NTU STARS, Class Schedule & Timetable Tools
Use NTU STARS to register for courses and manage index numbers. Check class timings in Class Schedule. Use SwapHub for index swaps.
Last reviewed: 28 June 2026
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Which portal should you use?
NTU STARS
Plan and register for courses, manage your index numbers, and get your finalised timetable.
Class Schedule
Browse all class timings offered in NTU STARS for your programme.
SwapHub
Use a dedicated index-swap tool instead of searching Telegram chats manually.
NTUModGod
Optimize your timetable automatically before choosing modules and index numbers.
Student Guides to STAR WARS
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NTU STARS Guide
Use NTU STARS to view module information, plan and register for courses, manage index numbers, and get your finalised timetable.
NTU STARS Guide
Use NTU STARS to view module information, plan and register for courses, manage index numbers, and get your finalised timetable.
NTU STARS is the course-registration portal. It is where you see all module information for the current semester, select the modules you want to take, check your personalised registration time, and register for courses. It also shows how many Academic Units (AUs) you should register for and the maximum AUs allowed for the current semester.
How to swap your index in NTU STARS
An index number identifies a class at a set date and time. When you register, you pick an index for each module.
You can swap your index number with people in your faculty and you can change to any available index. You can do so during your personalised course registration period and add-drop period.
If you are trying to find another student to exchange indexes with, tools like SwapHub can help you avoid relying only on Telegram chats.
Registration Periods
Personalised course registration is the period where you can register for courses. Courses can be Major Prescribed Electives (MPEs), Broadening and Deepening Electives (BDEs) or Digital Literacy modules. Every course has a set number of MPEs and BDEs that you have to clear before you graduate. You may see this in your programme's course outline.
Add-drop is also a period where you can register for courses, but most students use it to swap indexes to make their timetable nicer as it is better to have a 3-day packed timetable than a 5-day messy one, especially if you do not stay in hall. Students also drop courses once they realise professors are not as good as they think.
Tips for winning STAR WARS
Winning STAR WARS comes down to speed.
- Pre-select the modules and index numbers you want before registration opens.
- When your personalised course registration time opens, quickly click register within the first minute to secure your slots before they fill up.
Timetable
After you finish registering and none of your modules are still on the waitlist, you will see your finalised timetable.
Many students first compare possible schedules in planning tools such as NTUModGod and then return to NTU STARS to register the indexes they want.
NTU Class Schedule Guide
Use Class Schedule to see all the class timings offered in NTU STARS for your programme.
NTU Class Schedule Guide
Use Class Schedule to see all the class timings offered in NTU STARS for your programme.
Class Schedule shows all the timings for the classes offered in NTU STARS based on your programme.
What is NTU Class Schedule?
Every class timing for the modules offered in NTU STARS, filtered to your programme.
When to use Class Schedule
Use Class Schedule when you want to compare all available indexes and teaching slots for a module before locking in your choices in NTU STARS.
It is useful during pre-planning, especially if you intend to rebuild the timetable in a separate planner such as NTUModGod.
SwapHub Index Swap Guide
Use SwapHub to look for index-swap matches instead of scrolling through Telegram messages in NTU Marketplace and network groups.
SwapHub Index Swap Guide
Use SwapHub to look for index-swap matches instead of scrolling through Telegram messages in NTU Marketplace and network groups.
SwapHub is a student tool aimed at one of the most frustrating parts of course registration: finding someone who wants the opposite index from you.
When to use SwapHub
Use SwapHub when you already have a module but want a different index because of clashes, long gaps or a timetable that can be improved.
SwapHub helps you find possible swap partners. NTU STARS is still the official portal where you manage your registered modules and indexes.
How to use SwapHub
- Choose your course and select the index you have and the index you want.
- Wait for people to match with you or match with someone else.
- Liaise with each other and complete the swap in NTU STARS yourselves.
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