* Nanyang JC (NYJC)
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mindays:
Someone asked for academic information between MJC and TJC. I have the information and so I shared. I did not start the comparison.[/quote]But you said that You will refrain from comparing. So are you saying that you lied ?
You are a pretty good liar. Did you not just make a comparison in the Meridian JC thread and conclude that MJC is better than TJC and that proves that non-IP JC is better than IP JC ?ryanryan:
[quote=\"mindays\"]
I shall refrain from comparing, all schools are good.
https://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=40&t=18594&p=1830104#p1830104
And MJC is definitely not better than TJC, despite your impaired logic. And as ptthp as mentioned there are only 7 colleges that have the Humanities Scholarship Program and one of them is TJC. This program is only given to the top colleges in Singapore.
Colleges that have the Humanities Scholarship Program
Raffles Institution
Eunoia JC
Victoria JC
National JC
Temasek JC
Anglo-Chinese JC
Hwa Chong JC -
mindays:
Someone asked for academic information between MJC and TJC. I have the information and so I shared. I did not start the comparison.[/quote]But you said that You will refrain from comparing. So are you saying that you lied ? :evil:
You are a pretty good liar. Did you not just make a comparison in the Meridian JC thread and conclude that MJC is better than TJC and that proves that non-IP JC is better than IP JC ?ryanryan:
[quote=\"mindays\"]
I shall refrain from comparing, all schools are good.
https://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=40&t=18594&p=1830104#p1830104
And MJC is definitely not better than TJC, despite your impaired logic. And as ptthp as mentioned there are only 7 colleges that have the Humanities Scholarship Program and one of them is TJC. This program is only given to the top colleges in Singapore. Only ACJC is a non-IP college
Colleges that have the Humanities Scholarship Program
Raffles Institution
Eunoia JC
Victoria JC
National JC
Temasek JC
Anglo-Chinese JC
Hwa Chong JC -
ryanryan:
But you said that You will refrain from comparing. So are you saying that you lied ? :evil:
Someone asked for academic information between MJC and TJC. I have the information and so I shared. I did not start the comparison.mindays:
[quote=\"ryanryan\"]
You are a pretty good liar. Did you not just make a comparison in the Meridian JC thread and conclude that MJC is better than TJC and that proves that non-IP JC is better than IP JC ?
https://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=40&t=18594&p=1830104#p1830104
And MJC is definitely not better than TJC, despite your impaired logic. And as ptthp as mentioned there are only 7 colleges that have the Humanities Scholarship Program and one of them is TJC. This program is only given to the top colleges in Singapore. Only ACJC is a non-IP college
Colleges that have the Humanities Scholarship Program
Raffles Institution
Eunoia JC
Victoria JC
National JC
Temasek JC
Anglo-Chinese JC
Hwa Chong JC[/quote]Have you not continued this comparison as well :evil: True, even if these JCs offer HSP, exactly how many of the students are from HSP? And it is very short sighted to just use HSP as a gauge for top colleges. HSP is just one of the many special programmes offered by MOE. Look at the rest of the special programmes:
MOE Secondary and Pre-University Scholarships
Art Elective Scholarship
Humanities Scholarship
Language Elective Scholarship (Chinese)
Language Elective Scholarship (English)
Language Elective Scholarship (Malay)
Language Elective Scholarship (French)
Language Elective Scholarship (German)
Language Elective Scholarship (Japanese)
Language Elective Scholarship (Spanish)
MOE Pre-University Scholarship
Music Elective Scholarship
Regional Studies Programme Scholarship (Secondary)
Regional Studies Programme Scholarship (Pre-U)
Bicultural Studies Programme Scholarship (JC1 Intake) -
mindays:
The difference between you and me is that you have publicly declare in this forum that you will not compare but you go back on your words. That makes you untrustworthy and a liar.
Have you not continued this comparison as well :evil: )mindays:
Precisely, You just shot yourself in the foot. Then why are you using \"Elligibility for University\" only to compare TJC with MJC and claim that MJC is better than TJC ?True, even if these JCs offer HSP, exactly how many of the students are from HSP? And it is very short sighted to just use HSP as a gauge for top colleges. HSP is just one of the many special programmes offered by MOE. Look at the rest of the special programmes:
MOE Secondary and Pre-University Scholarships
Art Elective Scholarship
Humanities Scholarship
Language Elective Scholarship (Chinese)
Language Elective Scholarship (English)
Language Elective Scholarship (Malay)
Language Elective Scholarship (French)
Language Elective Scholarship (German)
Language Elective Scholarship (Japanese)
Language Elective Scholarship (Spanish)
MOE Pre-University Scholarship
Music Elective Scholarship
Regional Studies Programme Scholarship (Secondary)
Regional Studies Programme Scholarship (Pre-U)
Bicultural Studies Programme Scholarship (JC1 Intake)
We all know that to be \"elligiblity\" for university, the bar is set very low as you just practically need only A level passes. However that does not mean you qualify and will be admitted to university. So how does that make 1 college better than the other ?
You are just being myopic. And FYI, those MOE special programs that you listed, most of the the IP colleges have virtually most of them. Does MJC has it? Does NYJC has it ? -
John Lim:
2018 8 7Nanyang JC
Arts Science
2008 10 10
2009 10 10
2010 10 10
2011 10 9
2012 9 9
2013 8 8
2014 8 7
2015 7 7
2016 7 6
2017 7 6 :celebrate: -
ryanryan:
I have no idea how your thoughts work. IF you are not even eligible for university, why even talk about admission? You are so illogical and it will just be a waste of my time to entertain you. FYI NYJC has 2 of MOE special programmes.
The difference between you and me is that you have publicly declare in this forum that you will not compare but you go back on your words. That makes you untrustworthy and a liar.mindays:
Have you not continued this comparison as well :evil: )mindays:
Precisely, You just shot yourself in the foot. Then why are you using \"Elligibility for University\" only to compare TJC with MJC and claim that MJC is better than TJC ?True, even if these JCs offer HSP, exactly how many of the students are from HSP? And it is very short sighted to just use HSP as a gauge for top colleges. HSP is just one of the many special programmes offered by MOE. Look at the rest of the special programmes:
MOE Secondary and Pre-University Scholarships
Art Elective Scholarship
Humanities Scholarship
Language Elective Scholarship (Chinese)
Language Elective Scholarship (English)
Language Elective Scholarship (Malay)
Language Elective Scholarship (French)
Language Elective Scholarship (German)
Language Elective Scholarship (Japanese)
Language Elective Scholarship (Spanish)
MOE Pre-University Scholarship
Music Elective Scholarship
Regional Studies Programme Scholarship (Secondary)
Regional Studies Programme Scholarship (Pre-U)
Bicultural Studies Programme Scholarship (JC1 Intake)
We all know that to be \"elligiblity\" for university, the bar is set very low as you just practically need only A level passes. However that does not mean you qualify and will be admitted to university. So how does that make 1 college better than the other ?
You are just being myopic. And FYI, those MOE special programs that you listed, most of the the IP colleges have virtually most of them. Does MJC has it? Does NYJC has it ? -
mindays:
I have no idea how your thoughts work. IF you are not even eligible for university, why even talk about admission? You are so illogical and it will just be a waste of my time to entertain you. FYI NYJC has 2 of MOE special programmes.[/quote]You are a joke as usual Minday. If the standards for ellibilgibity for university is already so low that virtually everybody will be elligible , is it a right metric and the only metric for comparison ?
The difference between you and me is that you have publicly declare in this forum that you will not compare but you go back on your words. That makes you untrustworthy and a liar.ryanryan:
[quote=\"mindays\"]
Have you not continued this comparison as well :evil: )mindays:
Precisely, You just shot yourself in the foot. Then why are you using \"Elligibility for University\" only to compare TJC with MJC and claim that MJC is better than TJC ?True, even if these JCs offer HSP, exactly how many of the students are from HSP? And it is very short sighted to just use HSP as a gauge for top colleges. HSP is just one of the many special programmes offered by MOE. Look at the rest of the special programmes:
MOE Secondary and Pre-University Scholarships
Art Elective Scholarship
Humanities Scholarship
Language Elective Scholarship (Chinese)
Language Elective Scholarship (English)
Language Elective Scholarship (Malay)
Language Elective Scholarship (French)
Language Elective Scholarship (German)
Language Elective Scholarship (Japanese)
Language Elective Scholarship (Spanish)
MOE Pre-University Scholarship
Music Elective Scholarship
Regional Studies Programme Scholarship (Secondary)
Regional Studies Programme Scholarship (Pre-U)
Bicultural Studies Programme Scholarship (JC1 Intake)
We all know that to be \"elligiblity\" for university, the bar is set very low as you just practically need only A level passes. However that does not mean you qualify and will be admitted to university. So how does that make 1 college better than the other ?
You are just being myopic. And FYI, those MOE special programs that you listed, most of the the IP colleges have virtually most of them. Does MJC has it? Does NYJC has it ?
I agree with ryaryan that you are beyond redemption -
mindays:
Can you share which two ?
. FYI NYJC has 2 of MOE special programmes. -
mindays:
I think many many more here really have no idea how your thoughts work
I have no idea how your thoughts work. . -
mindays:
I have no idea how your thoughts work. IF you are not even eligible for university, why even talk about admission? You are so illogical and it will just be a waste of my time to entertain you. FYI NYJC has 2 of MOE special programmes.[/quote]
Precisely, You just shot yourself in the foot. Then why are you using \"Elligibility for University\" only to compare TJC with MJC and claim that MJC is better than TJC ?ryanryan:
[quote=\"Grandypa\"]
The difference between you and me is that you have publicly declare in this forum that you will not compare but you go back on your words. That makes you untrustworthy and a liar.
True, even if these JCs offer HSP, exactly how many of the students are from HSP? And it is very short sighted to just use HSP as a gauge for top colleges. HSP is just one of the many special programmes offered by MOE. Look at the rest of the special programmes:
MOE Secondary and Pre-University Scholarships
Art Elective Scholarship
Humanities Scholarship
Language Elective Scholarship (Chinese)
Language Elective Scholarship (English)
Language Elective Scholarship (Malay)
Language Elective Scholarship (French)
Language Elective Scholarship (German)
Language Elective Scholarship (Japanese)
Language Elective Scholarship (Spanish)
MOE Pre-University Scholarship
Music Elective Scholarship
Regional Studies Programme Scholarship (Secondary)
Regional Studies Programme Scholarship (Pre-U)
Bicultural Studies Programme Scholarship (JC1 Intake)
We all know that to be \"elligiblity\" for university, the bar is set very low as you just practically need only A level passes. However that does not mean you qualify and will be admitted to university. So how does that make 1 college better than the other ?
You are just being myopic. And FYI, those MOE special programs that you listed, most of the the IP colleges have virtually most of them. Does MJC has it? Does NYJC has it ?
You are beyond salvation. Both of the statistics (eligibility to local university AND 3H2 passes + GP pass) have already shown the picture. If you still wish to argue further, it will only show your intelligence.
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