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    • RE: * Hwa Chong Institution (HCI) - College

      phtthp\" post_id=\"2029180\" time=\"1625390625\" user_id=\"35251:

      masteringalevelsphysics\" post_id=\"2029158\" time=\"1625379653\" user_id=\"193611:

      [quote=phtthp post_id=2029088 time=1625303986 user_id=35251]
      how do you define \"Top 20% \" ?

      Is this Top 20%

      based on the entire JC1 cohort 's in their end-of-year-JC1
      \"Overall\" 4H2 results combined

      OR


      Is it
      Top 20%, within \"each individual \" H2 subject (Econs / Chemistry / Physics ),
      regardless of whatever subject combination been taken ?

      It is top 20% for the subject, plus overall results must achieve MSG of 2.5 and below.

      Thank you very much, masteringalevelsphysics, for clarification. Appreciated


      Out of close to 1200+ ( JC1 ) students, per batch,
      roughly,
      how many students do

      4H2 PCME

      vs.

      (3H2 PCM + H1 Econs ) ?


      More students tend to end up

      ( doing 4H2 PCME or
      doing 3H2+H1 Econs ) ,
      per batch ?[/quote]Around 500 students take H2 Physics, amongst them, maybe around 10% take a H1 contrasting subject (such as H1 econs or otherwise). Taking 3H2+1H1 may be better choice for some students, workload more manageable. Those taking 4H2, if at the end of the year didn't do too well, should also consider dropping 1 H2 to H1. It is not a bad thing actually. Dropping science subject, for example, the workload cut a huge chunk, plus no need to do practical.

      posted in Tertiary Education - A-Levels
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      masteringalevelsphysics
    • RE: * Hwa Chong Institution (HCI) - College

      Imp75\" post_id=\"2029035\" time=\"1625291715\" user_id=\"2358:

      My girl said block tests very difficult. Does hci really set killer BT papers?
      Usually, the results would not turn out as disastrous as the students may perceive. They felt it is a killer, because it is their first time doing such a major assessment and it is no doubt quite challenging for most students.

      That said, sometimes individual subjects may pitch their difficulty slightly off, either too easy or too hard. But across 4 subjects, it would likely \"average out\".

      Ask her not be discouraged, just use the test to figure out what she is weak in and work positively forward!

      posted in Tertiary Education - A-Levels
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      masteringalevelsphysics
    • RE: * Hwa Chong Institution (HCI) - College

      phtthp\" post_id=\"2029088\" time=\"1625303986\" user_id=\"35251:

      qms\" post_id=\"2029071\" time=\"1625298924\" user_id=\"5718:


      Typically, the Top 20% students for the subject are offered H3 for that subject.

      how do you define \"Top 20% \" ?

      Is this Top 20%

      based on the entire JC1 cohort 's in their end-of-year-JC1
      \"Overall\" 4H2 results combined

      OR


      Is it
      Top 20%, within \"each individual \" H2 subject (Econs / Chemistry / Physics ),
      regardless of whatever subject combination been taken ?

      It is top 20% for the subject, plus overall results must achieve MSG of 2.5 and below.

      posted in Tertiary Education - A-Levels
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      masteringalevelsphysics
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