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Anonymous

21 Sep 2020

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What is the actual benchmark for entry level fresh grad’s salary?

Based on the annual reports that I see on the news it is always around $4k. Is it only applicable to certain sectors? From what I see via JobStreet and other platforms, the salaries that other companies are providing is usually around $3k for fresh graduate.

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Ember Sh-en

21 Sep 2020

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The survey is self-reported and I doubt how accurate it is.
But from my friends and personal experience:
$2900-$3000+: accounting, insurance (not agent)
$3500-4000: govt
$4000-5000: MNC
$6000: reputable MA program
$10k: google, fb, investment banking

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Sebastian Png

27 Aug 2020

Seedly Student Ambassador 2020/21 at Seedly

Hi Anon! The entry level fresh graduate's salary is dependent on the degree that you have graduated with. Seedly has an article on the starting salaries for fresh graduates across the different local universities. For the updated statistics, you can check out the MOE's graduate employment surveys - NUS, NTU, SMU, SUTD, SIT, SUSS.

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