avfromav\" post_id=\"2073236\" time=\"1656984573\" user_id=\"198556:

if i recall correctly, the econs results for previous years econs o’s at tkgs are as follows:
2021: 29 a1, 1 b3
2020: 29 a1, 2 a2

Yuppidiyupp\" post_id=\"2072847\" time=\"1656705435\" user_id=\"197060:

Cant say is a breeze.
A level Econs is different from O level Econs in terms of answering techniques.
Fresh JC Econs kids wont loose out to those who had taken in O.

On a side note, its not easy to score well for O level Econs.
Tkgs std is not what it used to be 10 yrs ago.
Its 2021 O level results not fantastic.

yep i agree that our standard has definitely dropped. mean l1r5 last year 13.8???? :yikes:

but if i recall correctly, the econs results for previous years o’s are as follows:
2021: 29 a1, 1 b3
2020: 29 a1, 2 a2

at prelims last year there was a d7, an e8, and a f9. the e8 and f9 ended up with a1s, so i think econs is basically a free distinction since such improvements are possible within just two months.

fatbear\" post_id=\"2066968\" time=\"1652143628\" user_id=\"38956:

3E1 also has econs students. Will they join class for lessons , similar to HMT? That means that it may not be necessarily 3 econs classes but 1?

hello, i’m not completely sure how many sec 3 econs classes there are, but from what i have heard, 3e4 and 3e7 are FULL econs classes. they are taught as two classes, and i think the 3e1 econs students will join 3e4 during lesson time.

in the sec 4 level, 4e2 is 3/4 econs (the rest are mep) and 4e7 is ~100% econs. the only difference between the classes is whether we take physics or bio. there is one student from 4e1 (combined sci / applied math) who joins 4e2 during econs lessons.

tl;dr: two econs classes in sec 3, two econs classes in sec 4

source: sec 4 taking econs in tkgs