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    * Nanyang JC (NYJC)

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    • phtthpP Offline
      phtthp
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      one thing good about Nanyang JC is that, u can have flexible subject combination at A-level, unlike other JCs that offer \"fixated\" subject combination


      https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/education/nanyang-junior-college-where-one-size-doesnt-fit-all

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        phtthp\" post_id=\"1956245\" time=\"1577684119\" user_id=\"35251:

        one thing good about Nanyang JC is that, u can have flexible subject combination at A-level, unlike other JCs that offer \"fixated\" subject combination

        https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/education/nanyang-junior-college-where-one-size-doesnt-fit-all
        But that means the student may end up having long days in school.

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          hypo\" post_id=\"1927980\" time=\"1565497944\" user_id=\"180476:

          mummy so kiasu\" post_id=\"1927471\" time=\"1565250310\" user_id=\"41813:[quote=\"mummy so kiasu\" post_id=1927471 time=1565250310 user_id=41813]One of friends son has gone to NYJC open house. He likes the school environment & location of NYJC. After much consideration, he chooses NJC even though it is very far from his home (Punggol). His parents think NJC is more elite as PM Lee is their old boy. Moreover, he was a a school team debater but NYJC does not have a debate team. He intends to study law in NUS.
          Yr friends son is wise to choose a JC based on school environmemt he likes. Hes de one studying, not parents.
          Njc Elite? Depends how you think Elitism this thingy.
          Dun choose school just based on that. Times changed.
          Btw, elite or not, Njc standard has fallen behind Nyjc.[/quote]

          a Elite school is different from a Popular School

          Yes. NJC is an Elite school. NYJC is just a Popular school.

          Analogy - a Toyota is a popular car but it cannot be compared to a Elite car like a Lexus.

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          • EduZ TuitionE Offline
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            At the end of the day, an elite school is one which elite student enter and score well and stay as an elite. An A student entering an elite school and leaving as an A student is nothing wrong.

            But one should not underestimate the ability of a school to value add to students. Many of the schools that are non-elite have performed remarkably well in bringing a C student to becoming an A student. That value add ability is commendable and maybe something that parents would like to focus on.

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              For primary 6 students going to secondary school, 20% reserved for non-affiliated. How about from Sec 4 to JC1? Did MOE designated 20% reserved for non-affiliated pupils ? Please advise if NYJC will only absorb 80% of affiliated students only.

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                sembgal\" post_id=\"1957872\" time=\"1578409695\" user_id=\"5559:

                For primary 6 students going to secondary school, 20% reserved for non-affiliated. How about from Sec 4 to JC1? Did MOE designated 20% reserved for non-affiliated pupils ? Please advise if NYJC will only absorb 80% of affiliated students only.
                No JC is anywhere close to having 80% affiliated students, not even CJC with affiliation to 15 (!) secondary schools.

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                  sembgal
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                  Interesting! Thanks for sharing.

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                  • lagL Offline
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                    DS got L1R5 10 raw score… minus 4… he got 6 points…what is the chance of him getting into nyjc?? He really like nyjc…

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                      lag\" post_id=\"1958874\" time=\"1578964229\" user_id=\"47694:

                      DS got L1R5 10 raw score.. minus 4.. he got 6 points..what is the chance of him getting into nyjc?? He really like nyjc..
                      What is it about NYJC that he likes?

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                        lag\" post_id=\"1958874\" time=\"1578964229\" user_id=\"47694:

                        DS got L1R5 10 raw score.. minus 4.. he got 6 points..what is the chance of him getting into nyjc?? He really like nyjc..
                        BTW, there will be a dialogue session with the principal today at 7-8 pm. You may want to attend it with your son since he is so keen in the school.

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