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    2016 O levels (Kids born in 2000)

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    • P Offline
      ParkYuni
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      zbear:
      ParkYuni:

      DD got into RI! šŸ˜„


      COP for RI is 4 pts for both Arts & Sci.


      :congrats:

      Surprisingly RI COP dropped this year.

      Thank you zbear.
      You may not be aware that this year, it seems like MOE has moderated the O level results such that fewer pupils had gotten net L1R5 of 2 or 3 points. I may be wrong but the average raw L1R5 seems to be 'worse' than the previous years. Just my 2 cents worth, I am of the opinion that MOE is skewed towards adjusting the average L1R5 higher to ensure that those who opted for top JCs are able to cope with their pace as they comprise mainly of IP pupils who were the top 3% of the PSLE cohort.

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        sharonkhoo
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        ParkYuni:
        Thank you zbear.

        You may not be aware that this year, it seems like MOE has moderated the O level results such that fewer pupils had gotten net L1R5 of 2 or 3 points. I may be wrong but the average raw L1R5 seems to be 'worse' than the previous years. Just my 2 cents worth, I am of the opinion that MOE is skewed towards adjusting the average L1R5 higher to ensure that those who opted for top JCs are able to cope with their pace as they comprise mainly of IP pupils who were the top 3% of the PSLE cohort.
        It shouldn't make a difference really, as the same number (proportion) of JAE students will go to the JCs. The COPs are determined by the last student who gets in, not by MOE. Assuming that this year's students have the same ability profile as previous years', then the student who get into the JCs should have the same ability levels.

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          jetsetter
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          Why don't parents ask your children or read the JAE BOOKLET ?


          The max is 6 points for those selected for CLEP or MLEP (NOT HUMANITIES PROG pls) at JC offering such programs.

          E.g 1: NYJC offers CLEP

          If you are from Chung Cheng Main (feeder of NYJC), did HMT (scored A1-C6) and selected for CLEP, u enjoy 6 bonus points. You could technically get zero point if your L1R5 was 6 pts. Or if you're a 12-pointer, with 6 bonus points deducted, you could meet NYJC's 6-point COP and get into its Science faculty šŸ™‚

          E.g 2: TPJC offers MLEP

          You are from TKGS, scored A1-A2 for CCA so you enjoy 2 bonus points. Additionally, you did Bahasa Indonesian as your 3rd Lang so again another 2 points. If you're selected for MLEP and going to TPJC, u will enjoy a total of 6 bonus points.

          But most pp just get up to a max of 4 points these days as few apply for CLEP / MLEP.

          OT: Didn't you guys take O levels? In the past, if u went back to the same JC after the '1st three months', u got another 2 bonus pts so net agg = zero pt was possible too in the past.


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            Nebbermind
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            jetsetter:


            OT: Didn't you guys take O levels? In the past, if u went back to the same JC after the '1st three months', u got another 2 bonus pts so net agg = zero pt was possible too in the past.
            maybe that was just too long ago to remember.... :sad:

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              sharonkhoo
              last edited by

              Nebbermind:
              jetsetter:



              OT: Didn't you guys take O levels? In the past, if u went back to the same JC after the '1st three months', u got another 2 bonus pts so net agg = zero pt was possible too in the past.

              maybe that was just too long ago to remember.... :sad:

              And also some of us are from even older eras? Dredging my memory, in my time, the only bonus points were for affiliation, and/or the \"first 3 mths\". We got a grade for CCA (A1, A2 etc) but no bonus points, and HMT hadn't been introduced.

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                happyheart
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                Isn't it that the awardee of the humanities program with scholarship can get the extra 2 points, which means total 6 points can be deducted?[/quote]


                Excuse my ignorance. I had thought the max points ( or at least for most people) is 2 points? where does the 4 &6 points come from?[/quote]

                Max Bonus points deduction is 4 pts. Most students will have 2 pts from CCA. The other 2 points may come from affiliation or scoring C6 and above for Higher Chinese.[/quote]

                Thank you for the explanation šŸ™‚

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                  Nebbermind
                  last edited by

                  slmkhoo:
                  Nebbermind:



                  maybe that was just too long ago to remember.... :sad:

                  And also some of us are from even older eras? Dredging my memory, in my time, the only bonus points were for affiliation, and/or the \"first 3 mths\". We got a grade for CCA (A1, A2 etc) but no bonus points, and HMT hadn't been introduced.

                  OK...I'm slightly...only slightly...younger...we had SAP school so there was CL1 (before being called HMT).
                  What did they gain out of taking CL1? (this question took me >30 yrs to ask!!)

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                    floppy
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                    Nebbermind:
                    slmkhoo:

                    [quote=\"Nebbermind\"]

                    maybe that was just too long ago to remember.... :sad:

                    And also some of us are from even older eras? Dredging my memory, in my time, the only bonus points were for affiliation, and/or the \"first 3 mths\". We got a grade for CCA (A1, A2 etc) but no bonus points, and HMT hadn't been introduced.

                    OK...I'm slightly...only slightly...younger...we had SAP school so there was CL1 (before being called HMT).
                    What did they gain out of taking CL1? (this question took me >30 yrs to ask!!)[/quote]I think CL1 students were exempted from taking Chinese at the AO Level if they score above a certain grade.

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                      ParkYuni
                      last edited by

                      floppy:
                      Nebbermind:


                      OK...I'm slightly...only slightly...younger...we had SAP school so there was CL1 (before being called HMT).
                      What did they gain out of taking CL1? (this question took me >30 yrs to ask!!)

                      I think CL1 students were exempted from taking Chinese at the AO Level if they score above a certain grade.

                      Yes, DH was exempted from Chinese during his JC days as he was from a pioneer SAP school.

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                        ParkYuni
                        last edited by

                        slmkhoo:
                        ParkYuni:

                        Thank you zbear.

                        You may not be aware that this year, it seems like MOE has moderated the O level results such that fewer pupils had gotten net L1R5 of 2 or 3 points. I may be wrong but the average raw L1R5 seems to be 'worse' than the previous years. Just my 2 cents worth, I am of the opinion that MOE is skewed towards adjusting the average L1R5 higher to ensure that those who opted for top JCs are able to cope with their pace as they comprise mainly of IP pupils who were the top 3% of the PSLE cohort.

                        It shouldn't make a difference really, as the same number (proportion) of JAE students will go to the JCs. The COPs are determined by the last student who gets in, not by MOE. Assuming that this year's students have the same ability profile as previous years', then the student who get into the JCs should have the same ability levels.

                        You are right. Perhaps MOE is trying to narrow the COP gap between the top JCs? It is attempting to do that for top secondary schools with the new PSLE grading system.
                        Another question is how sure are we that IP comprises of only the top 10% PSLE pupils (excluding the DSA-ed) only? MOE webiste does not specify that. With the introduction of EJC IP in Y2K, has MOE increased its IP intake to include the top 11% or 12%? If so, we can't conclude that the same number of JAE students will go to the same JCs.

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