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    PSLE COP 2010

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Secondary Schools - Selection
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    • J Offline
      Jenn
      last edited by

      ks2me:
      For those parents with PSLE children, here's the much needed indicative guide only for top 10 sec schools (by prestige):



      - Raffles Institution ( PSLE cut-off : 263 )

      - Raffles Girls Secondary School ( PSLE cut-off : 265 )

      - Hwa Chong Institution ( PSLE cut-off : 259 ; SAP School)

      - Nanyang Girls High School ( PSLE cut-off : 262 ; SAP School)

      - Dunman High School ( PSLE cut-off : 259 ;SAP School)

      - Singapore Chinese Girls School ( PSLE cut-off : 254 )

      - Methodist Girls School ( PSLE cut-off : 253 )

      - Anglo-Chinese School Independent ( PSLE cut-off : 253 )

      - NUS High School of Mathematics and Science ( via DSA )

      - CHI St Nicholas Girls School ( PSLE cut-off : 250 ;SAP School)
      NUS High does take a small number of students via PSLE. The PSLE cutoff point for last year is 260 (this is indicated in their website). Applicants need to have A* in maths and science.

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        N3SKiasu
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        daisyt:
        I see. Thanks for the clarifications. BTW, is there a place we can find out the school rank by prestidge ?

        Also, NJC not in the list... thought it is quite popular too. Btw, rank by \"prestidge\" means ? not by cut-off? sorry sua gu here... :oops:

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          Merlion
          last edited by

          > This report ranks the school by prestige so I believe RVH may just be at position 11? Catholic High also fell off the list in this case.


          Hi ks2me, may I ask where did you get this report? Is this an official report? Thanks.

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            MdmKS
            last edited by

            N3SKiasu:
            daisyt:

            I see. Thanks for the clarifications. BTW, is there a place we can find out the school rank by prestidge ?


            Also, NJC not in the list... thought it is quite popular too. Btw, rank by \"prestidge\" means ? not by cut-off? sorry sua gu here... :oops:

            I thought NJC is a JC while the list is referring to sec school only though the list of people mentioned might have later proceed to the JC section of the same school. In our history, twently years ago, those who came from Enlish school/stream could get job offer in the government service more easily than those from the Chinese school. That is no wonder why the list under HCI (should be the Chinese high then) and Nanyang is much shorter compared to the traditional English school. But now there is no such differentiation anymore, only the school tradition has perhaps carried on.

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              bocmark
              last edited by

              MdmKS:


              I thought NJC is a JC while the list is referring to sec school only
              NJC has been accepting Sec 1 students since beginning of this year right? So should qualify under sec too

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                tansla
                last edited by

                Yes, NJC is taking in students from Sec One as part of their integrated programme.

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                  Merlion
                  last edited by

                  How accurate is this report? Once again, I hope ks2me can tell us where can we find this report? :? Thanks.

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                    NdHelpParent
                    last edited by

                    Merlion:
                    How accurate is this report? Once again, I hope ks2me can tell us where can we find this report? :? Thanks.

                    Yes...where to get this ranking report...its news to me thks

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                      NdHelpParent
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                      NdHelpParent:
                      Merlion:

                      How accurate is this report? Once again, I hope ks2me can tell us where can we find this report? :? Thanks.


                      Yes...where to get this ranking report...its news to me thks

                      oh sorry...i get it now...the ranking is based on the PSLE cut off by Ks2me i think.

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                        Merlion
                        last edited by

                        My question is: Where did Ks2me get the cut off points for these so called "top 10" schools? Are these cut off ponts official or …?

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