2014 PSLE Discussions and Strategy
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Ponsoby:
That is not so trueKitty:
NYGH went up from 261 to 262
Not surprising as a no of the Geppers already flocked to RGS DSA and the platter is full for RGS.
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what is the EESIS cut off for 2014 PSLE? And what is the top 10% marks ?
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whitecarrotcake:
it seems that -From the list of COP of IP schools,
Only nygh, mgs and cedar cop went up;
Only hci maintained.
The rest went down.
Cedar IP is getting more popular
Dunman High IP getting less popular
(not sure why)
between SCGS and St Nicholas -
St Nicholas IP is more popular than SCGS IP -
gtayc:
what is the EESIS cut off for 2014 PSLE? And what is the top 10% marks ?
EESIS cutoff should be 257.xxx this year. Top 10% is around 250. -
KPFan:
Top 10% should be 249 this year.gtayc:
what is the EESIS cut off for 2014 PSLE? And what is the top 10% marks ?
EESIS cutoff should be 257.xxx this year. Top 10% is around 250.
MGS cutoff point maintained at 256 as last year -
KPFan:
Think should be 258 (see below link from SJI website)gtayc:
what is the EESIS cut off for 2014 PSLE? And what is the top 10% marks ?
EESIS cutoff should be 257.xxx this year. Top 10% is around 250.
http://www.sji.edu.sg/scholarships#_ptoh_42381 -
pirated:
Then how come rgs cop also dropped ? And dsa only for 50% of vacancies[/quote]Ponsoby:
[quote=\"Kitty\"]NYGH went up from 261 to 262
Not surprising as a no of the Geppers already flocked to RGS DSA and the platter is full for RGS.
RGS is very stringent in their selection of students under DSA. Although the school allocates 50% of its vacancies for DSA, it doesn't fill up all its slots under this phase. Majority of students still enter via S1 posting.
With more vacancies available to students under S1, the cop is therefore lower. -
snakebb:
Think should be 258 (see below link from SJI website)KPFan:
[quote=\"gtayc\"]what is the EESIS cut off for 2014 PSLE? And what is the top 10% marks ?
EESIS cutoff should be 257.xxx this year. Top 10% is around 250.
http://www.sji.edu.sg/scholarships#_ptoh_42381[/quote]To qualify for EESIS, is it with or without HMT?
Example 255+3 (HMT)/ 256 + 2/ 257+1, qualify for EEIS? -
blurblob11:
Easier papers, boys generally more prone to careless mistakes than girls?whitecarrotcake:
Generally girls' ip schools seem to have higher cut-off than boys' ip schools.
Yes agree. Fewer boys than girls in this cohort? Or the girls generally fared better than the boys in this cohort? -
Think should be 258 (see below link from SJI website)
http://www.sji.edu.sg/scholarships#_ptoh_42381[/quote]
To qualify for EESIS, is it with or without HMT?
Example 255+3 (HMT)/ 256 + 2/ 257+1, qualify for EEIS?[/quote]
I don't think HMT is included in EESIS.
I've read somewhere in KP forum that someone with 257 was awarded EESIS, while another child with the same aggregate didn't get EESIS.
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