All About Primary Schools' Balloting History
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kljx:
can somebody explain how to read this? the % is calculated based on? thanks..
Changkat Primary
No. of Vacancies = 180
Phase 1 TUR = 32% = 32%*180 = 57
No. of vacancies left = 180-57 = 123
Phase 2A APP = 11% ==> 11%*123 = 13 applied in P2A
No. of vacancies left = 123-13 = 110
TUR so far = (57+13)/180 = 39%
After P2A, remaining places split equally between P2B and P2C. Hence, P2B and P2C had 55 places each.
P2B APP = 2% ==> 2%*55 = 1 applied in P2B
TUR so far = (57+13+1)/180 = 40%
Hope the above clarifies! -
qms:
Amazing! Thanks for helping out and decoding those stats, qms. :hi5:kljx:
can somebody explain how to read this? the % is calculated based on? thanks..
Changkat Primary
No. of Vacancies = 180
Phase 1 TUR = 32% = 32%*180 = 57
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We were thinking of removing those tables completely, and just let people look at the graphs. Easier to understand, although the graphs does not show the level of over-subscription at each Phase. -
Please do not remove the tables, the information is very useful. Appreciate your effort.
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ChiefKiasu:
We were thinking of removing those tables completely, and just let people look at the graphs. Easier to understand, although the graphs does not show the level of over-subscription at each Phase.
Chief,
What is your concern for retaining the tables? Information collection? Maintenance? I think the tables are more informative than the graphs, at least to me. I usually go for the tables rather than the graphs. So, when the graphs were updated but not the tables, I actually felt \"handicapped\". -
Hi mummies
I’m searching for last 2 yrs results for Rivervale Pri, i’m residing within 2km, anyone can share? -
lydiatay81:
http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/content/seng-kangHi mummies
I'm searching for last 2 yrs results for Rivervale Pri, i'm residing within 2km, anyone can share? -
qms:
We found a good way of updating the information by converting the tables into bitmaps just like the graph, so we don't have to edit 27 different articles each at the end of each phase. It's not maintenance cost, but rather the value of the statistics to people. The numbers can be quite daunting to the uninitiated looking at them for the first time. Your feedback about the usefulness of the statistics helpsChiefKiasu:
We were thinking of removing those tables completely, and just let people look at the graphs. Easier to understand, although the graphs does not show the level of over-subscription at each Phase.
Chief,
What is your concern for retaining the tables? Information collection? Maintenance? I think the tables are more informative than the graphs, at least to me. I usually go for the tables rather than the graphs. So, when the graphs were updated but not the tables, I actually felt \"handicapped\".
We will continue publishing those tables then.
BTW, there are many who ask for raw numbers instead of percentages. We will not provide those raw numbers because that would be duplicating what MOE is already providing. Our interest is to use the relative percentages to highlight the take up rates of places during the exercise.
In any case, the raw numbers can be worked out as what qms has demonstrated earlier. -
ChiefKiasu:
We found a good way of updating the information by converting the tables into bitmaps just like the graph, so we don't have to edit 27 different articles each at the end of each phase. It's not maintenance cost, but rather the value of the statistics to people. The numbers can be quite daunting to the uninitiated looking at them for the first time. Your feedback about the usefulness of the statistics helps
We will continue publishing those tables then.
http://media.photobucket.com/user/LuvH8/media/Please%20and%20Thank%20You/ThankYou.gif.html Chief!
Understand the amount of work involved in the updating.
It took you a great amount of time and effort to collate those numbers that you show, so it will be a waste if all these are eliminated. I am for whatever suggestion you have (showing graphs only or graphs+tables) so long as we can have the same quality information that we have been seeing in those pages. -
where are the graph/tables/whatever?
Didn't even know they existed!! :oops: -
Nebbermind:
You didn't know?where are the graph/tables/whatever?
Didn't even know they existed!! :oops:
Nebbermind lah! Anyway, you don't need, right?
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