DSA 2022

[cutepandabear]

ainunnajib\" post_id=\"2075613\" time=\"1658442108\" user_id=\"166513:

We also received the same, “not been shortlisted to the next phase of your application for STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Aesthetics and Mathematics)”. This is after submission of personal statement.

As a future reference for parents, here’s my son’s personal statement that didn’t get him through: https://drive.google.com/file/d/13k95HK7sUs4YWo87lEUiJCLRQtTswrbf/view?usp=drivesdk

Your son's achievements are very impressive. Thanks for sharing. If you don't mind my saying, I think he is much better suited to NUSH than NJC (or RI) anyway. So I wish you success for your NUSH application.

[Present Day]

ainunnajib\" post_id=\"2075613\" time=\"1658442108\" user_id=\"166513:

We also received the same, “not been shortlisted to the next phase of your application for STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Aesthetics and Mathematics)”. This is after submission of personal statement.

As a future reference for parents, here’s my son’s personal statement that didn’t get him through: https://drive.google.com/file/d/13k95HK7sUs4YWo87lEUiJCLRQtTswrbf/view?usp=drivesdk

Thanks ainunnajib for your kind sharing , your son is really impressive.

Good luck in your NUSH and RI applications

[Mr.025413Clumsy]

ainunnajib\" post_id=\"2075613\" time=\"1658442108\" user_id=\"166513:

We also received the same, “not been shortlisted to the next phase of your application for STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Aesthetics and Mathematics)”. This is after submission of personal statement.

As a future reference for parents, here’s my son’s personal statement that didn’t get him through: https://drive.google.com/file/d/13k95HK7sUs4YWo87lEUiJCLRQtTswrbf/view?usp=drivesdk

Oh no. Your son's credentials were exceptional and it's hard to believe that he didn't get shortlisted. So sorry to hear that but I'm certain that with his capabilities, he's got an amazing future ahead. Wishing him all the best with his other applications and the PSLE overall!

[jaspire]

ainunnajib\" post_id=\"2075613\" time=\"1658442108\" user_id=\"166513:

We also received the same, “not been shortlisted to the next phase of your application for STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Aesthetics and Mathematics)”. This is after submission of personal statement.

As a future reference for parents, here’s my son’s personal statement that didn’t get him through: https://drive.google.com/file/d/13k95HK7sUs4YWo87lEUiJCLRQtTswrbf/view?usp=drivesdk

WOW!!! I must say... its a very impressive personal statement!!!!

[wind1_19]

ainunnajib\" post_id=\"2075613\" time=\"1658442108\" user_id=\"166513:

We also received the same, “not been shortlisted to the next phase of your application for STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Aesthetics and Mathematics)”. This is after submission of personal statement.

As a future reference for parents, here’s my son’s personal statement that didn’t get him through: https://drive.google.com/file/d/13k95HK7sUs4YWo87lEUiJCLRQtTswrbf/view?usp=drivesdk

Why would any schools reject this profile? Is their loss for sure.
Am sure he will strive in any schools that he goes to.

[phtthp]

ainunnajib\" post_id=\"2075613\" time=\"1658442108\" user_id=\"166513:

We also received the same, “not been shortlisted to the next phase of your application for STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Aesthetics and Mathematics)”. This is after submission of personal statement.

As a future reference for parents, here’s my son’s personal statement that didn’t get him through: https://drive.google.com/file/d/13k95HK7sUs4YWo87lEUiJCLRQtTswrbf/view?usp=drivesdk

Hi ainunnajib,

Thank you very much, for your kind sharing.

Indeed, your son's achievements in (Information Technology and Mathematics) are truly .... outstanding and brillant, for such a young 12 year old Primary 6 school boy.

Behind your son,
we can also see that both your spouse and you, have put in tremendous great effort, to support him & groom up your son so excellently well, in these areas. Truly, as parents,
you deserve a big pat on your shoulder and a big round of applause from us, because all of us can see that a lot, a lot of hard work & effort had been put in all these past years, from kindergarten right up to primary school years, not just by your son alone, but also by you (parent) & your spouse, as well.

Perhaps,
you may want to ring up National Junior College directly, ask to speak to the key staff in charge of short-listing STEAM domain candidates .

Don't ask NJC why your son wasn't short-listed for STEAM domain, because NJC may not entertain this type of enquiry. But, you can ask them : is there anything not suitable (if any), found inside the Personal Statement content, submitted ?

Clear these clarification asap, so that going forward, if your son were to submit another Personal Statement next time one day in future, requested by another Institution of Higher Learning a few years later, you know how to correct & have peace of mind. Only NJC can provide the answer you are searching (seeking) for, deep within you.

If after NJC has answered you and you yourself are convinced at the end of the day that it is their loss not to short-list your son, then just accept it graciously and move on.

[Mr.025413Clumsy]

phtthp\" post_id=\"2075629\" time=\"1658455160\" user_id=\"35251:

Hi ainunnajib,

Thank you very much, for your kind sharing.

Indeed, your son's achievements in (Information Technology and Mathematics) are truly .... outstanding and brillant, for such a young 12 year old Primary 6 school boy.

Behind your son,
we can also see that both your spouse and you, have put in tremendous great effort, to support him & groom up your son so excellently well, in these areas. Truly, as parents,
you deserve a big pat on your shoulder and a big round of applause from us, because all of us can see that a lot, a lot of hard work & effort had been put in all these past years, from kindergarten right up to primary school years, not just by your son alone, but also by you (parent) & your spouse, as well.

Perhaps,
you may want to ring up National Junior College directly, ask to speak to the key staff in charge of short-listing STEAM domain candidates .

Don't ask NJC why your son wasn't short-listed for STEAM domain, because NJC may not entertain this type of enquiry. But, you can ask them : is there anything not suitable (if any), found inside the Personal Statement content, submitted ?

Clear these clarification asap, so that going forward, if your son were to submit another Personal Statement next time one day in future, requested by another Institution of Higher Learning a few years later, you know how to correct & have peace of mind. Only NJC can provide the answer you are searching (seeking) for, deep within you.

Not that I disagree with phtthp's recommendation but I think your child might be better off pursuing admission to RI and NUSH. If NJC cannot see the patently obvious potential in your child, then it's their loss.

[ainunnajib]

cutepandabear\" post_id=\"2075614\" time=\"1658445192\" user_id=\"150031:

Your son's achievements are very impressive. Thanks for sharing. If you don't mind my saying, I think he is much better suited to NUSH than NJC (or RI) anyway. So I wish you success for your NUSH application.

Thank you! Indeed for my son it’s an all-or-nothing / NUSH-or-anything preference. I hope he will not be heartbroken and can get that coveted seat in NUSH, fingers crossed!

[ainunnajib]

phtthp\" post_id=\"2075629\" time=\"1658455160\" user_id=\"35251:

Hi ainunnajib,

Thank you very much, for your kind sharing.

Indeed, your son's achievements in (Information Technology and Mathematics) are truly .... outstanding and brillant, for such a young 12 year old Primary 6 school boy.

Behind your son,
we can also see that both your spouse and you, have put in tremendous great effort, to support him & groom up your son so excellently well, in these areas. Truly, as parents,
you deserve a big pat on your shoulder and a big round of applause from us, because all of us can see that a lot, a lot of hard work & effort had been put in all these past years, from kindergarten right up to primary school years, not just by your son alone, but also by you (parent) & your spouse, as well.

Perhaps,
you may want to ring up National Junior College directly, ask to speak to the key staff in charge of short-listing STEAM domain candidates .

Don't ask NJC why your son wasn't short-listed for STEAM domain, because NJC may not entertain this type of enquiry. But, you can ask them : is there anything not suitable (if any), found inside the Personal Statement content, submitted ?

Clear these clarification asap, so that going forward, if your son were to submit another Personal Statement next time one day in future, requested by another Institution of Higher Learning a few years later, you know how to correct & have peace of mind. Only NJC can provide the answer you are searching (seeking) for, deep within you.

If after NJC has answered you and you yourself are convinced at the end of the day that it is their loss not to short-list your son, then just accept it graciously and move on.

Thank you phtthp for your very very kind words and suggestion!

Let me mull it over, on calling NJC to seek clarification. As some others have highlighted here too, NUSH is a dream school and most suitable for my son; albeit I can't deny that I was surprised too and became curious as to why NJC didn't shortlist him for an in-person trial/interview.

[Present Day]

ainunnajib\" post_id=\"2075639\" time=\"1658457818\" user_id=\"166513:

Thank you phtthp for your very very kind words and suggestion!

Let me mull it over, on calling NJC to seek clarification. As some others have highlighted here too, NUSH is a dream school and most suitable for my son; albeit I can't deny that I was surprised too and became curious as to why NJC didn't shortlist him for an in-person trial/interview.

Every school has their limitation. If the teacher know their limitation and decided that they cannot support your child which destined for bigger pond, they would rather not to waste your time. So I rather think that your child is just too good and the teachers are kind enough to let go of him.