Networking Group - JCs General
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jtoh:
Lots of students take PCME and BCME, so I would say both are manageable. But it depends on the interest of the student as well. If you like the subject and can do well in it, how 'heavy' the subject is takes second place.[/quote]Thanks \"jtoh\" and \"slmkhoo\" for the reply. Comparing Further Mathematics and Physics, may I know which one is less content heavy and easier to score if let say the student has the same interest in both?TTBCOOL:
[quote=\"pirated\"]BCME is a heavy combination esp B&C
How about PCME? Is it manageable? -
slmkhoo:
It depends on the student. Many students cope fine, but there are surely some who don't.[/quote]The truth is ... there are many JC students rely heavily on external tuitions to secure their As...while some to keep them afloat...TTBCOOL:
[quote=\"pirated\"]BCME is a heavy combination esp B&C
How about PCME? Is it manageable?
Hv heard too many stories amongst frens alrdy...
For the simple reason, H2 subj is no easy feat...
IMO, BCMG is one of the \" heaviest\" Combination...
Juz my opinion fr seeing the tons of notes my gal's peer had for the B n G alone...n she regretted much... -
zbear:
4H2 is offered to ALL JCs including IJC as long as the student meets the minimum requirements.
I thought 3H2 + 2H1 (include GP) is the norm for all JCs. It's only 4 H2 + 1 H1 (GP) that is offered in the top and mid tier JCs?
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My son took 4H2 with BCML
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KTKS:
It's only at MI that the students only do 3 H2s, not 4.
4H2 is offered to ALL JCs including IJC as long as the student meets the minimum requirements.zbear:
I thought 3H2 + 2H1 (include GP) is the norm for all JCs. It's only 4 H2 + 1 H1 (GP) that is offered in the top and mid tier JCs?
Yes? No?? -
3H2 + 2H1 (include GP) is the norm
Son opted for 4H2 -
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4H2 is compulsory for VJC students as far as I know, except for a few cases
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Just for info
ACJC not compulsory to take 4H2 -
In fact, most JCs encourage students to take up 3H2 and 1H1 because it will be less daunting
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