If you apply to work for government, they will ask you for your O-level and A-level results. This is a good opportunity to impress them, if you have a 3-years degree and not-so-glorious CAP.

In addition, for your case, try to send as many resumes as possible, regardless the industry of the job. To me, what matters is the nature of the job, not the title or industry.

Take each interview as an opportunies to brush up your interative skills. Get yourself fully prepared before that, understand the job scope and nature of the company. Get a notebook to write down all the questions you encountered and your best answeres. .

There is a book selling at NUS Career Centre(YIH), I cant remember the title but the content is about interview skills. I find it very useful. Btw, the workshops organised by Career Centre is helpful too, and you can send your resume to them for modification.

Good luck and all the best =)

Be proud of yourself and dont be discouraged so easily. It is better to study hard now and in the mean time, actively looking for a job. There is no harm to be flexible.

I'm not sure if NUS will allow you to purposely 'delay' your graduation, unless you have valid reasons. Why take 3 years and a half when others can do so in 3 years? What will your future employer think when they notice it from your resume? You must be able to justify yourself.

Don't run away from obstacles. It's time to grow up.