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    • RE: * St Andrew's JC (SAJC)

      skyjuice:
      Seems SAJC is quite a balanced JC from the few feedback. Thanks a lot!


      I like the play hard part. These days schools tend to be too academically driven that they seem to forget sports and arts let our youths excel further.

      I wonder how many subjects do JC students have to take per semester and what grades these days can make it to local Universities?
      I think they are known more for sports than arts. You could check the grades from university websites. But general guideline would be at least A or B.

      posted in Tertiary Education - A-Levels
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    • RE: All About International Baccalaureate (IB)

      ngbrdad:
      Which university can an IB score of 40 get one into ?


      Is it enough for entry into SMU, NTU, NUS ?

      What sort of courses ?

      What about 41.5 ( average score for ACSI this year) ?
      Most universities accept scores of at least 36 points and above. To get into local u's competitive courses you must get 44 to 45 points otherwise should be ok. For these courses the entry requirements are AAA for A levels.

      posted in Tertiary Education - A-Levels
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