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    * Nanyang JC (NYJC)

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    • CCK2008C Offline
      CCK2008
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      bbbay\" post_id=\"2057863\" time=\"1644242475\" user_id=\"175278:

      Since net 4 point need ballot for RI, highest direct admission is net 3 point. Even with a perfect gross score of 6, will need 3 bonus point (6-3=3) to qualify for direct admission. RI has no affiliation.

      Say 2 bonus points are from CCA, will still require some bonus point from either of these:
      - HCL
      - language special programmes
      - JC language elective programmes

      It seem to suggest to have a guarantee direct admission to RI, students need to join language programme
      I think it is easier to join using PSLE result than using O level. The boy and gal feeder schools each intake for sec 1 is 400, more than the 300 in JC level. RJC is sort of affiliated to RI and RGS, but as these 2 are pure IP, so all students proceed to JC. The same occurs to HCI with HCI/NYGH. These 2 JCs combined produce 50 to 60% of all PSC scholars every year.

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      • KimkarK Offline
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        Just attended the NYJC's principal sharing webinar session for the JC1 parents. The A results are spectacular! Median 86 and >60% (not 80%, heard wrongly, sorry!) scored 85 or better. I supposed this is for last year (class 2020). :rahrah:

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          Yuppidiyupp
          last edited by

          Kimkar\" post_id=\"2058291\" time=\"1644587450\" user_id=\"36967:

          Just attended the NYJC's principal sharing webinar session for the JC1 parents. The A results are spectacular! Median 86 and >80% scored 85 or better. I supposed this is for last year (class 2020). :rahrah:
          Wow!
          Nyjc standard has progressed, improved a lot lot
          Ny staff must have put in great efforts.

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            bbbay
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            Kimkar\" post_id=\"2058291\" time=\"1644587450\" user_id=\"36967:

            Just attended the NYJC's principal sharing webinar session for the JC1 parents. The A results are spectacular! Median 86 and >80% scored 85 or better. I supposed this is for last year (class 2020). :rahrah:
            NYJC COP was 6. They take in all the academic strong students to begin with, isn’t it?

            If bench mark against RI/HCI/Eunonia:
            - if NYJC median is on par or higher than RI/HCI, than it is exceed expectation
            - if Eunonia median is on par or above NYJC, then NYJC performs below expectation

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            • KimkarK Offline
              Kimkar
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              My DD1 has been won over during the orientation. The seniors have been very helpful in the ice breaking week and in the provision of information for various areas. Kudos!

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              • KimkarK Offline
                Kimkar
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                bbbay\" post_id=\"2058308\" time=\"1644627538\" user_id=\"175278:

                NYJC COP was 6. They take in all the academic strong students to begin with, isn’t it?

                If bench mark against RI/HCI/Eunonia:
                - if NYJC median is on par or higher than RI/HCI, than it is exceed expectation
                - if Eunonia median is on par or above NYJC, then NYJC performs below expectation
                I meant to provide the information on the \">80% for 85 and better score\", not so much to compare against any schools. So far, only the median of 86 has been publicly shared and many has been dubious of their achievements. This is one of our concern also during the selection process.

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                • lee_ylL Offline
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                  Yuppidiyupp\" post_id=\"2057820\" time=\"1644206968\" user_id=\"197060:

                  Im sure there are 4 net scorers got into RI.
                  COP RI is 4 accord to MOE.
                  Likewise, Net 5 scorers failed to get Nyjc are likely to flow into Ejc then snowball into others.
                  Oh why only EJC? Why not flow into NJC or VJC?

                  Many high SES friends kids I know, their 1st choice is always RI/HCI, if can’t get in, will go for EJC or ACJC. NYJC is never on their list.

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                    Yuppidiyupp
                    last edited by

                    bbbay\" post_id=\"2058308\" time=\"1644627538\" user_id=\"175278:

                    NYJC COP was 6. They take in all the academic strong students to begin with, isn’t it?

                    If bench mark against RI/HCI/Eunonia:
                    - if NYJC median is on par or higher than RI/HCI, than it is exceed expectation
                    - if Eunonia median is on par or above NYJC, then NYJC performs below expectation
                    RI/HCI take in more than 50% IPs and cop
                    4-5
                    Ny cop 6-7 based on yr 2020 batch.
                    How to bench mark to these 3 JCs?

                    Fyi, NY Median 86, Ejc Median 85.

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                    • bbbayB Offline
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                      Kimkar\" post_id=\"2058312\" time=\"1644628438\" user_id=\"36967:

                      I meant to provide the information on the \">80% for 85 and better score\", not so much to compare against any schools. So far, only the median of 86 has been publicly shared and many has been dubious of their achievements. This is one of our concern also during the selection process.
                      Thks for sharing. To add on: Whether NYJC performance is spectacular or not, has to be look at in relative term instead of absolute term. It is expected they do well because of the Low COP. It’s quite like a national runner clock a 2.4km run of 8min is expected. It will be more spectacular if a sedentary person clock a 2.4 km run of 9min.

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                        Yuppidiyupp
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                        lee_yl\" post_id=\"2058313\" time=\"1644628636\" user_id=\"17023:

                        Oh why only EJC? Why not flow into NJC or VJC?

                        Many high SES friends kids I know, their 1st choice is always RI/HCI, if can’t get in, will go for EJC or ACJC. NYJC is never on their list.
                        Ny cop is lower than Ejc , much lower than Acjc.
                        The next choice JC is obvious if many cant get into RI/HCI.

                        Njc, Vjc- dont need to bring in

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