GCE O level result release on 9 Jan

[phankao]

There are 12 choices to put in - have to fill in all 12, ah? I mean, 3 or even 5 is tough enough, but 12?! If not, then put the rest blank?

[Jinlol]

INNOVATE:

Jinlol:

Hey all could I check with y'all something?

If my HCL (higher chinese) has been counted in my L1, would I still get my 2 bonus point from passing higher chinese? (not the cca points) 'coz I heard from someone that if my HCL was taken in for L1, I would not get the bonus points. Hope someone could kindly clarify this

Thanks in advance :D~

You are still eligible for the 2 bonus points.

Thank you :D!

[lizawa]

musette:

[quote]Crescent girls has the most top students with 9 A1s.

Looking at the names, maybe 8 out of 9 Chinese top scorers from Crescent Girls are from China......[/quote]Impressed with their determination and effort to do well for their English. Read today's report on how they started with writing 1 essay and do 1 compre passage daily in Sec 3 and then increased to 2 daily in Sec 4, just to do well in the subject. If my kids can just do 1 or 2 weekly, on their own accord, I will be very happy

Self motivation, determination and independent study, all crucial factors to do well.

[INNOVATE]

ClueLessNeedsHelp:

My Niece got 9 points for her L1R5 (after deduction of CCA). Which JC would be good for her? Her school have an affiliation to Anglo Chinese JC which gives her an additional 2 points off. Is ASJC a good choice?

From the above information, her nett score should be 9-2=7. She needs around 6 to get in. She needs to appeal.

ACJC is famed for its GP results and have been consistently among the top four performers. This jc also has a MOE based humanities programme and is better known for its arts courses.

She may opt for it and place Anderson jc as her 2nd choice. The latter is known for its science programme.

[phankao]

INNOVATE:

ClueLessNeedsHelp:

My Niece got 9 points for her L1R5 (after deduction of CCA). Which JC would be good for her? Her school have an affiliation to Anglo Chinese JC which gives her an additional 2 points off. Is ASJC a good choice?

From the above information, her nett score should be 9-2=7. She needs around 6 to get in. She needs to appeal.

ACJC is famed for its GP results and have been consistently among the top four performers. This jc also has a MOE based humanities programme and is better known for its arts courses.

She may opt for it and place Anderson jc as her 2nd choice. The latter is known for its science programme.

Last year's COP for ACJC science was 7.

[phankao]

For your reference: - for science only though.


Junior College cut off points comparison

S/N \tJunior College \t\t\tScience 2009 Science 2010
1 \tRaffles Institution \t\t\t3\t\t3
2 \tHwa Chong Institution \t \t3\t\t3
3 \tVictoria Junior College \t \t4\t\t4
4 \tNational Junior College \t\t4\t\t5
5 \tAnglo-Chinese School (I) \t\t5\t\t5
6 \tTemasek Junior College \t\t6\t\t6
7 \tAnglo-Chinese Junior College \t6\t\t7
8 \tAnderson JC \t\t\t 9\t\t8 \t
9 \tSaint Andrew’s Junior College \t8\t\t9
10 \tCatholic Junior College \t\t10\t\t10
11 \tMeridian Junior College \t\t10\t\t10
12 \tNanyang Junior College \t\t10\t\t10
13 \tTampines Junior College \t\t13\t\t13
14 \tJurong Junior College \t\t 15\t\t15
15 \tPioneer Junior College \t\t17\t\t17
16 \tSerangoon Junior College \t\t17\t\t16
17 \tInnova Junior College \t\t20\t\t20
18 \tYishun Junior College \t\t 20\t\t20

[lizawa]

tankee:

Extracted from CNA


forging ahead is top Malay student Nadiah Nadhirah, who scored a distinction in Chinese, despite taking up the subject only in Secondary One.

She said: \"What we had to do was memorise all these Chinese characters and there were times when I felt like I wanted to quit Chinese. But motivation from my parents, my friends and my teachers enabled me to go all the way up to the O-Levels.\"


this is a role-model for all that say Chinese is too tough, especially for the Chinese race.

Equally impressive, is one Chinese boy from Bukit Panjang Govt high, whose mother tongue is \"Higher Malay\" with 9 A1s.

[chk707]

lizawa:

tankee:

Extracted from CNA


forging ahead is top Malay student Nadiah Nadhirah, who scored a distinction in Chinese, despite taking up the subject only in Secondary One.

She said: \"What we had to do was memorise all these Chinese characters and there were times when I felt like I wanted to quit Chinese. But motivation from my parents, my friends and my teachers enabled me to go all the way up to the O-Levels.\"


this is a role-model for all that say Chinese is too tough, especially for the Chinese race.

Equally impressive, is one Chinese boy from Bukit Panjang Govt high, whose mother tongue is \"Higher Malay\" with 9 A1s.

What we had to do was memorise all these Chinese characters - Is Chinese has become a subject to test memory????

[Quintessential Mum]

insider:

Son just called to announce results which are much better than expected:


Eng - B3
E Maths - A2
A Maths - B3
Science - A2
Design & Tech - B3

Raw score of R1B4 at 13 (edited) and that qualifies him for a second choice course in poly (first choice needs a raw score of 11 and so he may not get it coz COP keeps going lower each year).

His prelim R1B4 was a 26...

Miracles!

Congrats to your son!! Keep it up and all the best! :lol:

[INNOVATE]

phankao:

INNOVATE:

[quote=\"ClueLessNeedsHelp\"]My Niece got 9 points for her L1R5 (after deduction of CCA). Which JC would be good for her? Her school have an affiliation to Anglo Chinese JC which gives her an additional 2 points off. Is ASJC a good choice?

From the above information, her nett score should be 9-2=7. She needs around 6 to get in. She needs to appeal.

ACJC is famed for its GP results and have been consistently among the top four performers. This jc also has a MOE based humanities programme and is better known for its arts courses.

She may opt for it and place Anderson jc as her 2nd choice. The latter is known for its science programme.

Last year's COP for ACJC science was 7.[/quote]
Tks phankao. COP is all partial as many students hve similar nett scores. Ultimately, it depends on no of bonus points and order of preference. Moreover, we do not know the actual cop this year.

Normally, i advise parents/students to be on the safe side. Thanks!