2010 PSLE Discussion
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Since the papers were easy this year, I suppose the national average should be higher and standard deviation lower. I took the national average as 79 and standard deviation as 10. Therefore, a raw score of 77 marks is converted to a T-score of 48 (T-score of 50 = national average per subject) or B grade rather than an A grade which would have been the case during school examinations. Not sure if my analysis is correct. Any ideas?
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atutor2001:
Thank atutor2001, it's very clearly explained my question...do you know what the A*, A, B, C...score is?
Just simple arithmetics and simultaneous equation.
Top T-scorer is 282 --> 282/4 = 70.5 (average T-score per subject)
T-score = 50 + 10x(Raw score - Mean)/Std D = 70.5
10x(Raw score - Mean)/Std D = 70.5 - 50
10x(Raw score - Mean)/Std D = 20.5
(Raw score - Mean)/Std D = 2.05
(Raw score - Mean) = 2.05 x Std D
Mean = Raw score - 2.05 x Std D
(I have assumed that the average raw score for this great guy is 99)
Mean = 99 - 2.05 x Std D --- eqn 1
Someone posted that with 4A* the T-score is 263. (I assume that the average raw score is the minimum for A* = 91.)
Using the similar process, to obtained the 2nd equation :
T-scorer is 263 --> 282/4 = 65.75 (average T-score per subject)
T-score = 50 + 10x(Raw score - Mean)/Std D = 65.75
10x(Raw score - Mean)/Std D = 65.75 - 50
10x(Raw score - Mean)/Std D = 15.75
(Raw score - Mean)/Std D = 1.575
(Raw score - Mean) = 1.575 x Std D
Mean = Raw score - 1.575 x Std D
Mean = 91 - 1.575 x Std D --- eqn 2
Solving eqn 1 & 2,
Std Dev = 16.84 marks
Mean = 64.47
Just an indicative estimate but it gives me an idea of the mean and the spread. -
ctct61t:
If there is no change, the scores should be :
Thank atutor2001, it's very clearly explained my question...do you know what the A*, A, B, C...score is?
A* > 91
A 75 - 90
B 60 - 74
C 50 - 59
D 35 - 49
E 20 - 34
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atutor2001:
Thank atutor2010, you are so nice... :thankyou: :lovesite:
If there is no change, the scores should be :ctct61t:
Thank atutor2001, it's very clearly explained my question...do you know what the A*, A, B, C...score is?
A* > 91
A 75 - 90
B 60 - 74
C 50 - 59
D 35 - 49
E 20 - 34
U < 20 -
The scores of A*, A etc…DOES NOT vary with T-scores.
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Can anybody clarify with me Why the table G-1 on the booklet does not include all sch? There are only 66 schools on that list, but there are totally 160+ schools, I understand there are some IP schools should be excluded, but still meet that gap. Thanks.
I need to know the Band level for the target school. -
ksi:
The scores of A*, A etc....DOES NOT vary with T-scores.
Yes, but while the ranges mentioned by atutor are right, there could be some moderation done to the range ... -
I don’t quite understand. If grades are not moderated, won’t everyone get a poor grade when the exams are tough and As when exams are easy?
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i dont see scgs on the list :? .
any idea how the school fare in psle? -
atutor2001:
Hi, My son got A* for Maths, A for English and A for Science.. based on the worst case scenerio he should be getting 240, however he only returned a 230 by MOE. He is exempted from MT..
If there is no change, the scores should be :ctct61t:
Thank atutor2001, it's very clearly explained my question...do you know what the A*, A, B, C...score is?
A* > 91
A 75 - 90
B 60 - 74
C 50 - 59
D 35 - 49
E 20 - 34
U < 20
Need advise as to should I appeal ..becos the 10 pionts make a huge difference in school application.
Thanks all
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