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Every School A Good School :rotflmao:[/quote]

I had:
Science in JC as first choice.
Course A in Poly as second choice.
Course B in Poly as third choice.
Nil for the rest :rotflmao:

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Something to ponder over.


https://www.schoolbag.sg/story/i-switched-from-jc-to-poly-after-1-year...
It shocked my friends and family then, but looking back, it was the best decision I could have made. By Neo Wen Tong

[ynwa9]

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It is very clearly stated in the JAE admission booklet that the admission criteria are net L1R5, citizenship, gross L1R5. If still tied, it says that there will be a computerized ballot with EQUAL CHANCE given to candidates. No where does it mention that the order in which the JC was selected matter. So it means that if two students have identical nett and gross scores apply and both are citizens, it theoretically should not matter if the student put the JC as 1st choice or 3rd choice? Can someone shed some light on this because I keep hearing people say that that is not the case and that the student who put the JC as 1st choice would be given priority.

may refer to MOE reply here

https://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=40&t=85535&start=1210

Thanks! that's quite a comprehensive answer that settles this doubt once and for all. I called MOE hotline and asked them whether choice order matters. They simply read off what's in the JAE document. I really didn't know whether they knew the answer for sure or not!

[Iammumto3]

For those who applied for mid cycle PSC scholarship. Usually it take how long to know if one is successful for the scholarship?

[ktnpl2005]

RI & HCI have lower cut-off this year too, so it means that the 2019 "O" level batch had better scores compared to previous two years.

[Parent]

Seems like the COP this year has been lowered


NYJC from 7/6 (Art/Science) previously to 6/5 this year.

HCI is down from 6/5 to 5/4.

[ktnpl2005]

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HCI is down from 6/5 to 5/4.

RI's COP is also lowered from 6/5 to 5/4.

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Parent\" post_id=\"1961861\" time=\"1580782826\" user_id=\"2348:

HCI is down from 6/5 to 5/4.

RI's COP is also lowered from 6/5 to 5/4.

So this year 2020
for Arts/Science JAE Cut-off-point

RI and Hwa Chong, the same COP : 5/4

while

EJC, VJC and NJC, also same COP : 8/7

Temasek JC : 10/9

[phtthp]

2020 JAE Cut-off-point (born 2003)

for Arts/Science

RI and Hwa Chong, the same COP : 5/4

while

Eunoia JC, Victoria JC and National JC, the same COP : 8/7


Temasek JC : 10/9


River Valley High : 8/9
(RV Arts COP is lower, at


Nanyang JC : 7/6


Anglo-Chinese JC : 9/8


St Andrew JC : 11/10



Anderson-Serangoon JC : 11, the same, for both Arts/Science


Tampines-Meridian JC : 13, the same, for both Arts/Science



Yishun-Innova JC : 20, both Arts/Science


(If u know of other JC COP, can add on. Thanks)

[Careermum]

Do you all know what are the JC cut off points for JAE 2020?


So far confirmed from their websites:
RI Science 4, Arts 5
HCI Science 4, Arts 5
EJC Science 7, Arts 8

Anyone combed other JC websites and saw the COP of them?