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    2016 O levels (Kids born in 2000)

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    • janet88J Offline
      janet88
      last edited by

      lee_yl:
      DH's niece's situation also similar. Study hard day and night. Not yet grad from NTU but already secured a job in Ernst&Young! GPA close to 4. She was from Ngee Ann Poly previously.

      son's prev science tutor was from ngee ann poly doing biochemistry. scored 3.5/4 for GPA...went on to NTU. after giving tuition for 2 years now furthering her degree in australia.
      if the child wants to go to poly, he/she must study very hard to get a place in U....or else he will be spending time applying and applying while working. this is what hubby went through before he finally got a place in NTU in school of engineering.

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      • lee_ylL Offline
        lee_yl
        last edited by

        janet88:

        if the child wants to go to poly, he/she must study very hard to get a place in U....or else he will be spending time applying and applying while working.
        A few of my cousins studied A-levels (I believe they studied very hard too) but did not do well enough to enter the local Uni so they went back to poly and took a longer route to get their degree.

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        • floppyF Offline
          floppy
          last edited by

          lee_yl:
          janet88:


          if the child wants to go to poly, he/she must study very hard to get a place in U....or else he will be spending time applying and applying while working.

          A few of my cousins studied A-levels (I believe they studied very hard too) but did not do well enough to enter the local Uni so they went back to poly and took a longer route to get their degree.

          The other option after 3 years of gaining relevant work experience would be to apply as a mature student. For mature student, relevant work experience matters more than GPA (although a reasonable GPA > 3.0 is still expected). This route typically favors female poly grads because more likely to have relevant experience (because of diploma) and no need to spend an additional 2 years in NS.

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          • J Offline
            jetsetter
            last edited by

            http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/o-level-results-record-84-3-score-at-least-5-passes-highest/3429580.html?cid=fbcna


            http://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/education/best-o-level-results-in-at-least-three-decades-843-of-students-score-5-or-more

            Looks like it's a good year!

            :congrats:

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            • floppyF Offline
              floppy
              last edited by

              jetsetter:
              http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/o-level-results-record-84-3-score-at-least-5-passes-highest/3429580.html?cid=fbcna


              http://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/education/best-o-level-results-in-at-least-three-decades-843-of-students-score-5-or-more

              Looks like it's a good year!

              :congrats:
              Sounds like bad news if you are one of them :rotflmao:

              Even Lower COP for popular courses and popular JCs.

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              • sharonkhooS Offline
                sharonkhoo
                last edited by

                floppy:
                jetsetter:

                http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/o-level-results-record-84-3-score-at-least-5-passes-highest/3429580.html?cid=fbcna


                http://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/education/best-o-level-results-in-at-least-three-decades-843-of-students-score-5-or-more

                Looks like it's a good year!

                :congrats:

                Sounds like bad news if you are one of them :rotflmao:

                Even Lower COP for popular courses and popular JCs.

                That's what I was thinking!

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                • isetanI Offline
                  isetan
                  last edited by

                  DD (IP track) got A2 grade for her Higher Chinese. She is relieved as don’t have to take her MTL in JC liao.

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                  • Y Offline
                    yellow-dk
                    last edited by

                    :?: hi

                    we stay in jurong. DD got 10 pts (after deduction) and we are considering either JJC (15) or Pioneer (12). DD intends to do science. Need some advice in the selection, please :?:
                    thx in advance

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                    • L Offline
                      LOL123kiasu
                      last edited by

                      I got 4A1s 4A2s. Nett:6

                      Wondering if i can get into nyjc(since its partial 6)?

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                      • janet88J Offline
                        janet88
                        last edited by

                        son’s L1R4 is 18 points after CCA deduction. he can’t get into business studies at ngee ann.

                        totally dejected when he collected. now have to decide properly those 12 options.

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