* Nanyang JC (NYJC)

[Crester]

qms:

Crester:

Nyjc 2017 cohort did very well.. Results improved and better than 2016.

Please see JC chat group. :imcool:

:scratchhead:

I mean go to ' All about A level chat group'
Will have details there.

[phtthp]

Crester:

Nyjc 2017 cohort did very well.. Results improved and better than 2016.

Please see JC chat group. :imcool:

Today, the students getting A-level results released 2.30 pm, are the 2018 A-level batch cohort, born in year 2000.

Not the 2017 A-level batch, born 1999, who had gotten their results one year ago.

[Crester]

NYJC:

Principal announced:
- 1 in 2 got Distinction for Humanities subjects
- Maths and Science Departments got more than 70% Distinction
- largest cohort of Honour Roll students who scored 3 H2 Distinctions with pass in GP.
( see Nyjc Facebook )
- good news is more than 50% of the cohort scored > 85 rank points.

[phtthp]

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[phtthp]

Anyone have the percentage of A (distinction), go by individual H2 subject breakdown, for 2018 A-level (born 2000) batch ?


Go by individual H2 subject, is so much clearer ! Thank you

[Crester]

phtthp:

Anyone have the percentage of A (distinction), go by individual H2 subject breakdown, for 2018 A-level (born 2000) batch ?


Go by individual H2 subject, is much clearer ! Thank you

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[sembgal]

Hi, I need some advice here. Can a student do H1, H2 and H3 Maths at the same time? What is the main difference between the 3 types of Math?


I heard of recent changes to the A levels H2 Maths about have 30%+ unseen questions. Can anyone explain what do you mean by unseen questions?

[mommyNg]

sembgal:

Hi, I need some advice here. Can a student do H1, H2 and H3 Maths at the same time? What is the main difference between the 3 types of Math?


I heard of recent changes to the A levels H2 Maths about have 30%+ unseen questions. Can anyone explain what do you mean by unseen questions?

You can do H2 and H3 Math at the same sitting, but not H1 and H2 Math, and no one does H1 and H3 Math at the same time...

H1 is broadly equivalent to the previous “AO” level, H2 to A level and H3 to S paper. So H3 is more in-depth study with more advanced content.

You can read this up with more descriptions of the 3 different levels of Math
https://www.google.com.sg/amp/s/mathtuition88.com/2013/10/31/what-is-the-difference-between-h1-mathematics-h2-mathematics-and-h3-mathematics/amp/

Disclaimer: I have nothing to do with mathtuition88.

[Edwz]

Crester:

NYJC:

Principal announced:
- 1 in 2 got Distinction for Humanities subjects
- Maths and Science Departments got more than 70% Distinction
- largest cohort of Honour Roll students who scored 3 H2 Distinctions with pass in GP.
( see Nyjc Facebook )
- good news is Average Uni Rank Point is 85.X Points!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=93LN_ce2mF8&feature=youtu.be
Indeed. The cohort did really well. :congrats:

[MlyC]

sembgal:

Hi, I need some advice here. Can a student do H1, H2 and H3 Maths at the same time? What is the main difference between the 3 types of Math?


I heard of recent changes to the A levels H2 Maths about have 30%+ unseen questions. Can anyone explain what do you mean by unseen questions?

Hmm. I guess that 30%+ unseen questions shd be refering to application qns bah. I guess the reason that the usage of \"unseen\" just imply that those questions are not the textbook type when it just bluntly require one to solve part by part (those \"solve equation xxxx, hence show that yyyyyyy\"). In the question, they may relate to real life scenarios but actually linking back to what is in the syllabus.