We have some exciting news. Over the past semester, the NUSMods team has been working with the NUS Registrar's Office (RO) and NUS Information Technology (NUSIT) to move from public data sources like CORS and IVLE to internal data sources. NUSMods' data is now more accurate than ever before!

Today we are very excited to be releasing a new version of NUSMods for everyone to use. This release is NUSMods' third version since the project was originally started in 2012 by Beng, founder and creator of NUSMods. NUSMods R has been in development for over a year and will finally be available for use thanks to the hard work of a team of young and talented developers from School of Computing.

Today we are very excited to be releasing a new version of NUSMods for everyone to use. This release is NUSMods' third version since the project was originally started in 2012 by Beng, founder and creator of NUSMods. NUSMods R has been in development for over a year and will finally be available for use thanks to the hard work of a team of young and talented developers from School of Computing.

Due to the unfortunate suspension of Freshman Orientation Week camps, kind souls on NUSWhispers have emerged to share their tips and experiences with incoming freshmen who missed their opportunity to seek advice from their seniors. The admins of NUSWhispers have decided to collate them into a single post for easier reading, along with some nuggets of wisdom from their many years of experience in school.

NUSMods has been an incredibly useful platform for NUS students, providing a user-friendly interface for planning their timetables and searching through the available modules. However, it does more than just that! Here are some of the lesser known features in NUSMods that can make you even more productive!

The confessions wave took the whole Singapore by storm in 2012, and confessions pages were created for organizations on Facebook, so that people could share their darkest secrets and gossips in an anonymous fashion. In 2013, NUS Confessions was launched. It was an instant hit among students, reaching 30,000 likes over the span of a year. However, since the founders of NUS Confessions have graduated, the platform was left unmaintained. We saw the opportunity to build a better version of a confessions site for NUS, and build a platform that is tailored for anonymous sharing of opinions and stories. Thus, NUSWhispers was born.

Hello everyone! It is the time for module bidding again! With this post, we hope to let you learn more about the features on NUSMods that can help you during CORS bidding.