DSA 2012
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mamago:
Mamago, I don't think it's due to that. I know of non-SC who gets CO from NUSH leh. :?
Thanks, Flowermonster. You are right... I myself know someone that's not even a PR of Spore that's currently schooling there....
Just curious, If DS accept a CO, is it mean that he can't apply for S1 posting to NUSH?
The confusion here is, during the open house, NUSH said that for doing S1 posting, if we want to admit to it's school, we must do it on their school website after PSLE result announced..... then, it'd mean that NUSH is conducting it's own S1 posting, not with the MOE centralized S1 posting, right?.... If that's the case, an applicant with or with CO should be able to apply. (???)
Please share with me...[/quote]
Year 1 (DSA Phase 2 – PSLE)
Application Process
The NUS High School DSA Phase 2 - PSLE application is open only to P6 students who have not been admitted to a school through the DSA-Sec Exercise. As our school is not in the list of schools participating in the Secondary One Posting Exercise, interested applicants who wish to apply using PSLE score must apply via our online portal. The registration for Phase 2 is open for a week from the date of release of PSLE results. The online portal is accessible 24 hours a day. Applicants will be assessed primarily based on their PSLE results. Applicants may be asked to submit a portfolio and/or attend an interview. Only applicants with S1 Option Form are eligible to apply.
Click here for DSA Phase 2 Online Application
Registration
1. Registration can be carried out under the section ‘Online Application’ on this website.
2. For those with no computer access, computer terminals will be set up at the NUS High School (Annex Office) for
applicants to register online.
3. Copies of the S1 Option Form, PSLE slip and P4, P5 & P6 results are to be submitted together with the 'Online
Application'. The documents submitted are non-returnable.
4. Copies of achievement certificates, scholarships & awards are to be submitted upon request and non-returnable.
5. Registration fee is $20, payable online through eNet & major credit cards. For payment via cash or cheque, please
proceed to NUS High School (Finance Department) after online registration.
Selection Criteria
1. Selection of applicants will be based primarily on the PSLE results.
2. Applicants with aggregate score of 250 and above with A* in both Math and Science are encouraged to apply.
3. Do take note that the cut-off point for 2011 was 261.
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THANK YOU VERY MUCH, MandyMummy. Appreciate.
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Hi, may I know if you know of any GEP student who scored 79.9 or 80.x for SA1 and got a WL from RI?
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Hi,
The below para is extracted from the MOE FAQ website regarding the chances of being offered a CO for two candidates on WL.
I interpret this as \"If Candidate A puts School X as 3rd choice, and Candidate B puts School X as 1st choice, but Candidate A has higher ranking than Candidate B, the place will still be given to Candidate A, assuming Candidate A did not get his 1st and 2nd choices\".
May I get your advice or input if my interpretation is correct?
thanks a lot!
If two candidates are placed on the school’s Waiting List and both have indicated the school as their 1st choice, who will be allocated first?
The candidate who is placed higher in the school’s candidates ranking list will be offered the allocation first. It does not matter which choice order the candidate puts the school in the School Preference Form. -
daddy_psp:
Hi,
The below para is extracted from the MOE FAQ website regarding the chances of being offered a CO for two candidates on WL.
I interpret this as \"If Candidate A puts School X as 3rd choice, and Candidate B puts School X as 1st choice, but Candidate A has higher ranking than Candidate B, the place will still be given to Candidate A, assuming Candidate A did not get his 1st and 2nd choices\".
May I get your advice or input if my interpretation is correct?
thanks a lot!
If two candidates are placed on the school’s Waiting List and both have indicated the school as their 1st choice, who will be allocated first?
The candidate who is placed higher in the school’s candidates ranking list will be offered the allocation first. It does not matter which choice order the candidate puts the school in the School Preference Form.
Hmmmm....Interesting, I would like to know too....
(But, the MOE FAQ you quoted is assuming both put the school as their 1st choice....) -
mamago:
The question assumed both put the school as 1st choice but the sentence highlighted in red said \"It does not matter which choice order the candidate puts the school in the School Preference Form.\". Therefore, I interpret it as the choice order will not decrease or increase the chance of converting WL to CO. It is the ranking in the waiting list that determines it.daddy_psp:
Hi,
The below para is extracted from the MOE FAQ website regarding the chances of being offered a CO for two candidates on WL.
I interpret this as \"If Candidate A puts School X as 3rd choice, and Candidate B puts School X as 1st choice, but Candidate A has higher ranking than Candidate B, the place will still be given to Candidate A, assuming Candidate A did not get his 1st and 2nd choices\".
May I get your advice or input if my interpretation is correct?
thanks a lot!
If two candidates are placed on the school’s Waiting List and both have indicated the school as their 1st choice, who will be allocated first?
The candidate who is placed higher in the school’s candidates ranking list will be offered the allocation first. It does not matter which choice order the candidate puts the school in the School Preference Form.
Hmmmm....Interesting, I would like to know too....
(But, the MOE FAQ you quoted is assuming both put the school as their 1st choice....) -
The question assumed both put the school as 1st choice but the sentence highlighted in red said "It does not matter which choice order the candidate puts the school in the School Preference Form.". Therefore, I interpret it as the choice order will not decrease or increase the chance of converting WL to CO. It is the ranking in the waiting list that determines it.[/quote]
Then, at which point does the "choices" come in? The candidate met the ranking of all his 3 choices, he will be given his 1st choice? Thus the need of putting down the choices in order? -
Zann:
mee too, to be 功成身退. Sayonara! :imanisland:[/quote]Flowermonaster:
[quote=\"buds\"]:congrats: Flowermonaster n ah-boi! :celebrate:
Thanks buds! I am just glad that this is my last DSA & PSLE Experience as a mum.
me too , Mine is first and last (only one DS ) .Sayonara :salute: to DSA thread but joining NUSH mostly thread (already made many friends there) .but :peekaboo: next year to DSA thread to share my experience. -
mamago:
yes mine 79.x % and same expected WL.GoodDad:
Hi leeven, I remember you mentioned that your DS scored 79.x for SA1. So it was the same as last year, below 80%, most likely will received WL. Let's see what is the COP for GEP DSA for RI. If I am right, last year was 77.6%. Anyone scored 77.5% and below were rejected.
Hi, GoodDad. :?:
Thank you for sharing your info with anxious mainstreamers' parents.
Are you referring to the requirement of an SA1 result of 77.6% for getting into the 2nd round? Or getting the CO/WL? (Academic domain applicants sit 2 rounds of tests)
My DS is a mainstreamer, scored 96.5% for SA1, so he has a chance?
THANK YOU.... -
GoodDad:
Sorry, some correction here. For last year result, based on what I know and what I have gathered from different students and parents. GEP SA1 result 77.6% - 80% were awared WL for RI DSA. Only those with 78.9% above were converted to CO. PSLE T-Score does not matter. My DS classmate SA1 scored 79.8% and PSLE T-score 257 was converted from WL to CO. Last year RI COP for PSLE was 261.[/quote]thnx Good Dad for the details . Still not sure if my DS can hope RI cause he is \"I do what I like\" type and gets stressed if he doesnt get what he likes but have some days more to decide.
Mamago, GoodDad is referring to DSA criteria for GEP.Snow Crystal:
[quote=\"mamago\"]
Hi, GoodDad. :?:
Thank you for sharing your info with anxious mainstreamers' parents.
Are you referring to the requirement of an SA1 result of 77.6% for getting into the 2nd round? Or getting the CO/WL? (Academic domain applicants sit 2 rounds of tests)
My DS is a mainstreamer, scored 96.5% for SA1, so he has a chance? THANK YOU....
For GEP boys according to past DSA data those with P6 SA1>80% likely to get CO, <80% WL. After PSLE, some boys may exercise option for NUSH and HCI and give up RI CO. So he's saying based on last year stats, for those GEPpers with WL scoring 77.6% and above managed to convert the WL to a confirmed seat. However 77.6% is not a fixed number, this year may be higher or lower depending on how many boys give up RI COs.
Mainstreamer academic is totally different game. RI has approx 150-170 seats for GEPpers but only say up to 20 for academic domain mainstream. Rest are for sports boys. Total 225 for DSA. The competition is therefore more keen and not based on SA1 results...must clear GAT, domain tests and interviews then they review the files and see if your son is those top few according to their criteria.
If your son is from a school of average to above average standard, I must say he did fantastically in SA1 ...
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