2015 PSLE Discussion and Strategies
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When do the bird shed its feathers hotter or colder months?
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2A*2A will most likely get you an aggregate score of >250.
Take note that MT has to be A. -
AZURA:
When do the bird shed its feathers hotter or colder months?
Hotter. During the cold months, air trapped between the feathers would reduce the rate at which the bird's body loses heat to its surrounding. This would prevent the bird from losing excessive heat and die as a result. -
Iluvmathnscience:
Why do you say that MT has to be A?2A*2A will most likely get you an aggregate score of >250.
Take note that MT has to be A. -
Iluvmathnscience:
Can 3 High A and 1 High A* get 250+?2A*2A will most likely get you an aggregate score of >250.
Take note that MT has to be A. -
My cousin scored 1 A* and 3A with aggregate score of 250 in year 2012. One of my senior scored 1A* 2A and 1 B score 250 exactly in year 2013 and enter in to river valley high school. So is really hard to tell.
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Sctc:
My cousin scored 1 A* and 3A with aggregate score of 250 in year 2012. One of my senior scored 1A* 2A and 1 B score 250 exactly in year 2013 and enter in to river valley high school. So is really hard to tell.
Wow! The A must be very high to get 250ļ¼ -
Sctc:
It has a higher weightage.
Why do you say that MT has to be A?Iluvmathnscience:
2A*2A will most likely get you an aggregate score of >250.
Take note that MT has to be A. -
I do not know how to calculate t-score but last year psle, coincidentally, a few kids I know got 2A* & 2A. All 3 kids got A* for Science & Maths. Their marks were 235, 245 & 250.
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NerdyMath:
It has a higher weightage.[/quote]What do you mean by a higher weightage? I don't quite get it. My teacher always tell us that the 4 subject subjects are of equal weightage. Can you explain? Thanks.
Why do you say that MT has to be A?Sctc:
[quote=\"Iluvmathnscience\"]2A*2A will most likely get you an aggregate score of >250.
Take note that MT has to be A.
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