PSLE 2012 - Results Discussion

[Poet2010]

Dear Parents and Students,


Based on 2012 intake historical data;

There are in total 8 educational institutions which cater for students with a T-Score of minimum 250.

Of which,
3 institutions for Girls,
2 institutions for Boys
3 institutions for co-ed

approximately an annual intake of about 350 students per institution.

In 2013, 3 more institutions (IP) are added to the current above co-hort, primarily to ease-off the load (my personal purview in this subject matter)

Hope this would enlighten you guys n gals in your S1 selection for FY2013 new semester.

My peers used to say "if your T-Score is good, you’ll get to choose the seat, else the seats chooses you"

Your learning journey had just begun, do not fret if the start is not to your ideal, just persevere and put in your best works.

All The Best @Poet2010

[teddy7171]

Hi,


My girl’s score is 236, is she eligible for St Nic?

The school has 2 codes stating "O" level and IP.

Does it mean that she can apply for "O" level?

Please help.
Thanks.

[jtoh]

teddy7171:

Hi,


My girl's score is 236, is she eligible for St Nic?

The school has 2 codes stating \"O\" level and IP.

Does it mean that she can apply for \"O\" level?

Please help.
Thanks.

Last year's COP for St Nick's was 249. It is highly unlikely that your dd will be able to get into St Nick's.

[zeedoo]

teddy7171:

Hi,


My girl's score is 236, is she eligible for St Nic?

The school has 2 codes stating \"O\" level and IP.

Does it mean that she can apply for \"O\" level?

Please help.
Thanks.

Hi, as there is not much time left, you should quickly flip through the grey book distributed to students earlier - all the aggregate ranges of schools are stated

Or even faster to go to the MOE website and make use of the school info service to filter out the schools suitable for you

[teddy7171]

Hi jtoh and zeedoo,


Thanks for your help!

We are overseas now and has misplaced the booklet. Just saw from moe website that st nic has 2 codes but no cop info.

Okay no choice st nick is out for her.

Thanks.

[mummy so kiasu]

teddy7171:

Hi,


My girl's score is 236, is she eligible for St Nic?

The school has 2 codes stating \"O\" level and IP.

Does it mean that she can iapply for \"O\" level?

Please help.
Thanks.

Yes, She can just apply for St Nick O level track. However, the COP is 249 & her chance of getting in is very low. You can put CHIJ Sec Toa Payoh as 1st choice instead of St Nick. It's COP is lower, 241. Also can choose CHIJ St Theresa Convent, COP 224. Make sure that you last 2 choices is lower than 236.

[Wings10]

Hi

My son scored 250. Considering to place
1, SJI IP
2, Catholic high IP
3, VS O
4, Catholic high O
5, SJI O
6, Chung cheng high

[Wings10]

Any views? Thks.

[isetan]

Wings10:

Hi

My son scored 250. Considering to place
1, SJI IP
2, Catholic high IP
3, VS O
4, Catholic high O
5, SJI O
6, Chung cheng high

High chance of hitting either 3,4,5. u need to consider very carefully. i would replace 6 with anderson sec. COP-245.

[wkrf]

Poet2010:

Dear Parents and Students,


Based on 2012 intake historical data;

There are in total 8 educational institutions which cater for students with a T-Score of minimum 250.

Of which,
3 institutions for Girls,
2 institutions for Boys
3 institutions for co-ed

approximately an annual intake of about 350 students per institution.

In 2013, 3 more institutions (IP) are added to the current above co-hort, primarily to ease-off the load (my personal purview in this subject matter)

Hope this would enlighten you guys n gals in your S1 selection for FY2013 new semester.

My peers used to say \"if your T-Score is good, you'll get to choose the seat, else the seats chooses you\"

Your learning journey had just begun, do not fret if the start is not to your ideal, just persevere and put in your best works.

All The Best @Poet2010

Hi,

Based on your info,

11 schools offering IP in year 2013 would mean approx 3850 IP seat.
This is equivalent to an estimated 8% of PSLE students getting an IP seat (based on 48,000 cohort size)? Is this estimation correct? Or need I factor in DSA, etc.?

Thanks.