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      Advice on dropping subject

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      How confident are you in your arts subjects? You could drop one of the pure sciences if you're very sure that you can get A's in your other subjects. I dropped pure Physics in Sec 4. I made the choice not only because I was not interested and doing badly in Physics, but also because I could not engage a tutor. For the 'O' levels, I studied for pure Chem, Maths and A. Maths on my own and did relatively well. I don't think that the combined sciences are easier, as taking two different subjects usually means that you have more basic information to memorise.Alternatively, have you considered engaging a tutor for Physics and Chem? Since you passed the subjects last year, perhaps all you need is extra guidance to improve your grades? I know people who successfully turned their grades around after a few months of tuition in Physics and Chem. It's worth a shot.
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      Full Schools

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      There are currently 5 full schools in Singapore.Catholic High SchoolMaris Stella High SchoolCHIJ St. Nicholas Girls’ SchoolMethodist Girls’ SchoolSingapore Chinese Girls’ SchoolThese schools offer Pri 1 to Sec 4 and the Pri and Sec section have the same Principal and share the same campus. Discuss your views on the 5 full schools in Singapore.
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      Sec School Banding 2012

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      Oops sorry it is for PLMGSS not PS.
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