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    * Raffles Institution (RI) - Year 5-6

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Tertiary Education - A-Levels, Diplomas, Degrees
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      ALevelsHistory
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      Consider whether your child can cope with the stress in RJ

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        Tar50
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        RE: A’ level Chinese


        yes, it is available in JC 1, as a H1 A level examinable subject.

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          qms
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          RI COP 2021


          Science: 4
          Arts: 5

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            ion
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            Hi,

            My child is from IP and would like to ask Yr 5 parents if they can see their child’s information on Parents Gateway. My boy’s information is not on the app since Dec last yr.

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              coast
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              ion\" post_id=\"2013522\" time=\"1611834814\" user_id=\"151173:

              Hi,
              My child is from IP and would like to ask Yr 5 parents if they can see their child's information on Parents Gateway. My boy's information is not on the app since Dec last yr.
              The boys are considered as graduated from RI (Sec).

              Parents Gateway should have the new RI (JC) record of your child soon. All the best.

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                Threeboysmummy
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                My DS has taken 3 H2s only for his A level. Is this common, or most will take 4 H2s?

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                  coast
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                  Threeboysmummy\" post_id=\"2018844\" time=\"1617000388\" user_id=\"192145:

                  My DS has taken 3 H2s only for his A level. Is this common, or most will take 4 H2s?
                  About 85 to 90% in RI take 4 H2s.

                  Local Autonomous Universities select applicants largely based on their University Admission Score (UAS):-

                  GP + PW + 3 H2 + 1 H1 (maximum of 90 Rank Points)

                  A student who cannot manage 4 H2s usually drop one H2 to H1 after promo exams at end of Y5.

                  However, there are also students who opted for 3 H2s at beginning of Y5 even though they are strong in academics.

                  All the best to your DS.

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                    Threeboysmummy
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                    Thanks, Coast, for the reply.

                    My boy is taking H2 Arts, H2 English Literature and H2 economics
                    with H1 maths, GP and PW. I Think it’s very rare. And he is not really weak academically

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                      coast
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                      Threeboysmummy\" post_id=\"2018854\" time=\"1617006195\" user_id=\"192145:

                      Thanks, Coast, for the reply.
                      My boy is taking H2 Arts, H2 English Literature and H2 economics
                      with H1 maths, GP and PW. I Think it's very rare. And he is not really weak academically
                      Hi,

                      The popular subject combinations are PCME and BCME (Physics/Biology + Chemistry + Maths + Economics). However, there are quite a number of students who are taking other subject combinations.

                      Yes, there are some academically strong students who opt for 3 H2s and 1 H1.

                      For students who are taking 4 H2s, their weakest H2 subject will be considered as H1 during applications to Local Autonomous Universities (refer below).

                      GP + PW + 3 H2 + 1 H1 (maximum of 90 Rank Points)

                      All the best.

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                        sharonkhoo
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                        Threeboysmummy\" post_id=\"2018854\" time=\"1617006195\" user_id=\"192145:

                        Thanks, Coast, for the reply.
                        My boy is taking H2 Arts, H2 English Literature and H2 economics
                        with H1 maths, GP and PW. I Think it's very rare. And he is not really weak academically
                        If applying to local university, it is actually more advantagous to focus on 3 H2s than on 4. Especially if he is not confident of getting the same grade at H2 as for H1. E.g. getting an A at H1 is \"worth\" more for application purposes than a B at H2.

                        The downside is that perhaps it can be seen as not being very motivated if he is applying for a scholarship. But he can explain that away if he has strong time-consuming interests somewhere else - sports, music, community service etc.

                        For overseas universities, I believe that 3 A levels is considered fine except for some very competitive ones (e.g. Oxbridge). And the US universities don't care as they will look at SATs etc.

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