier) to ensure the medical report remains valid within the required three-month period from the start of the term.  

Female students whose menstrual period is expected to coincide with the scheduled medical check-up are advised to complete the check-up after their period has ended.  This helps avoid the need for a second visit, as menstruation can affect the accuracy of the urine test results.

Type of Medical Check-up

+ Biological Sciences related programmes are:

• Biological Sciences
• Biological Sciences and Psychology
• Biological Sciences with a Second Major in Biomedical Structural Biology
• Biological Sciences with a Second Major in Data Analytics
• Biological Sciences with a Second Major in Future Foods
• Biological Sciences with a Second Major in Medicinal Chemistry and Pharmacology
• Biological Sciences with a Second Major in Sustainability
• Biomedical Sciences and BioBusiness
• Psychology with a Second Major in Biological Sciences

Medical Check-up at Raffles Medical Clinics 

Singapore Clinics

1. You will receive an email notification from Raffles Medical Group (RMG) to book an appointment.
2. Refer to the Booking Guide to schedule your appointment.
3. Print the relevant medical report(s) and bring them on the day of your appointment.
   • NTU - MC1.  Ensure Part 1 is fully completed.  Refer to the MC1 Form Guide for detailed guidance.
   • NTU - MC1B form  (required for students enrolled in Biological Sciences related programme)
   • NTU - Immunisation and Additional Screening Form (required for students enrolled in Medicine or Chinese Medicine programme)
   • ICA - Medical Examination Report (for student’s pass application)
   • NTU - MC1B form  (required for students enrolled in Biological Sciences related programme).
4. Upload ICA – Medical Examination Report to the ICA portal once you receive it from RMG.
5. For enquiries, email [email protected] 

Overseas Clinics (Not applicable to Medicine and Chinese Medicine students)

1. You may visit RMG Clinics in China, Hong Kong, Japan or Vietnam for your medical check-up.
2. This does not apply if you are enrolled in Medicine or Chinese Medicine programmes, as you must complete the medical check-up in Singapore.
3. Contact the Overseas Clinics directly via telephone or email to book your appointment.
4. Print the relevant medical report(s) and bring them on the day of your appointment.
   • NTU - MC1.  Ensure Part 1 is fully completed.  Refer to the MC1 Form Guide for detailed guidance.
   • ICA - Medical Examination Report (for student’s pass application).
5. Upload ICA – Medical Examination Report to the ICA portal once you receive it from RMG.

 Medical Check-up at non-Raffles Medical Clinics (Not applicable to Medicine and Chinese Medicine students) 

1. Go for medical check-up from May onwards.
2. Print the relevant medical report(s) and bring it on your appointment day.
   • NTU - MC1.  Ensure that Part 1 of the form is fully completed.  Refer to the MC1 Form Guide for detailed guidance. Show Part II of the Guide to the Physician completing your form.
   • NTU - MC1B form  (if you are studying in Biological Sciences related programme)
   • ICA - Medical Examination Report (for student’s pass application)
3. Upload the completed medical report once you receive it:
   • NTU MC1 and MC1B form (if applicable) – Scan the completed form and upload it together with the x-ray to RMG at http://ntuportal.rafflesconnect.com/.  A fee of $16.35 (including GST) is payable.  Unless you are contacted by RMG, you may assume your report(s) are in order.
   • ICA - Medical Examination Report – Upload the report via the ICA portal.  You are responsible for monitoring your status.  ICA will contact you if any clarification is required.  You can also check the status online in case you miss the email notification from ICA. 

Special medical conditions to note:

Hepatitis B - Students with this condition are not eligible for the Chinese Medicine programme from the School of Biological Sciences. 

Partial Colour Blindness - Students are eligible for engineering programmes only when they can correctly identify red and green wires. Students are, however, not eligible for the Chinese Medicine programme when they are colour blind, whether complete or partial, and regardless of whether they can correctly identify red and green. 

Change of Programme after Medical Check-up
You are not required to redo the medical check-up unless you have changed to Medicine, Chinese Medicine or Biological Sciences related programme where MC1B or Immunisation and Additional Screening Form is needed. 

If this applies to you, please contact RMG directly at [email protected] to complete the additional medical check-up.  You will need to pay for the difference in cost.

Above fees indicated are inclusive of applicable government taxes.
Exchange Rates Used (on 8th December 2025):
1 RMB ≈ SGD 0.19 // 1 HKD ≈ SGD 0.17 // 1 VND ≈ SGD 0.000049 // 1 JPY ≈ SGD 0.0083