Networking Group - JCs General

[sparks]

Thanks all for sharing. Appreciate it. What i am concerned with is - is there any chance of the jc being involved in the posting process (filtering out students who chose jc as 1st choice) or is the posting process purely done by central system administered by moe? I tried to call in moe to ask but put on hold for so long that i gave up.

[jtoh]

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sparks:

Thanks all for sharing. Appreciate it. What i am concerned with is - is there any chance of the jc being involved in the posting process (filtering out students who chose jc as 1st choice) or is the posting process purely done by central system administered by moe? I tried to call in moe to ask but put on hold for so long that i gave up.

It's all done by the centralized computer system

[QooQueen]

The confusion has cleared

Thank you .

The order of choices may be more important when doing an appeal .

[GinMocca]

jtoh:

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sparks:

Thanks all for sharing. Appreciate it. What i am concerned with is - is there any chance of the jc being involved in the posting process (filtering out students who chose jc as 1st choice) or is the posting process purely done by central system administered by moe? I tried to call in moe to ask but put on hold for so long that i gave up.

It's all done by the centralized computer system

so for the last place in the school, all the students that have e.g COP 10 who chose it as the first, second, third or fourth choice etc will come together and have a centralized ballot ?

[jtoh]

GinMocca:

jtoh:

[youtube=][/youtube][quote=\"sparks\"]Thanks all for sharing. Appreciate it. What i am concerned with is - is there any chance of the jc being involved in the posting process (filtering out students who chose jc as 1st choice) or is the posting process purely done by central system administered by moe? I tried to call in moe to ask but put on hold for so long that i gave up.

It's all done by the centralized computer system

so for the last place in the school, all the students that have e.g COP 10 who chose it as the first, second, third or fourth choice etc will come together and have a centralized ballot ?[/quote]See my post above. Last place in the school will be allocated based on merit, followed by citizenship, followed by gross aggregate score and if all else fails, balloting. Based on the information from MOE, placement of choice is not mentioned at all. So theoretically, yes, all will be balloted if there's no tie breaker before the balloting stage.

[sparks]

Thanks jtoh. That’s what i understand when i read that explanation in the jae booklet. I hope it is as it is stated. Perhaps some parents who had checked with moe or their personnel can confirm this - sorting by moe centralised system? Sorry for being super kiasu but this is highly impt to me. Thanks again!

[GinMocca]

jtoh:

GinMocca:

so for the last place in the school, all the students that have e.g COP 10 who chose it as the first, second, third or fourth choice etc will come together and have a centralized ballot ?

See my post above. Last place in the school will be allocated based on merit, followed by citizenship, followed by gross aggregate score and if all else fails, balloting. Based on the information from MOE, placement of choice is not mentioned at all. So theoretically, yes, all will be balloted if there's no tie breaker before the balloting stage.

Take this scenerio, the school have 50 places left and now there are 200 students with COP 10 vying for the 50 places.

60 placed this JC as first choice, 40 as second choice, 40 as third choice and the remainder on lower choices.

Does it mean that all these 200 ( all things being equal), will be put into a ballot for the remaining 50 places ?

or will the ballot be only conducted for the 60 that placed the college as first choice ?

[jtoh]

GinMocca:

jtoh:

[quote=\"GinMocca\"]

so for the last place in the school, all the students that have e.g COP 10 who chose it as the first, second, third or fourth choice etc will come together and have a centralized ballot ?

See my post above. Last place in the school will be allocated based on merit, followed by citizenship, followed by gross aggregate score and if all else fails, balloting. Based on the information from MOE, placement of choice is not mentioned at all. So theoretically, yes, all will be balloted if there's no tie breaker before the balloting stage.

Take this scenerio, the school have 50 places left and now there are 200 students with COP 10 vying for the 50 places.

60 placed this JC as first choice, 40 as second choice, 40 as third choice and the remainder on lower choices.

Does it mean that all these 200 ( all things being equal), will be put into a ballot for the remaining 50 places ?

or will the ballot be only conducted for the 60 that placed the college as first choice ?[/quote]Read the booklet. It doesn't mention choice as a factor. Call MOE and see if they have your answer.

[zhenx]

jtoh:

GinMocca:

Take this scenerio, the school have 50 places left and now there are 200 students with COP 10 vying for the 50 places.

60 placed this JC as first choice, 40 as second choice, 40 as third choice and the remainder on lower choices.

Does it mean that all these 200 ( all things being equal), will be put into a ballot for the remaining 50 places ?

or will the ballot be only conducted for the 60 that placed the college as first choice ?

Read the booklet. It doesn't mention choice as a factor. Call MOE and see if they have your answer.

Please share your answer here if you have.

[student2001]

hi may i ask if the grade for higher mother tongue is important for university admission? thanks!