A Cool person\" post_id=\"2008180\" time=\"1608168703\" user_id=\"187808:[quote=\"A Cool person\" post_id=2008180 time=1608168703 user_id=187808]

coast\" post_id=\"2008098\" time=\"1608090373\" user_id=\"38933:

[quote=\"A Cool person\" post_id=2008094 time=1608087258 user_id=187808]Hello all, when will the appeal results be out? and how will we know if there is a change?

Hi,

From SEAB FAQ:-

How long does it take to process an appeal for review of results?
The process for review of results usually takes three weeks.


What does an appeal for a review of the PSLE results entail?
If you feel that your results does not accurately reflect your ability in your subjects, you may appeal for a review of results through your school, by the closing date of your examination year. To ensure that the results are accurate and fair, each appeal case will go through a rigorous review process that usually takes about two weeks after the submission deadline. As part of the process, a review of the marking and a clerical re-check of the awarded marks for all papers of the subject(s) that is being reviewed, takes place. There will be an appeal fee for each subject that is reviewed. The outcome of the appeal will be released through your school. No report of the review will be provided. In the event of a successful appeal, we will refund the appeal fees and re-issue a result slip and certificate that reflects the adjusted results for the subject(s) that an appeal was submitted for. We would like to emphasise that there are rigorous quality control processes and multiple independent checks put in place to ensure the accuracy of the results when they are first released. As such, the accuracy of results has been confirmed for a vast majority of the appeals, so a change in results after an appeal is very rare.

All the best.[/quote]

A Cool person\" post_id=\"2008180\" time=\"1608168703\" user_id=\"187808:[quote=\"A Cool person\" post_id=2008180 time=1608168703 user_id=187808]

coast\" post_id=\"2008098\" time=\"1608090373\" user_id=\"38933:

[quote=\"A Cool person\" post_id=2008094 time=1608087258 user_id=187808]Hello all, when will the appeal results be out? and how will we know if there is a change?

Hi,

From SEAB FAQ:-

How long does it take to process an appeal for review of results?
The process for review of results usually takes three weeks.


What does an appeal for a review of the PSLE results entail?
If you feel that your results does not accurately reflect your ability in your subjects, you may appeal for a review of results through your school, by the closing date of your examination year. To ensure that the results are accurate and fair, each appeal case will go through a rigorous review process that usually takes about two weeks after the submission deadline. As part of the process, a review of the marking and a clerical re-check of the awarded marks for all papers of the subject(s) that is being reviewed, takes place. There will be an appeal fee for each subject that is reviewed. The outcome of the appeal will be released through your school. No report of the review will be provided. In the event of a successful appeal, we will refund the appeal fees and re-issue a result slip and certificate that reflects the adjusted results for the subject(s) that an appeal was submitted for. We would like to emphasise that there are rigorous quality control processes and multiple independent checks put in place to ensure the accuracy of the results when they are first released. As such, the accuracy of results has been confirmed for a vast majority of the appeals, so a change in results after an appeal is very rare.

All the best.[/quote]

coast\" post_id=\"2008098\" time=\"1608090373\" user_id=\"38933:

A Cool person\" post_id=\"2008094\" time=\"1608087258\" user_id=\"187808:[quote=\"A Cool person\" post_id=2008094 time=1608087258 user_id=187808]Hello all, when will the appeal results be out? and how will we know if there is a change?

Hi,

From SEAB FAQ:-

How long does it take to process an appeal for review of results?
The process for review of results usually takes three weeks.


What does an appeal for a review of the PSLE results entail?
If you feel that your results does not accurately reflect your ability in your subjects, you may appeal for a review of results through your school, by the closing date of your examination year. To ensure that the results are accurate and fair, each appeal case will go through a rigorous review process that usually takes about two weeks after the submission deadline. As part of the process, a review of the marking and a clerical re-check of the awarded marks for all papers of the subject(s) that is being reviewed, takes place. There will be an appeal fee for each subject that is reviewed. The outcome of the appeal will be released through your school. No report of the review will be provided. In the event of a successful appeal, we will refund the appeal fees and re-issue a result slip and certificate that reflects the adjusted results for the subject(s) that an appeal was submitted for. We would like to emphasise that there are rigorous quality control processes and multiple independent checks put in place to ensure the accuracy of the results when they are first released. As such, the accuracy of results has been confirmed for a vast majority of the appeals, so a change in results after an appeal is very rare.

All the best.[/quote]

A Cool person\" post_id=\"2008094\" time=\"1608087258\" user_id=\"187808:[quote=\"A Cool person\" post_id=2008094 time=1608087258 user_id=187808]
Hello all, when will the appeal results be out? and how will we know if there is a change?[/quote]

Macc0608\" post_id=\"2006841\" time=\"1607077472\" user_id=\"160358:

Hi, can parents who submit review for psle result share more? Most parents think it is not possible to have a change in results but one parent shared there were 10 marks added to a friend’s child.

floppy\" post_id=\"2004639\" time=\"1606398058\" user_id=\"97579:

Cool nurse\" post_id=\"2004603\" time=\"1606394513\" user_id=\"185329:[quote=\"Cool nurse\" post_id=2004603 time=1606394513 user_id=185329]One of my friend's DS appealed and 10 points was added to his T-score.
...

Not doubting you but this would be the one of the rare cases that happen. Care to share which school? That’s becos most senior teachers that I spoke / worked with have never heard of a successful appeal in their long career.

Also, just a ‘minor’ point to note. Application for S1 must be submitted by 1 Dec but you will not hear of the result of your appeal until sometime after 1 Dec. Therefore, you have to apply your S1 in hope, byy sacrificing maybe 3 choices while making sure you have at least 3 choices left to meet the t-score of the current t-score.[/quote]

Cool nurse\" post_id=\"2004603\" time=\"1606394513\" user_id=\"185329:[quote=\"Cool nurse\" post_id=2004603 time=1606394513 user_id=185329]
One of my friend's DS appealed and 10 points was added to his T-score.
...[/quote]

horizons1\" post_id=\"2003961\" time=\"1606296928\" user_id=\"188974:

Hi all, for those who had submitted appeal last year to SEAB, can you please share your experience and outcome?

My DS got A in science that pulled down his PSLE score to 255. He had scored above 95 in prelims in both Maths and Science and he was very confident that he will score A* in science, even after he had written the PSLE paper.

Now he is very demoralized as he falls short of the COP to get into his dream school. Do you suggest appealing to MOE or instead appeal to the school to take him in?

Thanks in advance for your suggestions.

horizons1\" post_id=\"2003961\" time=\"1606296928\" user_id=\"188974:

Hi all, for those who had submitted appeal last year to SEAB, can you please share your experience and outcome?

My DS got A in science that pulled down his PSLE score to 255. He had scored above 95 in prelims in both Maths and Science and he was very confident that he will score A* in science, even after he had written the PSLE paper.

Now he is very demoralised as he falls short of the COP to get into his dream school. Do you suggest appealing to MOE or instead appeal to the school to take him in?

Thanks in advance for your suggestions.

ara\" post_id=\"1949774\" time=\"1574772158\" user_id=\"14084:

Ahhhh.. I'm so pained to read your post because it feels that I myself have written this
We are going exactly through the same situation. My daughter came back with 229 From a branded school, a great student and a leader , has won so many awards, has been the executive prefect and most importantly a happy child. I just cannot come to terms with the score. She came with a B in science, which was her strongest subject. Sometimes i feel, could they have missed counting the marks of section B????
I did fill the appeal form for all four subjects ; little hope from what i hear

My school teacher friend claims that in her 20 year career, she hasn't heard of anyone's marks getting changed after reviewing the papers

floppy\" post_id=\"1950002\" time=\"1574833906\" user_id=\"97579:

Good suggestions but there is no chance for any verbal questioning. It’s not a feedback session; you don’t get to speak to or see any folks from SEAB. There’s no two-way communication. You will receive a brief statement at the end.

The appeal process is actually designed to stop parents from taking it as a feedback session.

phtthp\" post_id=\"1950003\" time=\"1574834248\" user_id=\"35251:

Floppy,

The parents involved in appeal process, will know what to do

phtthp\" post_id=\"1949975\" time=\"1574829385\" user_id=\"35251:

Even if SEAB do not show u the paper, since u have already paid $53 to appeal and investigate 2019 psle Science paper, u yourself also need to probe in detail through verbal questioning
...

ara\" post_id=\"1949780\" time=\"1574773661\" user_id=\"14084:

No, they won't show us the paper. Thats what I was told !!

phtthp\" post_id=\"1949779\" time=\"1574773150\" user_id=\"35251:

...Section A Mcq is machine marked, by optical reader. If right, it is correct. If wrong, it is wrong. This MCQ section answers are clear cut....