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    Networking Group - JCs General

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Tertiary Education - A-Levels, Diplomas, Degrees
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    • emohE Offline
      emoh
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      NotEducatedMan:
      FanFanX:

      Speaking to reporters after the press briefing, Ministry of Education's director of schools Liew Wei Li said that the ministry recognises that alumni and students \"feel a lot\" for their schools. This merger exercise was particularly challenging because it involved JCs.


      Based on 2017 cut-off-point for Science/IB and Arts) released by MOE, the top 11 JCs were spared.:
      1. RI (4, 4)
      2. HCI (4,4)
      3. VJC (5,7)
      4. ACSI (5)
      5. NJC (6,7)
      6. NYJC (6,7)
      7. ACJC (7,8)
      8. SJI (8)
      9. EJC (9,9)
      10. TJC (9,9)
      11. SAJC (9,10)

      Actually cut-off points for SJI IB is (7) or (8)?
      http://kungfuphysics.com/jc-cut-off-points-2017/
      http://www.learnerslodge.com.sg/news/jc-cut-off-points-2017/

      SJI Cut off point for 2017 JC 1 is 7, 2016 JC 1 was 6. You can check from the MOE website.

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        FanFanX
        last edited by

        NotEducatedMan:
        FanFanX:

        Speaking to reporters after the press briefing, Ministry of Education's director of schools Liew Wei Li said that the ministry recognises that alumni and students \"feel a lot\" for their schools. This merger exercise was particularly challenging because it involved JCs.


        Based on 2017 cut-off-point for Science/IB and Arts) released by MOE, the top 11 JCs were spared.:
        1. RI (4, 4)
        2. HCI (4,4)
        3. VJC (5,7)
        4. ACSI (5)
        5. NJC (6,7)
        6. NYJC (6,7)
        7. ACJC (7,8)
        8. SJI (8)
        9. EJC (9,9)
        10. TJC (9,9)
        11. SAJC (9,10)

        Actually cut-off points for SJI IB is (7) or (8)?
        http://kungfuphysics.com/jc-cut-off-points-2017/
        http://www.learnerslodge.com.sg/news/jc-cut-off-points-2017/

        My apologies. I have picked up the contents from another site. I have made the changes.

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          Dora.045029Realtor
          last edited by

          Hi, if anyone needs advice or wants to know more about IP do let me know, I'm a Dunman High IP graduate. I went to Hong Kong for my university studies. 🙂

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            czw168
            last edited by

            Dear Parents, my son who applied PSC scholarship (teaching service) received a letter from PSC and mentioned that " the commission recommended you for a provisional scholarship with MOE and we are referring you to MOE for their consideration…". Does it mean that my son has been rejected by PSC and referred for MOE scholarship? He has attended final interview conducted by PSC Chairman and panel. Thanks.

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              longreach
              last edited by

              czw168:
              Dear Parents, my son who applied PSC scholarship (teaching service) received a letter from PSC and mentioned that \" the commission recommended you for a provisional scholarship with MOE and we are referring you to MOE for their consideration...\". Does it mean that my son has been rejected by PSC and referred for MOE scholarship? He has attended final interview conducted by PSC Chairman and panel. Thanks.

              I believe your son is being offered the scholarship, it is under 'provisional' typically because your son has not secured a firm acceptance from the university he is applying or still in the process of applying.

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                mindays
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                Singapore Mathematics Olympiad School Award (Category 2) 2017 (JCs)


                Rankings:
                Gold:
                Hwa Chong Institution
                NUS High School of Mathematics and Science
                Raffles Institution

                Silver:
                Anglo-Chinese School (Independent)
                Dunman High School
                Nanyang Junior College
                National Junior College
                Victoria Junior College

                Bronze
                Anderson Junior College
                Temasek Junior College

                Commendation:
                Anglo-Chinese Junior College
                Catholic Junior College
                Eunoia Junior College
                Innova Junior College
                Meridian Junior College
                Pioneer Junior College
                River Valley High School
                St Andrew’s Junior College
                St Joseph’s Institution

                The results really show which are the JCs that are top performing which have proved their worth! Congratulations to all!

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                  phtthp
                  last edited by

                  mindays:
                  Singapore Mathematics Olympiad School Award (Category 2) 2017 (JCs)


                  Rankings:
                  Gold:
                  Hwa Chong Institution
                  NUS High School of Mathematics and Science
                  Raffles Institution

                  Silver:
                  Anglo-Chinese School (Independent)
                  Dunman High School
                  Nanyang Junior College
                  National Junior College
                  Victoria Junior College

                  Bronze
                  Anderson Junior College
                  Temasek Junior College

                  Commendation:
                  Anglo-Chinese Junior College
                  Catholic Junior College
                  Eunoia Junior College
                  Innova Junior College
                  Meridian Junior College
                  Pioneer Junior College
                  River Valley High School
                  St Andrew's Junior College
                  St Joseph's Institution

                  The results really show which are the JCs that are top performing which have proved their worth! Congratulations to all!
                  Thanks very much, mindays, for Great info 🙂
                  Appreciated

                  can see that Nanyang Junior College also strong in Maths

                  Do you happen to have similar Science Olympaid results : break down by Physics / Biology / Chemistry Olympaid category ?

                  (this way, we can tell which JC is strong, in which pure Science subject. Thanks)

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                  • emohE Offline
                    emoh
                    last edited by

                    phtthp:
                    mindays:

                    Singapore Mathematics Olympiad School Award (Category 2) 2017 (JCs)


                    Rankings:
                    Gold:
                    Hwa Chong Institution
                    NUS High School of Mathematics and Science
                    Raffles Institution

                    Silver:
                    Anglo-Chinese School (Independent)
                    Dunman High School
                    Nanyang Junior College
                    National Junior College
                    Victoria Junior College

                    Bronze
                    Anderson Junior College
                    Temasek Junior College

                    Commendation:
                    Anglo-Chinese Junior College
                    Catholic Junior College
                    Eunoia Junior College
                    Innova Junior College
                    Meridian Junior College
                    Pioneer Junior College
                    River Valley High School
                    St Andrew's Junior College
                    St Joseph's Institution

                    The results really show which are the JCs that are top performing which have proved their worth! Congratulations to all!

                    Thanks very much, mindays, for Great info 🙂
                    Appreciated

                    can see that Nanyang Junior College also strong in Maths

                    Do you happen to have similar Science Olympaid results : break down by Physics / Biology / Chemistry Olympaid category ?

                    (this way, we can tell which JC is strong, in which pure Science subject. Thanks)

                    The Criteria for Math Olympiad school awards

                    http://sms.math.nus.edu.sg/Competitions/SMO%20School%20Awards.pdf

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                      Yngmng
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                      My niece is in year 1 Pioneer Jc. She scored mainly C for her subjects. The teacher say most kids will improve. Are Pioneer Jc papers tough? Will most do better for A levels? Worried because need at least B to qualify for most Uni courses.

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                        nancy27sg
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                        My DD is going through Stress, Depression and lack of Confidence. She is taking her A level Prelim Now. I feel the curriculum is difficult for her to cope. I am worried she may give up life. What should I do?


                        Planning to contact her form teacher today.

                        Is A level curriculum too difficult for an average student? I believe this year MOE changed the curriculum and even make it more hard. I do not know what to do another two months left for her final ‘A’ level exam.

                        Please share your opinion. Thank you

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