GCE A level result 2018 @ 23th Feb 2018

[rylee]

Song22:

jtoh:

[quote=\"Song22\"]Can I know the indicative grade of AAA/A, does the H1 A grade means GP or any other H1 subjects like MT, PW etc?

It's for the 4 core subjects, the 4th core at H1 level. So not GP, PW and MT.

Thanks jtoh for the clarification. Does it mean those who are taking 4H2 will have their 4th H2 subject to be the H1 core?[/quote]U can choose the less performing H2 to be H1 content base.

[rylee]

Song22:

jtoh:

[quote=\"Song22\"]Can I know the indicative grade of AAA/A, does the H1 A grade means GP or any other H1 subjects like MT, PW etc?

It's for the 4 core subjects, the 4th core at H1 level. So not GP, PW and MT.

Thanks jtoh for the clarification. Does it mean those who are taking 4H2 will have their 4th H2 subject to be the H1 core?[/quote]U can choose the less performing H2 to be H1 content base.

[Song22]

Thanks Rylee

[yolomomo]

Does anyone know how the ranking points work? Will university consider a failed h2 subject if the ranking points are still average?

[jtoh]

Song22:

jtoh:

[quote=\"Song22\"]Can I know the indicative grade of AAA/A, does the H1 A grade means GP or any other H1 subjects like MT, PW etc?

It's for the 4 core subjects, the 4th core at H1 level. So not GP, PW and MT.

Thanks jtoh for the clarification. Does it mean those who are taking 4H2 will have their 4th H2 subject to be the H1 core?[/quote]Yes. Your worst performing H2 will be taken as your 4th H1 in the calculation of UAS.

[jtoh]

yolomomo:

Does anyone know how the ranking points work? Will university consider a failed h2 subject if the ranking points are still average?

UAS is calculated taking your 4 core subjects plus GP and PW. So your fail grade in H2 is calculated in the rank points as well.

[Zeit]

zbear:

zeemimi:

[quote=\"nick12W\"]

I was a scholar but I don't recommend scholarship unless you have exhausted all other means of funding.

LOL .... this point i agree whole heartedly with you., unless it is a non-bonded scholarship.

Don't apply scholarship for the prestige, blah blah blah. Seen enough of disgruntled scholars/ex-scholars to attest to this point.

Hi zeemimi n nick12W

Can both of you share the reasons why bonded scholarships are not recommended?

Do you have any unhappy stories from current or past bonded scholars?

Thanks.[/quote]Your child may like certain sectors and love working in Singapore, so if that bonded scholarship is bound for one of those sectors and to be based locally, why not?

[Nebbermind]

Zeit:

Your child may like certain sectors and love working in Singapore, so if that bonded scholarship is bound for one of those sectors and to be based locally, why not?

Sometimes not a matter of whether you like your work or not. Who you are working with and who you are working for matters a lot.

[andante]

FantasyLandDreams:

How is NJC results this year? Cannot find anything on their website?

Hi, cannot find results for NJC and RI ?

[jtoh]

andante:

FantasyLandDreams:

How is NJC results this year? Cannot find anything on their website?

Hi, cannot find results for NJC and RI ?

RI's results are posted on their thread in this forum (by one of the parents), on their RI website, on their facebook page. They're always the first JC to report their results in the hours after the release of the A level results and usually the most comprehensive as well.