2017 P1 Registration Exercise for 2018 In-Take
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If odd number of seats are left, then the extra one goes to which phase? Even 1 seat matters:)
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Momof2childs:
If odd number of seats are left, then the extra one goes to which phase? Even 1 seat matters:)
Goes to 2B. -
Momof2childs:
If odd number of seats are left, then the extra one goes to which phase? Even 1 seat matters:)
from my understanding, twins/triplets are considered under 1 seat....if that extra 1 seat goes to triplets for eg, imagine the happiness. -
janet88:
Not so simple i think.Momof2childs:
If odd number of seats are left, then the extra one goes to which phase? Even 1 seat matters:)
from my understanding, twins/triplets are considered under 1 seat....if that extra 1 seat goes to triplets for eg, imagine the happiness.
If no balloting, the 3 children will take up 3 vacancies.
If there is a ballot, then the 3 children share one balloting chance. If their ball is picked, 3 vacancies will be taken up. However, the special rule is if they are the last ball to be picked, then all 3 will get in.
But i stand corrected. Maybe someone can clarify? -
janet88:
I don't think so leh. They're only counted as 1 person if there's a balloting (eg at 2B): they can choose to share 1 ball (and that's usually the case because parents don't want to split the logistics if 1 doesn't get picked). If the shared ball is picked, all the family get in. But they will take up extra seats, leaving fewer left at 2C.Momof2childs:
If odd number of seats are left, then the extra one goes to which phase? Even 1 seat matters:)
from my understanding, twins/triplets are considered under 1 seat....if that extra 1 seat goes to triplets for eg, imagine the happiness.
Can anybody verify? -
janet88:
Very lucky if that is the LAST seat.Momof2childs:
If odd number of seats are left, then the extra one goes to which phase? Even 1 seat matters:)
from my understanding, twins/triplets are considered under 1 seat....if that extra 1 seat goes to triplets for eg, imagine the happiness.
If not, all the parents will be glaring, cos they will take up 2 extra seats, reducing the chances of 2 other kids. -
Twins, triplets, quadruplets … all count as 1 seat
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No I think Orb and nicnac are correct. That’s why as multiples get more & more common over the years, us parents of non-multiples get even more stressed.
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zac's mum:
No I think Orb and nicnac are correct. That's why as multiples get more & more common over the years, us parents of non-multiples get even more stressed.
Statistically, not possible to get more & more common. If anything, it should get less and less common with declining birth rate... -
floppy:
My rationale is, the age of mothers giving birth is getting older statistically. And I heard higher maternal age leads to higher chance of conceiving multiples. Both natural and via IVF.zac's mum:
No I think Orb and nicnac are correct. That's why as multiples get more & more common over the years, us parents of non-multiples get even more stressed.
Statistically, not possible to get more & more common. If anything, it should get less and less common with declining birth rate...
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