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    * Nanyang JC (NYJC)

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Tertiary Education - A-Levels, Diplomas, Degrees
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    • Y Offline
      Yuppidiyupp
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      NotEducatedMan\" post_id=\"2076896\" time=\"1659193890\" user_id=\"98110:

      Once again, NYJC did poorly in securing top tier defence scholarships this year.

      Out of 93 in total

      HCI - 19
      RI - 18
      EJC - 7
      ACSI - 6
      RVHS - 6
      VJC - 4
      DHS - 4
      ACJC - 4
      SJI - 2
      ASJC - 2
      SOTA, NUSH, NJC, TJC, ASJC, TMJC, SAJC, NYJC - 1 each

      The rest went to polytechnics
      https://www.mindef.gov.sg/web/portal/mindef/news-and-events/latest-releases/article-detail/2022/July/29jul22_fs

      She counted the breakdown of recipients, shows how obsessed shes into Scholarships Again, omg 😂.

      Anyway, these recipients hv passion and are bonded to serve in the SAF after graduated as Medic etc
      Not all wish to embark career in this field.

      As always, shes jealous Nyjc high value added academic performance.
      DC didnt make it to Ny as I hearsay.

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        NotEducatedMan
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        phtthp\" post_id=\"2076937\" time=\"1659257776\" user_id=\"35251:

        Is it

        because

        those Govt board prefer to give scholarship places to IP students,
        instead of to
        (O-level graduates, who joined A-level JCs) ?
        That could be the disadvantage of being a non-IP students as NYJC is way too far behind HCI/RI when come to securing top government scholarships, and not even on par with eg. ACSI, EJC, VJC.

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        • Y Offline
          Yuppidiyupp
          last edited by

          NotEducatedMan\" post_id=\"2076989\" time=\"1659318471\" user_id=\"98110:

          That could be the disadvantage of being a non-IP students as NYJC is way too far behind HCI/RI when come to securing top defence scholarships, and not even on par with eg. ACSI, EJC, VJC.
          Elitism and snobbery, sia.
          If she knows the exact of no. applicants, then warrant to comment.
          Must one apply to work in SAF sector then is considered coming from a gd JC ?

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          • phtthpP Offline
            phtthp
            last edited by

            NotEducatedMan\" post_id=\"2076896\" time=\"1659193890\" user_id=\"98110:

            securing top tier defence scholarships this year.

            Out of 93 in total

            HCI - 19
            RI - 18
            ...
            From HCI (19),
            how many from GEP / Non-GEP ?

            From RI (18),
            how many from GEP?

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            • phtthpP Offline
              phtthp
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              leyingamanda\" post_id=\"2072240\" time=\"1656476547\" user_id=\"16092:

              I am a parent of JC1.
              Can i check for the JC2 during the start of June holiday, were they asked to go back for Supplementary class etc?

              For a sensing, is it common for child to fail or borderline certain subjects, like math for JC1?
              inside one week, how many tests are held, for the A-level JC1 subjects ?

              2 or 3 tests (for various subjects), per week ?

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                Kimkar
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                phtthp\" post_id=\"2077156\" time=\"1659504027\" user_id=\"35251:

                inside one week, how many tests are held, for the A-level JC1 subjects ?

                2 or 3 tests (for various subjects), per week ?
                For the science subjects (BCM), one small test per week. These are counted towards EOY weighted results. I know Lit doesn't hv.

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                  phtthp
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                  Dino\" post_id=\"2062950\" time=\"1648527758\" user_id=\"6726:

                  Hi, can i just ask like what are nyjc strong subjects that the students have done very well? eg. like maths, physics chemistry, etc...
                  one parent shared that
                  standard wise,
                  Nanyang JC (A-level) Prelim papers set are
                  as difficult as that of Hwa Chong JC Prelim papers:-

                  https://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=48&t=101834&start=2370

                  (scroll to the bottom, of web page)

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                  • phtthpP Offline
                    phtthp
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                    For students who have already graduated from Nanyang JC,


                    Or

                    currently existing (J1 / J2) students, still studying inside NYJC, can share -

                    How do you find the teachers here, teaching in Nanyang JC (NYJC) like,
                    teaching these 4 H2 subjects :-

                    - H2 (Chem)

                    - H2 (Bio)

                    - H2 (Physics)

                    - H2 Maths ?

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                    • lee_ylL Offline
                      lee_yl
                      last edited by

                      NotEducatedMan\" post_id=\"2076896\" time=\"1659193890\" user_id=\"98110:

                      Once again, NYJC did poorly in securing top tier defence scholarships this year.

                      Out of 93 in total

                      HCI - 19
                      RI - 18
                      EJC - 7
                      ACSI - 6
                      RVHS - 6
                      VJC - 4
                      DHS - 4
                      ACJC - 4
                      SJI - 2
                      ASJC - 2
                      SOTA, NUSH, NJC, TJC, ASJC, TMJC, SAJC, NYJC - 1 each

                      The rest went to polytechnics
                      Earlier someone mentioned that NYJC pushes for 3H2 while the students at top JCs are doing 4H2 and even H3 papers. Then in this case, could it be that not many NYJC students do H3 to compete for the scholarships?

                      Another reason I could think of is the interviewing skills, or lack of, the students displayed in front of the selection panel. Between a confident candidate who could articulate well and engage with the panel and another who hesitated and only responded passively to questions from the panel, the choice is obvious.

                      Even RVHS also can produce 6 top tier scholars, and considering that the COP of RVHS is lower than NYJC’s, NYJC should review its strategy going forward.

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                        Imp75
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                        How is NYJC PW distinction rate? In terms of communication skills, I think perhaps PW scores may be a good barometer.

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