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    Networking Group - JCs General

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Tertiary Education - A-Levels, Diplomas, Degrees
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    • R Offline
      ryanryan
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      Livialook\" post_id=\"1958935\" time=\"1578976817\" user_id=\"182563:

      Hi
      My boy got 7 points for O levels after deducting 4 points for Higher Chinese and CCA.
      We are staying in Lorong Chuan/Serangoon area.
      The following are the few JCs that we have shortlisted.

      1. ACJC
      2. National JC
      3. Eunoia
      4. Dunman

      We initially thought of putting NYJC as the first choice, but cut off point was 6 last year, so chances may be slim.
      Any inputs on the above JCs? We like ACJC, but we find it rather far from our place.
      What is the culture like in these four JCs?
      Does anyone has the A level results of these JCs?

      Thanks in advance!

      Just put the JC you want. I have a strong feeling NYJC COP will increase this yr and EJC COP be smaller

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        winsomelosesomee
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        ryanryan\" post_id=\"1958947\" time=\"1578979204\" user_id=\"105755:

        Livialook\" post_id=\"1958935\" time=\"1578976817\" user_id=\"182563:

        Hi
        My boy got 7 points for O levels after deducting 4 points for Higher Chinese and CCA.
        We are staying in Lorong Chuan/Serangoon area.
        The following are the few JCs that we have shortlisted.

        1. ACJC
        2. National JC
        3. Eunoia
        4. Dunman

        We initially thought of putting NYJC as the first choice, but cut off point was 6 last year, so chances may be slim.
        Any inputs on the above JCs? We like ACJC, but we find it rather far from our place.
        What is the culture like in these four JCs?
        Does anyone has the A level results of these JCs?

        Thanks in advance!


        Just put the JC you want. I have a strong feeling NYJC COP will increase this yr and EJC COP be smaller

        Seem likely. Ejc cop will be 7/8.

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        • floppyF Offline
          floppy
          last edited by

          ryanryan\" post_id=\"1958947\" time=\"1578979204\" user_id=\"105755:

          Livialook\" post_id=\"1958935\" time=\"1578976817\" user_id=\"182563:

          Hi
          My boy got 7 points for O levels after deducting 4 points for Higher Chinese and CCA.
          We are staying in Lorong Chuan/Serangoon area.
          The following are the few JCs that we have shortlisted.

          1. ACJC
          2. National JC
          3. Eunoia
          4. Dunman

          We initially thought of putting NYJC as the first choice, but cut off point was 6 last year, so chances may be slim.
          Any inputs on the above JCs? We like ACJC, but we find it rather far from our place.
          What is the culture like in these four JCs?
          Does anyone has the A level results of these JCs?

          Thanks in advance!


          Just put the JC you want. I have a strong feeling NYJC COP will increase this yr and EJC COP be smaller

          The lure of a new campus is usually strong.

          NYJC is 7 / 6 last year while EJC is 10 / 9. Wouldn’t be surprised if NYJC is 8 / 7 while EJC is 9 / 8 this year.

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            gardenia64
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            jtoh\" post_id=\"1958931\" time=\"1578975960\" user_id=\"19505:

            gardenia64\" post_id=\"1958927\" time=\"1578974991\" user_id=\"92490:

            @ jtoh, It is not retained jc1, it is MI. The RV 4H2 is 10 raw points + each subject grade above B3. 3H2 +1H1. Then if the score is good, encourage u take H3. That is ridiculous.

            What do you find ridiculous?

            If the raw score is 9 or 10, the students most likely not choose SA JC as the first choice.
            Raw score 9 plus each subject has B3 above, this two conditions are conflicts. If the students can not give the chance to learn fourth H2, there is less chance to have the chance to qualify for H3.

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              doodbug
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              On EJC COP, I think a lot also depends on whether MOE allocates/expects EJC to take in more JAE students this year as they are in a new campus. If supply of EJC places increase, then perhaps the decrease in COP may not occur / or be significant. If EJC JAE places remains the same as last year, and if new campus has appeal, then yes, COP may drop.

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                winsomelosesomee
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                doodbug\" post_id=\"1958976\" time=\"1578985404\" user_id=\"13281:

                On EJC COP, I think a lot also depends on whether MOE allocates/expects EJC to take in more JAE students this year as they are in a new campus. If supply of EJC places increase, then perhaps the decrease in COP may not occur / or be significant. If EJC JAE places remains the same as last year, and if new campus has appeal, then yes, COP may drop.
                Imo, ejc doesnt seem to increase JAE intake as no news heard that its increasing JAE places.
                So cop likely 7/8. Wa say!

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                  anxious.01501dad
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                  floppy\" post_id=\"1958940\" time=\"1578977794\" user_id=\"97579:

                  Livialook\" post_id=\"1958935\" time=\"1578976817\" user_id=\"182563:

                  ...
                  We initially thought of putting NYJC as the first choice, but cut off point was 6 last year, so chances may be slim.
                  ...

                  If you like NYJC, you should just put. Like S1 posting, it’s merit before choice. Who knows, you might just get it. Given that there are 12 choices, you can definitely spare a few slots.

                  While I do agree with floppy that there are 12 choices and you should probably put your dream jc as 1st choice. However, I would like to point out that JAE differs from S1 posting as the students are ranked per nett L1R5, hence there will be a lot more students with the same score. I knew a student who was posted to the 4th choice jc last year after having missed out on the first choice by 1 point despite meeting the COP of the 2nd and 3rd choice jcs.

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                    jtoh
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                    gardenia64\" post_id=\"1958972\" time=\"1578984853\" user_id=\"92490:

                    jtoh\" post_id=\"1958931\" time=\"1578975960\" user_id=\"19505:

                    [quote=gardenia64 post_id=1958927 time=1578974991 user_id=92490]@ jtoh, It is not retained jc1, it is MI. The RV 4H2 is 10 raw points + each subject grade above B3. 3H2 +1H1. Then if the score is good, encourage u take H3. That is ridiculous.

                    What do you find ridiculous?

                    If the raw score is 9 or 10, the students most likely not choose SA JC as the first choice.
                    Raw score 9 plus each subject has B3 above, this two conditions are conflicts. If the students can not give the chance to learn fourth H2, there is less chance to have the chance to qualify for H3.[/quote]You can still take an H3 with 3 H2s. In order to qualify to take an H3, you must be very strong in that H2 subject and prove it by scoring very well in the JC1 exams. H3 subjects are only for the strongest students. Why insist on taking it when your grades aren't strong enough? It's like insisting on taking HCL when you're barely passing CL.

                    I assume you're saying that to qualify to take 4H2s in RV or SAJC (I don't know which you're referring to bec you're not clear) you have to have an O level score of 9 points or better, and a minimum of B3 or better in each subject? I don't see a conflict in those criteria. Basically they're saying you must score an A1, A2 or B3 in all your subjects and your aggregate is under 9. Fair enough. They want to see that you're doing fairly well across all the subjects and therefore will be able to manage 4H2s.

                    The way the system works is, the standard is 3H2 for A levels. If you're capable and want to be stretched, you can take 4H2s. If you're even more capable you can take one additional H3. Not everyone who's a top student wants to take an H3.

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                      floppy
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                      anxious.dad\" post_id=\"1958991\" time=\"1578987577\" user_id=\"52054:

                      floppy\" post_id=\"1958940\" time=\"1578977794\" user_id=\"97579:

                      [quote=Livialook post_id=1958935 time=1578976817 user_id=182563]...
                      We initially thought of putting NYJC as the first choice, but cut off point was 6 last year, so chances may be slim.
                      ...

                      If you like NYJC, you should just put. Like S1 posting, it’s merit before choice. Who knows, you might just get it. Given that there are 12 choices, you can definitely spare a few slots.

                      While I do agree with floppy that there are 12 choices and you should probably put your dream jc as 1st choice. However, I would like to point out that JAE differs from S1 posting as the students are ranked per nett L1R5, hence there will be a lot more students with the same score. I knew a student who was posted to the 4th choice jc last year after having missed out on the first choice by 1 point despite meeting the COP of the 2nd and 3rd choice jcs.[/quote]The student who was posted to the 4th choice is just suay lor. The student must have been balloted out of the 2nd and 3rd choice.

                      Yes, there are a lot of people with the same net score but that shouldn’t matter nor should it stop you from putting down the school as one of your choices. It’s like a lottery draw, you can only win if you have bought a ticket. If the school is not listed, then confirmed / guaranteed / chopped that you wouldn’t get it. If you have put it down, yes, still possible to be so suay and posted to your 4th choice.

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                        gardenia64
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                        @jtoh, very sad and disappointed. Schools are not encouraged students to take 4H2 at jc level. I knew the SG edcaution system quite well as one of my kid took 4H2 and 1 H3 and GP and PW. SG JC there are no flexiable for the students. And just easy job for the JCs as there is no change between Jc1 to jc2.

                        I feel that schools should think about the students need. There are students which can not take the load for 4H2, they dropped 1H2 to 1H1. A lots of students failed their subjects in jc1. As such, there is no chance to take H3. If my kid can not take the 4H2 at jc1 in SG, I will send her to oversea study. I think more parents will send their kids to oversea study.

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