What is lowest PSLE aggregate you can score with 4A*?

[Sun_2010]

hmmm...

What happens when two kids get the same raw scores for all 4 subjects? :?

[atutor2001]

Sun_2010:

hmmm...

What happens when two kids get the same raw scores for all 4 subjects? :?

Near impossible. However, if it happens with both kids fighting for the same school, I will let both get into the school (the school got buffer one) - unfortunately I am not in charge. :lol:

This was discussed last year also during PSLE - conclusion : unlikely to happen.

[jtoh]

atutor2001:

Sun_2010:

hmmm...

What happens when two kids get the same raw scores for all 4 subjects? :?

Near impossible. However, if it happens with both kids fighting for the same school, I will let both get into the school (the school got buffer one) - unfortunately I am not in charge. :lol:

This was discussed last year also during PSLE - conclusion : unlikely to happen.

I agree. Someone from MOE told me that it is near impossible for two people to have the same aggregate.

[verykiasu2010]

MdmKS:

understand T-score is calculated up till 13 decimals for central posting.

15 decimal places

[Pen88n]

verykiasu2010:

MdmKS:

understand T-score is calculated up till 13 decimals for central posting.

15 decimal places

I was initially told (years ago) it was up to 6 decimals and I was already like :shock: .

Over the years, it seems like the digits behind the decimal point have increased (due to \"inflation\"? :idea: ). I wonder if it is really needed for 15 decimal places

[verykiasu2010]

Pen88n:

verykiasu2010:

[quote=\"MdmKS\"]understand T-score is calculated up till 13 decimals for central posting.

15 decimal places

I was initially told (years ago) it was up to 6 decimals and I was already like :shock: .

Over the years, it seems like the digits behind the decimal point have increased (due to \"inflation\"? :idea: ). I wonder if it is really needed for 15 decimal places :|[/quote]for the prelim results, it happened that my DS has a few classmates that needed quite a few decimal places to tell them apart

but anyway, these days it is all in the super computer in MOE, they can chop off at whichever decimal places they want

[jtoh]

verykiasu2010:

Pen88n:

[quote=\"verykiasu2010\"]
15 decimal places

I was initially told (years ago) it was up to 6 decimals and I was already like :shock: .

Over the years, it seems like the digits behind the decimal point have increased (due to \"inflation\"? :idea: ). I wonder if it is really needed for 15 decimal places

for the prelim results, it happened that my DS has a few classmates that needed quite a few decimal places to tell them apart

but anyway, these days it is all in the super computer in MOE, they can chop off at whichever decimal places they want[/quote]Why would they need to have so many decimal places to tell them apart at prelims? Are the students all ranked at prelims?

[ttlkbs]

If T-score = 245, shld DS choose VS, Anglican High or Tanjong Katong?

If T-score = 240, shld DS choose Anglican or Tanjong Katong?
We are in the East.
Any advice? :?

[verykiasu2010]

jtoh:

verykiasu2010:

[quote=\"Pen88n\"]
I was initially told (years ago) it was up to 6 decimals and I was already like :shock: .

Over the years, it seems like the digits behind the decimal point have increased (due to \"inflation\"? :idea: ). I wonder if it is really needed for 15 decimal places

for the prelim results, it happened that my DS has a few classmates that needed quite a few decimal places to tell them apart

but anyway, these days it is all in the super computer in MOE, they can chop off at whichever decimal places they want

Why would they need to have so many decimal places to tell them apart at prelims? Are the students all ranked at prelims?[/quote]yes, but the ranking position is not in the report book ....lol

then they will compare with the actual psle t-score, individually tracked

every year like that

[workinghard]

ttlkbs:

If T-score = 245, shld DS choose VS, Anglican High or Tanjong Katong?

If T-score = 240, shld DS choose Anglican or Tanjong Katong?
We are in the East.
Any advice? :?

VS is a nice school , some of my friends i met online are in that school, and my friend in sec 1 had the chance to go TaiWan just in his first year with his choir !