2022 PSLE Discussions & Strategies (born in 2010)

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So IF based on best scenario exempted MTL score is AL6 when the rest of the 3 other subjects are AL1 for each 3 subjects. The total AL score is AL9. Quite a slim chance to go into a mid-tier IP schools.

It’s not quite a slim chance... it’s no chance lah. Even the lower tier IP schools like TJC, I’m also extremely doubtful.

[laughingcat]

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laughingcat\" post_id=\"1957126\" time=\"1578043893\" user_id=\"3309:

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So IF based on best scenario exempted MTL score is AL6 when the rest of the 3 other subjects are AL1 for each 3 subjects. The total AL score is AL9. Quite a slim chance to go into a mid-tier IP schools.

It’s not quite a slim chance... it’s no chance lah. Even the lower tier IP schools like TJC, I’m also extremely doubtful.

:gloomy:

[grapevine]

Does anyone know if PSLE format for 2022 will be the same as this year 2020?

I heard that there are revisions every five years or so and SEAB website shows many of the exam formats have not undergone any revisions lately.
I hope revisions will be minor so old assessment books can still be relevant.
Since Our kids will be in P5 in 2021 and many assessment books are for P5/6, just want to be sure before I purchase.
I know this may be a bit too early to ask.

[phtthp]

If SEAB didn’t announce any new changes to any of the 4 subjects, means remain the same. If got any major big change, they sure to announce, broadcast first

[putien]

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Surprisingly, no 4 or 5 pointers for 2019 batch. Guess most scored very high for 3 out of 4 subjects.

[phtthp]

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Surprisingly, no 4 or 5 pointers for 2019 batch. Guess most scored very high for 3 out of 4 subjects.

Under the column named \"Independent schools (IP)\",
based on 2019 PSLE cohort piggies born in 2007,

1)

for IP :
MOE stated is AL (6 to

Total , how many Independent IP schools are there, in Singapore ?

minus away both (NUS High and SST), because these 2 schools have their own unique assessment criteria for intake admission, we are left with only a few independent IP schools, under Moe direct umbrella control.

Hence,
MOE is saying that
the AL Cut-off-point
for these 8 Independent IP-A-level as well as IB schools including

(RI, RGS, Hwa Chong, NYGH, SCGS, MGS, SJI and ACSI ) are ....
AL 8 points.


So,
if 2021 PSLE batch (born 2009) students are targeting above 8 Independent schools,
take note of the 2019 Psle Cut-off-point,
is ... AL 8

and


2)

MOE is also saying that the AL Cut-off-point for Independent Express stream schools is (8 to 10),
what is their Cut-off-point ?
AL 10

Throughout entire Singapore, Total, how many Independent Express (O-level) schools are there ?

Only 4 ?
(MGS, SCGS, SJI and ACSI) O-level track

Every month, their school fees is $300+, even for O-level track.

so,
next year 2021 PSLE batch, take note

what Moe saying is,
the Cut-off-point
for Independent schools O-level track is AL 10,
based on which year's PSLE ?

based on 2019 PSLE cohort results


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wish to clarify :


did we miss out any other O-level Independent school, apart from SST (Singapore Science & Technology & Singapore Sports school, which have their own management control over Sec 1 admission ?

[SG_KP1]

phtthp\" post_id=\"2001621\" time=\"1604662923\" user_id=\"35251:

Under the column named \"Independent schools (IP)\",
based on 2019 PSLE cohort piggies born in 2007,

1)

for IP :
MOE stated is AL (6 to

Total , how many Independent IP schools are there, in Singapore ?

minus away both (NUS High and SST), because these 2 schools have their own unique assessment criteria for intake admission, we are left with only a few independent IP schools, under Moe direct umbrella control.

Hence,
MOE is saying that
the AL Cut-off-point
for these 8 Independent IP-A-level as well as IB schools including

(RI, RGS, Hwa Chong, NYGH, SCGS, MGS, SJI and ACSI ) are ....
AL 8 points.


So,
if 2021 PSLE batch (born 2009) students are targeting above 8 Independent schools,
take note of the 2019 Psle Cut-off-point,
is ... AL 8

I don't think AL 8 is the COP for all 8 of these schools. I think they are saying the 260+ t-score ones are AL 6 COP.

There is some discussion in the AL Scoring System thread too.

[phtthp]

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Surprisingly, no 4 or 5 pointers for 2019 batch. Guess most scored very high for 3 out of 4 subjects.

If not wrong,

last year (2019 psle cohort), the highest Tscore was 282.
How to know ?

because
several branches of Mavis Tuition centre hang up on their noticeboard to broadcast, Mavis proudly announced that this student with Tscore 282, is a girl from their Tuition centre (Mavis). Today, this girl is a Sec 1 student, from RGS Secondary.

Now, with a high Tscore of 282, definitely this student must have gotten 4 AL points, meaning that each of her 4 subjects must have been above 90 in order to reach Tscore 282 so high.

this is something puzzling !

Under the \"Independent IP schools\" column, why didn't Moe report

AL \"4 to 8\" points ?

Instead, MOE put there, \"6 to 8\" points ?

[putien]

Oic. So it means for some of the IP independent schools the highest COP is 6 (AL 4-6 range) and for some other IP independent schools it is 8 (AL 4-8 range). There may also be those in the AL 4-7 range.

[phtthp]

Yes, correct because … imagine you are a student with Tscore 27x, definitely u would have gotten AL 4