2019 PSLE Discussions and Strategies (Children born in 2007)

[slxe28]

jellyfulla\" post_id=\"1947638\" time=\"1574337630\" user_id=\"181311:

Did a lot of ppl get 250 and above in ur school? In my school there’s 27... is that considered a lot or no?

hi jellyfulla , whats the highest score in your school?

[ooioo]

what is the PSLE score required to do 3rd third language this year?

[mengsan]

zac's mum\" post_id=\"1947612\" time=\"1574332138\" user_id=\"53606:[quote=\"zac's mum\" post_id=1947612 time=1574332138 user_id=53606]

santorini\" post_id=\"1947609\" time=\"1574331821\" user_id=\"12287:

Merit before choice order.

So the higher scorer will get in first, regardless of his/her choice order.

Gets more complicated when it comes to affiliation.. what if affiliated student just meet cop puts 1st choice, and non affiliated student also just meet cop puts 2nd, who will get the slot? Affiliated cop is always lower than non affiliated but both fighting for the last slot

[MerlionInGermany]

mengsan\" post_id=\"1947648\" time=\"1574341061\" user_id=\"31254:

zac's mum\" post_id=\"1947612\" time=\"1574332138\" user_id=\"53606:[quote=\"zac's mum\" post_id=1947612 time=1574332138 user_id=53606]

Gets more complicated when it comes to affiliation.. what if affiliated student just meet cop puts 1st choice, and non affiliated student also just meet cop puts 2nd, who will get the slot? Affiliated cop is always lower than non affiliated but both fighting for the last slot

I think, this will never happen, because the affiliated students get in first, up to 80% of the total sec 1 cohort. Then the leftover 20% is allocated to non affiliated students. If affiliation students fill 65%, then the 35% will be allocated to non affiliated students. It is done serially, not in parallel. I think.

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zac's mum\" post_id=\"1947612\" time=\"1574332138\" user_id=\"53606:[quote=\"zac's mum\" post_id=1947612 time=1574332138 user_id=53606]

santorini\" post_id=\"1947609\" time=\"1574331821\" user_id=\"12287:

Merit before choice order.

So the higher scorer will get in first, regardless of his/her choice order.

What zac mum said is true, provided the Secondary school is a Non affliated school


But for Affliated school, starting from this year onwards, 20 % must be allocated, reserved for outsiders.

So, those affliation schools with low Affliation Cut off point at 200 -
This year, it is possible that some students with Tscore 200, may not be able to go back to your affliated O level Sec school, even if you put your affliation Sec school down, as 1st choice. They will have to give way, to outsiders (non affliates) coming in with higher Tscore, than them

But for Sec schools with higher Affliation cut off, e.g. st nick at 230, the behavior is slightly different

Maybe out of 80 % reserved for Affliates,
only 65 % is actually being utilized, because some with higher Tscore, esp. Those from the Top few 2019 P6 classes eg. Those scored above 260, will exit out into (RGS / NYGH / St Nick / MGS) IP (A-level or IB) programme, ie. exit out of the OP programme, totally.

So, (80 - 65) = 15 % extra remaining un-utilized balance will then be added back to the \"cannot-touch\" 20% reserved for outsiders, to join OP (St Nick). There are Total 5 OP classes, plus another 5 IP classes inside St Nick, making it Total 10 classes

[zac's mum]

MerlionInGermany\" post_id=\"1947649\" time=\"1574341394\" user_id=\"2964:

mengsan\" post_id=\"1947648\" time=\"1574341061\" user_id=\"31254:

[quote=\"zac's mum\" post_id=1947612 time=1574332138 user_id=53606]
Merit before choice order.

So the higher scorer will get in first, regardless of his/her choice order.

Gets more complicated when it comes to affiliation.. what if affiliated student just meet cop puts 1st choice, and non affiliated student also just meet cop puts 2nd, who will get the slot? Affiliated cop is always lower than non affiliated but both fighting for the last slot

I think, this will never happen, because the affiliated students get in first, up to 80% of the total sec 1 cohort. Then the leftover 20% is allocated to non affiliated students. If affiliation students fill 65%, then the 35% will be allocated to non affiliated students. It is done serially, not in parallel. I think.[/quote]Agreed. Won’t have a scenario of affiliated and non-affiliated fighting for the same last slot.

[MS_Worrisome]

floppy\" post_id=\"1947556\" time=\"1574320864\" user_id=\"97579:

MS_Worrisome\" post_id=\"1947553\" time=\"1574318758\" user_id=\"27601:

Quick question for Parents of 2019 PSLE Warriors: If your child is eligible for 3rd language (Malay/Arabic), would you encourage him/her to take?

Malay / Arabic is open to all students who have gained admission to Express and NA. Unless your child has a keen interest in the Asian language, I won’t encourage or be bothered with it.

:thankyou:

[Stevenlsf]

sumoye\" post_id=\"1947639\" time=\"1574338474\" user_id=\"95288:

Stevenlsf\" post_id=\"1947628\" time=\"1574334823\" user_id=\"69371:

[quote=MerlionInGermany post_id=1947561 time=1574321561 user_id=2964]

And check the eligibility letter if you actually do get the 3 points. In theory, a person can get a distinction in higher chinese but do not get the +3 if his t score is not within a certain percentage of the cohort.

where can I find if dd is eligible to get the points for higher Chinese? Not able to find from the result letter. Thanks.

Is stated in the eligibility letter, S1 Posting letter.[/quote]Thanks sumoye. I found it on the eligibility letter the first paragraph regarding the SAP

[Beloved3]

Hi. Can I check if in the case of affiliation but uncertainty of IP, will student lose affiliation status.


Student 255
1st choice affiliation school ip
2nd choice affiliation school o level

Turns out cop for ip is 256. Will student be pushed to 3rd n 4th choice n lose affiliation status?

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jellyfulla\" post_id=\"1947638\" time=\"1574337630\" user_id=\"181311:

Did a lot of ppl get 250 and above in ur school? In my school there’s 27... is that considered a lot or no?

\"Is it a lot ?\",
will depend on the Total number of P6 classes in your school, or the Total number of P6 students who took PSLE this year (call this figure, X), then take

27 divide by denominator (X) times 100, that will give you the percentage, which will then indicate, is it \"a lot, or No\"