COP 2012 - For Secondary Schools in 2013

[hoskins8h]

jtoh:

I didn't realize the number of students taking PSLE in 2009 was 49,856, higher than the Dragon year cohort this year.


My predictions:
1) COP for top tier IP schools will go up.
2) COP for other IP schools will remain about the same or go down minimally bec of the increase in IP places with the intro of new IP schools.

Think COP for HCI, RGS, RI up 2 and NYG likely up 2.
Just follow EESIS, it has the best characteristics for predicting the top COPs.

[jtoh]

wonderm:

jtoh:

I didn't realize the number of students taking PSLE in 2009 was 49,856, higher than the Dragon year cohort this year.


My predictions:
1) COP for top tier IP schools will go up.
2) COP for other IP schools will remain about the same or go down minimally bec of the increase in IP places with the intro of new IP schools.

My prediction is the same!

The COP of all IP schools may not move in the same direction this year.

:hi5:

[anxious father]

2009 cohort was from 2008 PSLE. Yes. there were 49,856 pupils sit for PSLE in 2008. Please refer to the MOE link.


http://www.moe.gov.sg/media/press/2008/11/release-of-the-2008

[Dreamgear]

jtoh:

I didn't realize the number of students taking PSLE in 2009 was 49,856, higher than the Dragon year cohort this year.


My predictions:
1) COP for top tier IP schools will go up.
2) COP for other IP schools will remain about the same or go down minimally bec of the increase in IP places with the intro of new IP schools.

Is the DSA spaces more then previous years or more or less constant among these schools, considering TJC and NUSH in the mix as well.....?

My thought is that if most of the above 262 already have DSA-ed, and that the top 10% remains constant at 249/250.....the COP might not rise at all.....

[anxious father]

jtoh:

I didn't realize the number of students taking PSLE in 2009 was 49,856, higher than the Dragon year cohort this year.


My predictions:
1) COP for top tier IP schools will go up.
2) COP for other IP schools will remain about the same or go down minimally bec of the increase in IP places with the intro of new IP schools.

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Will some of the top scorers going to new IP schools pull down the COPs of existing top tier IP schools?

[Dreamgear]

hoskins8h:

jtoh:

I didn't realize the number of students taking PSLE in 2009 was 49,856, higher than the Dragon year cohort this year.


My predictions:
1) COP for top tier IP schools will go up.
2) COP for other IP schools will remain about the same or go down minimally bec of the increase in IP places with the intro of new IP schools.

Think COP for HCI, RGS, RI up 2 and NYG likely up 2.
Just follow EESIS, it has the best characteristics for predicting the top COPs.

No really, look at 2010 and 2012....there no conclusion to be drawn that higher EESIS = higher COP

[pixiedust]

anxious father:

Will some of the top scorers going to new IP schools pull down the COPs of existing top tier IP schools?

That's my guess.

[WeiHan]

I would like to add that DSAed students’ t-scores were never included in the MOE’s data. All data is solely based on Si posting outcome.

[jtoh]

anxious father:

jtoh:

I didn't realize the number of students taking PSLE in 2009 was 49,856, higher than the Dragon year cohort this year.


My predictions:
1) COP for top tier IP schools will go up.
2) COP for other IP schools will remain about the same or go down minimally bec of the increase in IP places with the intro of new IP schools.

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Will some of the top scorers going to new IP schools pull down the COPs of existing top tier IP schools?

I don't think so. I believe the top scorers will still choose to go to the top tier JCs. But the increase in number of IP places in the other tiers will naturally dilute the COPs in those JCs somewhat. This may or may not be tempered by the increase in numbers for the dragon cohort.

[zeedoo]

May I know from where can I find the median scores of schools? I can’t seem to find them from the MOE website. THanks