Nanyang Technological University, in collaboration with Imperial College London, established the Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine (LKCMedicine) in 2010. In 2024, it was designated as NTU Medical School, and from August 2024, the first intake began there. Currently, 850 to 900 students are associated with LKC. This medical college aims to provide the most advanced and transformative knowledge of medicine with practical experience. This university is recognised by the WHO, NMC and listed in WDOMS. The 5-year medical course is aligned with the global medical standard. LKCMedicine, NTU prioritises Singapore citizens for admission as this institute educates and upskills students in accordance with the clinical conditions of Singapore. This government-funded medical college offers exposure to work with the world's top medical personnel. Students experience technology-driven studies that align with contemporary medical research while targeting the MBBS in Singapore. Due to its standard of education and massive exposure, it has become one of the top choices among Indian medical aspirants.