I was there yesterday. The mean UAS was 83.7.

From VJC website.


Congratulations to the Class of 2016 on your excellent performance at the 2017 A-Level Examinations!

A total of 748 students sat for the Examinations last year.

1 in 2 students scored at least 3 H2 Distinctions, with 180 scoring at least 6 Distinctions and 66 students scoring at least 7 Distinctions.

96 Victorians attained the maximum University Admission Score of 90 Rank Points.

2 out of 5 students attained a University Admission Score of at least 87.5 Rank Points.

10 H2 and 16 H1 subjects were above the national average for Distinctions.

Read more at
https://victoriajc.moe.edu.sg/about-us/achievements/2018-achievements/

From VJC website.


Congratulations to the Class of 2016 on your excellent performance at the 2017 A-Level Examinations!

A total of 748 students sat for the Examinations last year.

1 in 2 students scored at least 3 H2 Distinctions, with 180 scoring at least 6 Distinctions and 66 students scoring at least 7 Distinctions.

96 Victorians attained the maximum University Admission Score of 90 Rank Points.

2 out of 5 students attained a University Admission Score of at least 87.5 Rank Points.

10 H2 and 16 H1 subjects were above the national average for Distinctions.

Read more at
https://victoriajc.moe.edu.sg/about-us/achievements/2018-achievements/

Hi All,


good luck to all student receiving their results tomorrow at 230pm. U can share your result here and also the course u will be applying for the local uni. Also indicate the performance of your JC so as the junior can take the reference here when they are applying to enter JC in future.

Thanks.

zbear:

rylee:

So what course will your DS consider? Medicine/pharmacy/law/accountancy?

He doesn't know what he wants but for sure - none of those that you have listed.

Oops sorry. I means your DD?

zbear:

rylee:

Congrats.

We will worry again next year as both our DS having A level next year.

Thanks Ryle. Yalor, my next round of worry will be next year.

DS commented that jie jie has set a very high benchmark for him n don't know if he can do as well as her!

So what course will your DS consider? Medicine/pharmacy/law/accountancy?

zbear:

rylee:

Hi zbear, how is your DD result? Hope she had done well.

She did extremely well, far surpassed both hers n my expectations.

I am very happy for her because she worked so hard!!!

:rahrah:

Congrats.

We will worry again next year as both our DS having A level next year.

zbear:

rylee:

Hi Zbear, think NUS USP is more about prestige I think. U need to spend at least 2 years in cinnamon college where u can mingle with others USP friends. Also there is a module to follow and need to achieve at least GPA 3.5 to remain in the programme. Upon graduate, there is an NUS scholar printed in the degree to identify u as a NUS scholar. This is what I know little about this programme.

Hi rylee, thanks for the info. I think your DS is in this programme?

DD received offer for the NUS USP n we are wondering if it's worthwhile to accept.

What do u think?

Yes. But he is currently in NS and only start next year August. If she aiming to go NUS other than medicine, it is worth to consider.

zbear:

Is your DD or DS taking results too?

Hi zbear, how is your DD result? Hope she had done well.

zbear:

havok_ex:

They might fluff it up a bit but from my POV, NTU USP is just a bunch of modules. NTU USP and CNYSP are both scholar's programs. CNYSP is only for science/engin students and is more practical. Some mods they take are significantly different from the mainstream students and they do take slightly more workload.


NTU USP however is pretty much a joke. Its just different modules that USP students can take. Overall however, they don't take more modules. I wouldn't even say that these modules are more difficult. Some are just writing classes. And I can find modules that are similar to these USP modules but have more content and more workload. Or just similar content. Take the USP for the name and \"prestige\". But on top of that, it really doesn't add any value whatsoever. I'd prefer a first-class over a second-upper USP student any day.

Thanks for sharing. What about NUS USP? Any comments?

Hi Zbear, think NUS USP is more about prestige I think. U need to spend at least 2 years in cinnamon college where u can mingle with others USP friends. Also there is a module to follow and need to achieve at least GPA 3.5 to remain in the programme. Upon graduate, there is an NUS scholar printed in the degree to identify u as a NUS scholar. This is what I know little about this programme.