System in O Level
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VitoRelax:
sounds like it
Thanks verykiasu2010.verykiasu2010:
entry to JC is based on L1R5 including a humanity subject
2 bonus points off for affiliated sec school to JC; and another 2 bonus points off for very good CCA performance, and 2 bonus points off for HMT (distinction?) ... max allowed is 4 bonus points off
so the lowest possible for L1R5 is 2.
So does that mean that in theory, if you are in an affiliated school & you are sure you can get distinction for HMT, there is no need to be active in CCA ?
Thanks
but with the time freed up from MT (HMT @ O level means no more MT in JC) - might as well enjoy some CCA, unless you need the time to do H3 subjects .... -
before the restriction on max 4 bonus points, it was possible to have zero points to enter JC, i.e. L1R6 = 6, minus 2 for affiliation, minus 2 for HMT, minus 2 for CCA ā¦
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twilight:
No, that is not a very good mindset to have and it is not a very safe thing to do. For example a person in VS will enjoy minus 2 if they put VJC as first choice. However, VJC cut off point is 4 nett. Let's say the person has raw L1R5 of 10 points. After placing VJC as first choice, he will enjoy 4 bonus points to have 6 nett. But 6 will not qualify him to VJC and thus the affiliation points will be annulled and so he will actually only enjoy 2 bonus points to have 8 nett.
Thanks for the insight.
Am I right in saying that what you are trying to say is that if one did not get his/her affiliated school in the first choice, then the -2 points is useless when considered for 2nd choice (thus only enjoy -2 points). Therefore better play safe to do the HMT for another -2 points ?
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verykiasu2010:
before the restriction on max 4 bonus points, it was possible to have zero points to enter JC, i.e. L1R6 = 6, minus 2 for affiliation, minus 2 for HMT, minus 2 for CCA ....
So now they cap at minus 4 ? -
verykiasu2010:
Thanks verykiasu2010.VitoRelax:
[quote=\"verykiasu2010\"]entry to JC is based on L1R5 including a humanity subject
2 bonus points off for affiliated sec school to JC; and another 2 bonus points off for very good CCA performance, and 2 bonus points off for HMT (distinction?) ... max allowed is 4 bonus points off
so the lowest possible for L1R5 is 2.
So does that mean that in theory, if you are in an affiliated school & you are sure you can get distinction for HMT, there is no need to be active in CCA ?
Thanks
sounds like it
but with the time freed up from MT (HMT @ O level means no more MT in JC) - might as well enjoy some CCA, unless you need the time to do H3 subjects ....[/quote]
What does H3 subjects means ? Something like Higher Subjects ?
WHat is the benefits of doing this H3 subjects at O Level ?
Thanks -
VitoRelax:
yes. http://www.moe.gov.sg shows that the cut off points for RI and HCI last year were 3, i.e. L1R5 could be 7, minus 4 = 3verykiasu2010:
before the restriction on max 4 bonus points, it was possible to have zero points to enter JC, i.e. L1R6 = 6, minus 2 for affiliation, minus 2 for HMT, minus 2 for CCA ....
So now they cap at minus 4 ? -
VitoRelax:
Yes, this is correct.twilight:
No, that is not a very good mindset to have and it is not a very safe thing to do. For example a person in VS will enjoy minus 2 if they put VJC as first choice. However, VJC cut off point is 4 nett. Let's say the person has raw L1R5 of 10 points. After placing VJC as first choice, he will enjoy 4 bonus points to have 6 nett. But 6 will not qualify him to VJC and thus the affiliation points will be annulled and so he will actually only enjoy 2 bonus points to have 8 nett.
Thanks for the insight.
Am I right in saying that what you are trying to say is that if one did not get his/her affiliated school in the first choice, then the -2 points is useless when considered for 2nd choice (thus only enjoy -2 points). Therefore better play safe to do the HMT for another -2 points ?
Am I correct in interpreting what you're trying to say ? -
VitoRelax:
unless you need the extra time to do H3 subjects - in JC 1/2 .... not O level. we are talking after using O level result to enter JC, right ? O level where got H3 standard ? :?
What does H3 subjects means ? Something like Higher Subjects ?
WHat is the benefits of doing this H3 subjects at O Level ?
Thanks -
verykiasu2010:
Yes, H3 is for A levels. It's like S papers of our time.
unless you need the extra time to do H3 subjects - in JC 1/2 .... not O level. we are talking after using O level result to enter JC, right ? O level where got H3 standard ? :?VitoRelax:
What does H3 subjects means ? Something like Higher Subjects ?
WHat is the benefits of doing this H3 subjects at O Level ?
Thanks -
jtoh:
Yes, H3 is for A levels. It's like S papers of our time.[/quote]you make me feel so OLD ! envy your age, got S papers
unless you need the extra time to do H3 subjects - in JC 1/2 .... not O level. we are talking after using O level result to enter JC, right ? O level where got H3 standard ? :?verykiasu2010:
[quote=\"VitoRelax\"]
What does H3 subjects means ? Something like Higher Subjects ?
WHat is the benefits of doing this H3 subjects at O Level ?
Thanks
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