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    release of 2010 O level results (8-4 points)

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    • K Offline
      kkl1234
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      tansm2010:
      kkl1234:

      thanks a lot! heard that VJ is no longer top 5. is that true? both schools are of the distance from my home actually.


      dd told me that too, it is true that the ranking now as follow:
      RI
      HCI
      NJ
      TJ
      MJ
      VJ

      thanks a lot

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        INNOVATE
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        The rankings posted here does not reflect the correct picture. That’s why must get the facts right!


        Right at the top, btw RI and HCI, in terms of top achievers, is still RI, be it on academic terms or top scholarships. Having said that, HCI showed a marked improvement in an increased no of top students vs RI last year. The latter domain in this area actually slipped. So to many others the better peformer last year was HCI.


        VJC indeed did not perform up to expectations in 2009 A-level exam. Then again, to say that MJC did better than VJC is mainly pure speculation. Therefore the correct rankings should be:

        RI/HCI
        NJC/VJC
        TJC
        MJC/ACJC/AJC

        MJC has the highest distinction rate for project work compares to all jcs. This helped to propel its performance. As project work is internally assess though moderated by MOE, there is some subjectivity. Of course one has to give credit to MJC for such remarkable performance.

        For comparison wise, one needs to base on recent peformance over a longer period rather than one single cohort.

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          Imp75
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          I am surprised at the ranking for Meridien JC. This is a very NEW school right? I remembered there wasn’t Meridien during the 90s+

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            INNOVATE
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            Imp75:
            I am surprised at the ranking for Meridien JC. This is a very NEW school right? I remembered there wasn't Meridien during the 90s+


            Located within Pasir Ris area, this instituition is performing very well. Its first batch of A-level students sat for the examination in yr 2004 and accumulated mean uni rank points of approximately 70.

            Since then, its performance has improved steadily to approx 73 pts in the following year and right up to approx 79 rank points in 2009. Remarkable for a school with such a short history. Going forward, its progress is constrained by fellow competitors from VJC, Temasek and DHS.

            Its latest performance placed them on par with ACJC and Anderson. To be regarded as a lower tier 1 jc, it must be able to break the 80 points barrier and stay there.

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              Sunny Lei
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              In the recent open house, it was shared that MJC had hit near 80 points and some of top 5 JC did not hit this score. It was a very convincing statement which kept many of us thinking ‘really’…


              It is certainly a young JC with a lot of determination to do well. The campus is Wifi connected, classrooms are air-condition, it gives us an impression that they will do well and very focused. The fact is they had done well in 2009 and could this be sustained? We should look out for their A level performance for 2010 releasing in April.

              On the other hand, TJC is no doubt a good JC, but the campus structure is rather dated, it seems to be a little crowded considering they are going to start their IP for Sec 1 in 2012(it took yr 3 now). Impressive HOD as there were mini lectures given during the last open house.

              It was difficult choice for us and in the end, we had made the selection based on travelling time.

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                Fairy
                last edited by

                INNOVATE:
                The rankings posted here does not reflect the correct picture. That's why must get the facts right!


                Right at the top, btw RI and HCI, in terms of top achievers, is still RI, be it on academic terms or top scholarships. Having said that, HCI showed a marked improvement in an increased no of top students vs RI last year. The latter domain in this area actually slipped. So to many others the better peformer last year was HCI.


                VJC indeed did not perform up to expectations in 2009 A-level exam. Then again, to say that MJC did better than VJC is mainly pure speculation. Therefore the correct rankings should be:

                RI/HCI
                NJC/VJC
                TJC
                MJC/ACJC/AJC

                MJC has the highest distinction rate for project work compares to all jcs. This helped to propel its performance. As project work is internally assess though moderated by MOE, there is some subjectivity. Of course one has to give credit to MJC for such remarkable performance.

                For comparison wise, one needs to base on recent peformance over a longer period rather than one single cohort.
                I believe the ranking is not based just on how many perfect scorers or how many of their students received scholarships. The percentage of students in the school who does well has also been considered.

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                  kkl1234
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                  thank you all! my daughter has already submitted her JAE form. i really appreciate the info that you guys have shared.

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