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    All About 2011 GCE A-Level Examination Results

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Tertiary Education - A-Levels, Diplomas, Degrees
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      colourspencer
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      http://neutuition.com/2011-level-results-distinctions/


      I wonder what happened to NJ?

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        pepper spice
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        colourspencer:
        http://neutuition.com/2011-level-results-distinctions/


        I wonder what happened to NJ?
        The cohort size in each school is very different.

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          thsheng99
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          colourspencer:
          http://neutuition.com/2011-level-results-distinctions/


          I wonder what happened to NJ?

          As expected, top JC is RI , second is HCI. But I am surprised that River Valley have leapfrog VJC, NJC AND TJC to be 3rd.

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            justsay
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            pepper spice:
            colourspencer:

            http://neutuition.com/2011-level-results-distinctions/


            I wonder what happened to NJ?

            The cohort size in each school is very different.

            Should compute by %.

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              Augmum
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              pepper spice:
              colourspencer:

              http://neutuition.com/2011-level-results-distinctions/


              I wonder what happened to NJ?

              The cohort size in each school is very different.

              Yup, cohort size of DHS and RV is only about ( or less) than 1/3 of the rest of the established JCs.
              But NJC has a big cohort size.

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                pepper spice
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                Really? How come I have the notion that NJ has a very small cohort size, smaller than DHS and RVH.

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                  Augmum
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                  justsay:
                  pepper spice:

                  [quote=\"colourspencer\"]http://neutuition.com/2011-level-results-distinctions/


                  I wonder what happened to NJ?

                  The cohort size in each school is very different.

                  Should compute by %.[/quote]Yes, that what i meant, compute by percentage is more appropriate/ comparable than just by numbers.

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                    Augmum
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                    pepper spice:
                    Really? How come I have the notion that NJ has a very small cohort size, smaller than DHS and RVH.

                    Are u referring to yr1 intake cohort size of NJC ??
                    For A level cohort size, NJC def more than DHS and RV, as they take in O level pupils.

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                      Augmum:
                      pepper spice:

                      Really? How come I have the notion that NJ has a very small cohort size, smaller than DHS and RVH.


                      Are u referring to yr1 intake cohort size of NJC ??
                      For A level cohort size, NJC def more than DHS and RV, as they take in O level pupils.

                      Yeah, I think I got mixed up. I must be thinking of the year 1 cohort size (2009) during son's time.

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                        pepper spice:
                        Augmum:

                        [quote=\"pepper spice\"]Really? How come I have the notion that NJ has a very small cohort size, smaller than DHS and RVH.


                        Are u referring to yr1 intake cohort size of NJC ??
                        For A level cohort size, NJC def more than DHS and RV, as they take in O level pupils.

                        Yeah, I think I got mixed up. I must be thinking of the year 1 cohort size (2009) during son's time.[/quote]NJ year 1 cohort is only 200. After O level, they take in about 500-550. Their A level cohort size is about ~750. NJ has not been performing well in the recent years, even last year's A results not too outstanding based on their larger cohort size. I always wonder why they do not want to increase their year 1 cohort intake.
                        RVH and DHS A Level cohort size are the smaller ones ~370 each.

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