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Assignment writing in any subject since 2010
Out of time, never written an assignment like this, or unsure what the brief even wants? A Singapore subject expert writes your assignment from scratch, finishes the draft you started, checks and fixes a weak one, or polishes your English. Want to learn to write it? Book a live session on your brief instead.
Five starting points
Yes. Tell us what is on your laptop right now: a brief you can't read, a blank page, half a draft, a full draft you don't trust, or finished work that needs a final polish. Each stage has its own service, and you get a written SGD quote before anything starts.
You can't tell what the question is after. A subject expert takes you through the brief live, and you leave with a section-by-section plan.
The page is blank and the deadline isn't moving. A writer from your subject writes the complete assignment to your brief, rubric, word count and referencing style.
You wrote the introduction and a section or two, then life took over. The expert keeps what works and writes the rest in the same argument and voice.
It's all there but it feels thin, or your lecturer's comments came back and a resubmission is due. The expert reads it against the rubric and rewrites the weak sections.
The content is right but the English, flow or referencing lets it down. The expert edits your text line by line and tidies the format.
Sounds familiar
Rarely for lack of ability. Usually nobody showed them how a university assignment is put together, or the hours just aren't there. These are the lines we hear most often.
Panic makes the brief look longer than it is. We read it with you first, then tell you honestly what can be written well in the days left.
Reports, essays, rubrics and referencing styles are new to many first-years and returning students. Your expert writes it properly and can show you why it's built that way.
Many briefs give marks for clear expression. Your assignment is written in plain, accurate British English at the level your marker expects.
Your expert writes it while you work, and progress updates come to your phone.
Online portals, APA 7 and marking rubrics can feel like a new language. The expert handles the academic format so your ideas get the credit.
Your expert reads the feedback first, then writes the next one around the rubric lines that lost marks.
Start here
Before you search the topic, spend fifteen minutes on the brief itself. These five checks work for almost any subject, and they show you exactly which part you need help with.
Word count, weighting, due date and time, and referencing style. Look for an AI-use clause too. Together they tell you how much effort this piece deserves.
Describe, explain, analyse and evaluate ask for different answers. 'Evaluate' wants a judgement with reasons, not a summary of what the theory says.
Each criterion becomes a heading or a checkbox. A criterion you never address scores nothing, however good the rest is.
A part worth 40% of the marks gets roughly 40% of the words. Keep the introduction and conclusion short so the analysis gets the space.
Say what you'll argue or recommend, in plain words. If you can't yet, that's the gap to fix first, and it's where an expert saves you the most time.
What's stuck
Panic usually comes from one or two blockers, not the whole assignment. Tick what's actually wrong and it goes straight into your message, so your expert knows where to begin.
Assignment types
Some assignments can be rescued in a weekend and some can't. This is roughly how common Singapore assignment types compare, and what your writer looks at first on each.
Short essay or reflection
Lab or technical report
Case study analysis
Group project section
SUSS TMA or GBA
Research-based assignment
Programming assignment
Dissertation chapter
How it works
From the moment you send the brief, you know who is working on it and what happens next. Six steps, the same for every subject.
Questions, rubric, word limit, referencing style, any AI clause and the deadline. If something is unclear we ask before quoting, then send a written SGD quote.
Accounting goes to an accountant, nursing to a nurse, code to a programmer. One expert stays with your assignment from start to finish.
On longer orders you get the plan before full writing starts: structure, key sources and examples. Add lecture notes or workplace examples here.
Words budgeted by marks, theory applied to your case or question, and every claim backed by a real source in your referencing style. No AI-written text.
Another reader confirms every question part is answered, every reference exists and the word count and format match the brief.
You receive the file ahead of your deadline with a free Turnitin similarity report and a short walkthrough of the argument. Free revisions against the original brief.
Half done
Yes, and you shouldn't throw away what you have. Most half-drafts have a solid start. We build on it and finish the rest in the same voice.
Your draft, notes, the sources you used and any feedback from an earlier piece.
Strong paragraphs stay. Anything off-brief or unsupported is flagged with a reason.
Sections, word count and delivery date, quoted on the words still to write.
Same argument and tone, with the joins smoothed so it reads as one assignment.
Marks lost here
'Too descriptive' is one of the most common comments on Singapore assignments, whatever the subject. The draft explains a tool correctly but never uses it. Here is the difference on a simple SWOT question.
Descriptive: low marks
Analytical: higher marks
Illustrative example. Your writer applies the same move, tool to fact to judgement, in your subject.
ChatGPT or expert
ChatGPT produces text quickly, but invented citations and generic answers are exactly what Singapore markers notice. Here is the honest difference.
ChatGPT on its own
Written by a subject expert
Already used ChatGPT? Send the brief and we'll check every reference it gave you. If you'd rather start properly, a writer works from your brief, not from the AI text.
Every subject
This page covers every subject, so here is the breadth: a sample of the programmes and assignment types our writers handle, from ITE and poly diplomas to Master's and PhD level.
Coursework-heavy, practical assignments where a visible method matters as much as the answer.
reports · memos · presentations
Typical papers
written assignment, group project
Format and tone marked as strictly as content
loops · functions · debugging
Typical papers
coding assignment, lab report
Code that runs isn't always code that meets the spec
vital signs · infection control
Typical papers
care plan, reflective journal
Theory and practice have to be linked explicitly
A composite case
An outline the same day, the full TMA two days early.
A 2,500-word TMA due on Sunday night, nothing written, and English as a second language.
She understood the business problem from years on the job, but had never written a university report and couldn't see how the three-part question fitted together. Her shifts left two free evenings that week.
A management writer mapped each part of the question to its marks, shared a one-page outline the same day, then wrote the full TMA to the rubric and word limit, with real sources in APA 7 and examples drawn from the industry she works in. A second reader checked every question part was answered.
She asked two questions on WhatsApp about the recommendations section. The writer walked her through the reasoning and adjusted one paragraph to use an example from her own workplace.
“Three parts, one week, two free evenings. I needed someone who already knew what a TMA looks like.”
The complete TMA arrived two days before her cut-off, with a similarity report and a short walkthrough. Nobody promised her a mark.
Illustrative example based on common student situations, not a specific individual.
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Five services, matched to how much of the assignment exists. Not sure? Send what you have and we'll tell you.
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You're matched by subject, not by who happens to be free. Every expert below writes, finishes and edits assignments in their own field, including last-minute ones.
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MBA | Business Assignment Expert (NUS Graduate)
Marketing, HRM, Business Ethics
Emily handles general business assignments across marketing, HR and ethics, following each brief and rubric closely.
PhD | Computer Science Expert (NTU Graduate)
ICT335 Cloud & ICT246 Operating Systems, Python Programming, Data Structures
Arjun works on ICT and computing assignments, including SUSS ICT335 and ICT246, with tested code and clear explanations.
MA | Education & Psychology Expert (SIM University)
ABS103 Everyday Psychology, PSY371 / PSY391, Education Research
Sarah helps with psychology and education modules, including SUSS ABS103 and PSY-series TMAs, using APA referencing throughout.
MTech | Computer Science & IT Expert
ANL203 / ANL307 Analytics, Python & Java, Networking & Cybersecurity
Daryl covers IT and analytics assignments, including SUSS ANL modules, explaining code and data analysis in plain language.
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Student reviews
Reviews from students across different subjects, levels and deadlines.
4.6
Average of all 5 reviews on this page — browse with the arrows
“I was struggling with my assignment, but thanks to their service, I delivered my work on time and scored top marks in my class. Surely coming back next time for their other services too!”
“I was not confident in my English writing assignment, so I used their proofreading service. They corrected my grammar and also wrote in a professional tone. Thanks to them, I scored full marks.”
“This is my second time using their assignment writing service. Their writers really write exactly what your university wants. Also, their customer team is super friendly, and they cleared every doubt of mine.”
“My law assignment was so confusing, but the expert broke it down and explained the case laws clearly. I not only submitted on time but also finally understood the topic well. Very helpful!”
“I needed my psychology essay in under 24 hours. They delivered it on time, properly formatted, and 100% original. My lecturer even said the referencing was perfect. Highly recommend!”
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What it costs
Prices are per 250 words and depend on the assignment type and how soon you need it. You get one written SGD quote before you pay anything, whether it's written from scratch, finished or edited.
| Per 250 words | 10+ days | 3–5 days | 24 hours |
|---|---|---|---|
| General assignments this page | S$15 | S$20 | S$30 |
| Essays | S$18 | S$25 | S$35 |
| SUSS TMA / GBA | S$22 | S$30 | S$45 |
| PhD / dissertation | S$25 | S$35 | S$55 |
| Technical / coding | S$30 | S$45 | S$65 |
Free Turnitin similarity report on your final draft
Free revisions against your original brief
Long work delivered in stages
Why students return
Everything below is part of every order, whatever the subject or deadline.
A subject expert writes every line. No AI-generated text.
Each source is checked so you can open it and find the point cited.
On longer orders you see and approve the plan first.
The same writer from the quote to the last revision.
Share notes or ask a question on WhatsApp while it's written.
A second reader checks the brief is fully answered before delivery.
We never contact your school. Files are used only for your order.
Registered office at Suntec Tower One, replies within 15 minutes.
Near you
Wherever you study in Singapore, everything happens online, so distance from NUS, NTU, SMU, your poly or ITE never slows a reply.
Related help
If your task is closer to one type of work, these pages go deeper than this general one.
Draft already finished but unsure it meets the rubric? Ask us to review your assignment before you submit and get a prioritised fix list.
Want to see our standard first? Browse real assignment briefs we've outlined, or read reviews from students we have written for.
Straight answers
Grouped by what students ask first: getting started, time, quality, then privacy and price.
Yes, that is our main service. Send the brief, rubric, word count, referencing style and deadline. A writer from your subject writes the complete assignment, shares an outline first on longer orders, and delivers it with a free Turnitin similarity report.
Yes. You don't need to know how a report or essay should be structured. Send the brief exactly as you received it. Your writer handles the structure and academic style, and the short walkthrough at delivery explains why it is built that way.
Yes. Assignments are written in clear British English at the level your course expects. If you'd rather write it in your own words, the Edit / polish service corrects grammar, flow and tone on your text instead.
The full brief, the rubric or marking guidelines, word count, referencing style and deadline. Lecture slides, readings, a draft or feedback on an earlier piece help the work match what your lecturer expects. A clear photo of the brief is fine.
Message us anyway. Replies come within 15 minutes, and the expert tells you honestly how much can be written well in the time left before you pay. Urgent orders start with the parts that carry the most marks.
Yes. Send your draft, notes and the brief. The expert keeps what works, flags anything off-brief, and writes the missing sections in the same argument and voice. You're quoted only on the words still to write.
Whichever your brief names: APA 7, Harvard, MLA, Chicago, IEEE, OSCOLA or your school's own version. Every in-text citation matches the reference list, and every source is real and checkable.
No. A human expert researches and writes every assignment. AI tools often invent references, so every source we use is checked by a person. If you've already used an AI tool, tell us. We check every reference it produced, and a Write it for me order starts from your brief, not from the AI text.
Yes. You can message your expert on WhatsApp to share notes, add an example or ask how a section is going. One expert stays on your assignment from start to finish.
Only the team handling your order. Your brief, files and contact details are used for your request alone and handled under Singapore's PDPA. We never contact your university, polytechnic or lecturer.
No. Singapore Assignment Help is an independent service. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by any university, polytechnic, ITE college or private education institution.
There is no Singapore law that specifically bans academic writing, editing or tutoring services. Your university, polytechnic or PEI sets its own rules on outside help and AI use, and following them is your responsibility. If you're unsure what your module allows, ask us before ordering.
By word count (per 250 words), assignment type and time to deadline. General assignments start at S$15 per 250 words. You get a written SGD quote first, and nothing is charged until you agree.
Tell us which part, and your expert revises it. Revisions against your original brief are free. Send any new instructions too, and we'll tell you if they change the scope.
No. No legitimate service can guarantee a grade, because your lecturer does the marking. What we promise is original writing to your brief and rubric, real references, a similarity report and free revisions against the brief.
Right now
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