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    2017 PSLE Discussions and Strategies

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      Yanchong
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      Would appreciate if I can have the MCQ for both schools too. Kindly email to [email protected]. Thank you.

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        muska
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        I think it's possible that the A* requirement drops from 91 to 88 if paper is hard..(sch teacher did mentioned to my ds)


        For eg last yr 's Sci paper was tough, somehow it's easier to score A*..col's gal score 60-70 in prelim, and thought she might fail actual psle sci, ended up with A* in actual paper.

        Can anyone share how do you estimate t score w pre lim results? x0.7 or x0.75 ? sch instructions was x0.7

        phtthp:
        Are the PSLE subjects graded, after the marks have been moderated ?

        Eg

        If one scored 88 marks (Raw score) for the tough PSLE Maths paper this year (2017), will his T-score for Maths end up getting adjusted to A or A *, because the Maths paper was set tough ?
        (after factoring in the entire P6xers' PSLE cohort mean, std deviation)


        A : 75 to 90
        A* : 91 and above

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          newkeynesian
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          Hi Esteema


          Please try to send again as I have not got it yet.

          Thanks!

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            kuts
            last edited by

            Would appreciate if I can have the MCQ for Nanyang and Nan Hua. Kindly email to [email protected]. Thank you.

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              mmummy
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              Hi parents, would appreciate whoever has NY Prelim Science MCQ can kindly email to me at [email protected].

              Thank you in advance.

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                phtthp
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                Hi muska,


                On a more conservative, realistic side, school Tr told my kid to multiply by either 0.7 or 0.72.

                Not 0.75, because 0.75 is a bit high.

                So, we take Total of 4 subjects’ (EMS, Mother tongue) Raw score , multiply by 0.7, to estimate roughly the T-score, since we do not have our school’s Std deviation, mean

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                  phtthp
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                  Morinosuke:
                  BTSfaith05:

                  Is it possible to still score 255 and above if one of the subjects score is 82?


                  It's still possible depending on the scores of the other subjects.

                  At least 2 A* for the rest of the subjects for a better chance.

                  My older kid took her PSLE last year and English isn't her forte, so it's likely she got a low A (high 70's - low 80's) but thankfully she got more than 255 overall as she scored 2 A* for Math and Science, and possibly a high A for Chinese.

                  With minimum 2A*, one can reach 255.

                  In order to reach / target 261, via T-score (Non-DSA route) (eg : RGS threshold Cut-off-point), P6 student need to score minimum 3A* ?

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                    mapleleaf
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                    Hi parents, may i have a copy of the NY prelim paper too. My email address [email protected].

                    Thank you for sharing.

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                      Morinosuke
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                      I do know of students who scored above 255 with one A*, but I believe the rest of the subjects scored high A nearing A*.


                      E.g. scenario
                      Subject 1= 95 (A*), and
                      Subject 2, 3 and 4 = all 88 (high A*)

                      Total raw score for 4 subjects = 359
                      Estimated T-score = 359 * 0.72 = 258

                      And sometimes 90+ doesn’t guarantee A*, e.g. for easy papers where majority perform well, I heard A* benchmark can be 95 and above.

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                        Morinosuke
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