2014 PSLE Discussions and Strategy
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Chancc:
I know that for RI, getting above the COP will ensure him a place as long as it's first on his list of school choices. I don't know about NUSH as I heard they have a different way of handling things? Someone else will answer you, I expect. Sorry, NUSH wasn't one of the schools we considered, so I don't know much about it!If he not accepting the NUSH Dsa offer, that means he cant get into NUS through his T-score? will it be a negative feedback?
Also if he achieve RI or NUSH COP, he is automatically get in as per his preference? Or is there any other factor after achieved required T-score also? -
If he not accepting the NUSH Dsa offer, that means he cant get into NUS through his T-score? will it be a negative feedback?
Also if he achieve RI or NUSH COP, he is automatically get in as per his preference? Or is there any other factor after achieved required T-score also?
I know that for RI, getting above the COP will ensure him a place as long as it's first on his list of school choices. I don't know about NUSH as I heard they have a different way of handling things? Someone else will answer you, I expect. Sorry, NUSH wasn't one of the schools we considered, so I don't know much about it!
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I am a little baffled. Let’s say a child gets the following scores:
English: 86
Chinese: 93
Maths: 97
Science: 94
What range will the T-Score be in? -
Ruminating:
How many in the school is getting around the same or higher?I am a little baffled. Let's say a child gets the following scores:
English: 86
Chinese: 93
Maths: 97
Science: 94
What range will the T-Score be in? -
Depends on which score most of the students are. That will likely be the starting 50 point of the T Score.
That is how T Score works. -
Chancc, ah the pain of to act or to wait

Chancc:
Hi.
You are correct. This is how we preparing to advise him. and we doing that so far. If he not accepting the NUSH Dsa offer, that means he cant get into NUS through his T-score? will it be a negative feedback?
Also if he achieve RI or NUSH COP, he is automatically get in as per his preference? Or is there any other factor after achieved required T-score also?
He can always apply to NUSH thru PSLE posting. He will not be discriminated for having refused to accept the CO thru DSA
But this is likely to be a moot point. NUSH takes in around 10% from PSLE posting so the COP is likely to be higher than RI ( as also seen from the previous years) . So if he gets higher than NUSH's COP, he is probably safely over RI COP too.
All the best to your DS.
My two cents worth both are great schools. But if I were him, I would wait for PSLE posting. He seems pretty strong academically. So it is a risk worth taking. -
Today, DS brought home a thick booklet - Choosing your Secondary Schools for admission to Secondary One in 2015…
How do you choose 6 schools for your kids ? Is this way advisable ? TIA…
2 from 25X
2 from 24X
2 from 23X -
iFirefly:
Today, DS brought home a thick booklet - Choosing your Secondary Schools for admission to Secondary One in 2015..
How do you choose 6 schools for your kids ? Is this way advisable ? TIA..
2 from 25X
2 from 24X
2 from 23X
So fast the S1 booklet was given out . During my dd 1 times , only given out on the day of PSLE release result -
iFirefly:
Depend on your ds result. My personal view.Today, DS brought home a thick booklet - Choosing your Secondary Schools for admission to Secondary One in 2015..
How do you choose 6 schools for your kids ? Is this way advisable ? TIA..
2 from 25X
2 from 24X
2 from 23X
1st & 2nd choice can be slightly above your ds t-score.
3rd & 4th choice around the same or slightly lower than your ds t-score.
5th & 6th choice below your ds t-score. (On safer side, the 6th choice must be at least 5 marks below your ds t-score).
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Hi JJ1111 ,
Does it mean that if my DD scored 240 , my 1st and 2nd Choice will be school that is 241, 242 ? Thanks
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