PSLE 2010 Results Report Here
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I kaypoh here:
Is there a list which shows x1 to x2 points (or scores) can go a,b,c etc sec schools? -
HHB:
thks HHB.
Yishun Townnothing2do:
hi, happy for those who did well. can see that this yr all those posting are those with good result.
my gal got 237. wat other sch can i choose beside CCHS.
yishun, amk, bishan area.
anyone can advise.
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noob:
It is compulsory to take HCL in NJC.[/quote]That's not true. My frinend who does not take HCL got a CO from NJC.
Thank you! Would put NYGH as 1st choice but bit risky - can only try if lucky enough, reckon her score is more close to the COP of NJC/DHS. DHS campus is brand new, NJC campus is too old. DHS offer High Chinese where NJC don't. However some people say Junior colleague of NJC is better than DHS. Hard to decidethomasxu:
[quote=\"MooMoo\"]
First of all, congratulations to your daughter for the achievement.
Just curious, why NYGH is not one of the choices? After all, NJC and NYGH are just next to each other. I don't think the +3 is applicable to NJC.
Anyway, do research thoroughly before making the decision. Cheers!
Son_2010's Child -
What’s the highest T-score for Bukit Panjang Pri this year?
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hi all, i'm a P6 student who just got my results. my score is enough to get in2 any of the schools but i don't know which school i should choose... can somebody assist me in where to go? thanks :))
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lakesidemum:
How about Jurong West, Xingnan and Juying?marilyn_28:
Can i know the T-score for Jurong West & West Grove Primary?
West grove 268 -
Hi,
My girl achieved 248. We are from China, and she started studying in Singapore in 2008.
We are wondering whether this is enough for Saint Nichloas Girls’ School? The other one we are considering is Anderson.
We live close to Yio Chu Kang MRT.
Appreciate you suggestion/advice.
Greg -
greg:
hi st nic cop is 247 so ur gal should be good enough to be in there. anderson got malay and indian if u dont mind.Hi,
My girl achieved 248. We are from China, and she started studying in Singapore in 2008.
We are wondering whether this is enough for Saint Nichloas Girls' School? The other one we are considering is Anderson.
We live close to Yio Chu Kang MRT.
Appreciate you suggestion/advice.
Greg -
ksfaith:
Hi Jian Rong
Worth a try. Last year COP was 251, quite close to your son's result.yongjianrong:
[quote=\"ksfaith\"]HI Anyone pls give me your view
Do you think i can try RVH. My son 247 plus HMT 1point 248.
Choosing Nanhua (Clementi Ave 1, near to NUS High) would be safer for 240s. Perhaps you can consider that. The benefit of that, if your son's results improve, he can apply into NUS High when he's in year 3.
Yea, i am thinking RV 1st choice 2nd choice Nan Hua. But i dont understand that when you say he can apply NUS High in year 3? meaning a normal transfer? And what is your opinion of NUS High?[/quote]Pupils can enter NUS High in Year 3 via DSA (or is it called something else?) and the shift is just a few hundred metres. I recommend NUS High coz they have the facilities in the main NUS and you can ''fast-forward'' if the results are good enough. (learn things that are going to be learnt in future years, not sure whether it's considered skipping levels) -
For cut-off-point COP comparison (every year can be slightly different), see ==> http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/content/psle-cops-2009-and-2010-secondary-1-intake
For last year's 'O' level results comparison , see==> http://www.moe.gov.sg/media/press/files/2010/01/o-level-result-annex-a.pdf
The above only shows the academic side of a school.
Some may consider many other things such as school culture, all-girl school, CCA etc
Good luck!greg:
Hi,
My girl achieved 248. We are from China, and she started studying in Singapore in 2008.
We are wondering whether this is enough for Saint Nichloas Girls' School? The other one we are considering is Anderson.
We live close to Yio Chu Kang MRT.
Appreciate you suggestion/advice.
Greg
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