DSA 2011
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phankao:
They said about 50%
Wah, that means they must have given out ALOT of CO??? Or maybe they feel that it'd be better for them to take in students under S1 posting. ;(ngbrdad:
Just called NJC.
There is no wait list this year.
CO letters sent last week.
Rejection letters not sent yet. -
tisha:
In general, GEP students do very well in PSLE. There are of course a few who don't do as well as expected but these are in the minority. The students who don't do as well are usually weaker in one subject, for eg. CL or Math.
There is one thing I'd like to know though. Do GEP students fair badly in PSLE? What is the avg T Score of a GEP class?
Maybe some parents of Gep students who have already finished PSLE can throw some light on it? This can help ease a lot of anxiety of those parents who do not yet have a CO. -
ngbrdad:
They said about 50%[/quote]Is the intake still 200 this year?
Wah, that means they must have given out ALOT of CO??? Or maybe they feel that it'd be better for them to take in students under S1 posting. ;(phankao:
[quote=\"ngbrdad\"]Just called NJC.
There is no wait list this year.
CO letters sent last week.
Rejection letters not sent yet. -
tisha:
Tisha,
There is one thing I'd like to know though. Do GEP students fair badly in PSLE? What is the avg T Score of a GEP class?
Maybe some parents of Gep students who have already finished PSLE can throw some light on it? This can help ease a lot of anxiety of those parents who do not yet have a CO.
like Nebbermind said, it's not that they do badly, but high expectations from them, so some buckle under pressure, I guess. This is normal everywhere.
Indicatively, my DS batch from his school last year had about 49 GEPpers.
Group A - 270 and above - 12 students from GEP ( 1 from mainstream )
Group B - 260 and above - btw 30 to 35 ?
Group C - 259 or below - about 3 from GEP
( lowest was about 247 or 250, cant remember )
But some take their foot off the pedal after CO from their dream school, so cannot say for sure. But last year, those from GEP in DS batch were all excellent students, good attitude, diligent, hardworking, cooperative, etc. So he was fortunate that he had good peer pressure, because he is the lazy type ( who studies for his exams 4-5 days before the paper ).LangMum:
Langmum, my DS is in Group B, good enough for usDear Strparent,
Do you mind sharing with us what was your DS tscore? I understand that for Supplementary intakes, the tscore has got to be much higher then the COP for that year. Is that right?
as for those who think 4 A* will reap you 260, it is not necessarily true. I have seen a student get 4 A* ( maybe 4 low A* ) and his Tscore was around 244, and another student 3 A* with 1 A, with a Tscore of 262 ( 3 high A* and 1 high A ).
Good luck to all taking PSLE this year.
I am having a break this year, but next year my DD will be P6 :nailbite: :nailbite: -
ngbrdad:
They should have sent out the rejection letters together with the CO letters so parents will have closure on the status ASAP. Otherwise you're left wondering if your CO letter has gone missing.Just called NJC.
There is no wait list this year.
CO letters sent last week.
Rejection letters not sent yet.
Good luck to all parents waiting for NJC! -
Strparent:
4A* can't be 244 only.
Tisha,tisha:
There is one thing I'd like to know though. Do GEP students fair badly in PSLE? What is the avg T Score of a GEP class?
Maybe some parents of Gep students who have already finished PSLE can throw some light on it? This can help ease a lot of anxiety of those parents who do not yet have a CO.
like Nebbermind said, it's not that they do badly, but high expectations from them, so some buckle under pressure, I guess. This is normal everywhere.
Indicatively, my DS batch from his school last year had about 49 GEPpers.
Group A - 270 and above - 12 students from GEP ( 1 from mainstream )
Group B - 260 and above - btw 30 to 35 ?
Group C - 259 or below - about 3 from GEP
( lowest was about 247 or 250, cant remember )
But some take their foot off the pedal after CO from their dream school, so cannot say for sure. But last year, those from GEP in DS batch were all excellent students, good attitude, diligent, hardworking, cooperative, etc. So he was fortunate that he had good peer pressure, because he is the lazy type ( who studies for his exams 4-5 days before the paper ).LangMum:
Langmum, my DS is in Group B, good enough for usDear Strparent,
Do you mind sharing with us what was your DS tscore? I understand that for Supplementary intakes, the tscore has got to be much higher then the COP for that year. Is that right?
as for those who think 4 A* will reap you 260, it is not necessarily true. I have seen a student get 4 A* ( maybe 4 low A* ) and his Tscore was around 244, and another student 3 A* with 1 A, with a Tscore of 262 ( 3 high A* and 1 high A ).
Good luck to all taking PSLE this year.
I am having a break this year, but next year my DD will be P6 :nailbite: :nailbite: -
Publica:
I think what they meant was around 50% of those who went for round two.
Is the intake still 200 this year? -
Strparent:
Hi Strparent,[
as for those who think 4 A* will reap you 260, it is not necessarily true. I have seen a student get 4 A* ( maybe 4 low A* ) and his Tscore was around 244, and another student 3 A* with 1 A, with a Tscore of 262 ( 3 high A* and 1 high A ).
I too know of a student who had 3A* and 1A who scored high 260. And another who had 4A* and scored 249. It all depends on whether they had high or low A* and A. -
Strparent:
think last yr's GEP lowest scorer was around 237~238 for the whole cohort.
Indicatively, my DS batch from his school last year had about 49 GEPpers.
Group A - 270 and above - 12 students from GEP ( 1 from mainstream )
Group B - 260 and above - btw 30 to 35 ?
Group C - 259 or below - about 3 from GEP
( lowest was about 247 or 250, cant remember ) -
ngbrdad:
We did not receive any letter today. All the best to you ngbrdad and all waiting for NJC news.
I think what they meant was around 50% of those who went for round two.Publica:
Is the intake still 200 this year?
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