* National JC (NJC) - Senior High
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phtthp\" post_id=\"2015450\" time=\"1613882870\" user_id=\"35251:
Two in five achieved University Admission Score (UAS) of 85 points and more.
How is National Junior College 2020 GCE A level batch results (born 2002) ?
The median UAS is 83.
9 in 10 achieved a distinction/merit in the H3 subjects.
Median
84 (2019), 83 (2020) -
Are the teachers teaching H2 (Maths, Chemistry, Physics, Bio) subjects good or not, in NJC ?
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For project work, any mummies to share about the challenges as compared to other jcs.
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hi, saw that NJC A level results only 82.1 (medium). seems like it is dropping evey year. at the rate it is dropping, it is gtg to be at the bottom of the mid tier JC very soon. am very worried as my gal is in JH1 this year. and saw many bad comments on reddit about the teachers and notes esp for Bio, PW and GP. am seriously hating my daughter’s choice of school when she can get into RGS or NYGH with her psle results
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lazygal21\" post_id=\"2097971\" time=\"1676629012\" user_id=\"115005:
Your daughter born in 2006, aged 17, in JC1 (2023).
hi, saw that NJC A level results only 82.1 (medium). seems like it is dropping evey year. at the rate it is dropping, it is gtg to be at the bottom of the mid tier JC very soon. am very worried as my gal is in JH1 this year. and saw many bad comments on reddit about the teachers and notes esp for Bio, PW and GP. am seriously hating my daughter's choice of school when she can get into RGS or NYGH with her psle results
If she had accepted DSA CO (NJC) in PSLE year 2018, then no choice, can't turn backwards the clock anymore. Just move forward, hope for the best. Don't regret, because back then in 2018, she has made the best decision for herself, according to circumstances, back then.
Continue to send her for A-level tuition in Bio, GP. She is only in JC1 this year, still got time. You won't know. Continue to support her, emotionally. Continue to encourage her, constantly. Next year (2024 A-level), she may be amongst one of the Top students inside National JC. -
He said she's JH1, meaning Sec 1. I don't see why she can't be one of the top scorers at the end of her 6year journey.
phtthp\" post_id=\"2097994\" time=\"1676644333\" user_id=\"35251:
Your daughter born in 2006, aged 17, in JC1 (2023).
If she had accepted DSA CO (NJC) in PSLE year 2018, then no choice, can't turn backwards the clock anymore. Just move forward, hope for the best. Don't regret, because back then in 2018, she has made the best decision for herself, according to circumstances, back then.
Continue to send her for A-level tuition in Bio, GP. She is only in JC1 this year, still got time. You won't know. Continue to support her, emotionally. Continue to encourage her, constantly. Next year (2024 A-level), she may be amongst one of the Top students inside National JC. -
hi all, my gal is in JH1 this year and I m concerned at the rate the school A level results is dropping. from medium UAS of 83.73 to 82.1 this year. from 40% RP > 85 to 33% RP >85. Considering the COP for both IP and JAE is at 7 and unchanged over the couple of years… but their results are dropping year to year andworse than other schools with higher COP like DHS or even TJC this year. There must be something wrong with the school system and if the new principal still do not do anything about it, high chance NJ will drop from a mid tier JC to a low tier JC. Have always objected and quarelled with my daugher over her choice of schools when she could have pick any schools in sg with her grades.
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Am thinking of how to transfer her out of NJ to another school. can she transfer to another IP school? She did not DSA into the school. her psle score was AL5 (D)
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lazygal21\" post_id=\"2098002\" time=\"1676646989\" user_id=\"115005:
Your daughter sat for PSLE last year 2022 Oct, born 2010.
Am thinking of how to transfer her out of NJ to another school. can she transfer to another IP school? She did not DSA into the school. her psle score was AL5 (D)
Since she did not accept any NJC DSA offer, Yes, of course
she can apply for Transfer into RGS / NYGH, since she has met their Cut off point. The only concern is, whether got any vacancy left ?
Today is February.
Your daughter is only 2 months, into Sec 1.
Next Monday morning, can give the schools a call, ask to speak to the VP, if got any vacancy to transfer her out now. With her score of AL5 (Distinction, for PSLE Higher Chinese), she can go to any school she want, provided got vacancy.
If RGS / NYGH or any other school that u desire say no vacancy now, then try again in October year-end, end of Sec 1.
Worse come to worst,
if Sec 1 year end (2023) still no vacancy,
then
try again next year (2024), end of Sec 2.
But, be mentally prepared that
she will need to sit for entrance tests in certain subjects for RGS / NYGH admission. Go to their school website, take a look at when are the test dates, to take the entrance subject admission tests.
At end of Sec 1, when u seek Transfer, no need to take entrance subject tests.
But at end of Sec 2, when u seek Transfer into selected IP Secondary
Schools, Yes, u will need to take their tests. Google for these schools' Transfer Application form content / instructions.
As long as your daughter has not accepted any National JC (DSA offer), she can transfer out, provided the other IP school has vacancy, willing to take her in. With her close to perfect score of AL 5 (D), she has no issue. Just be mentally prepared to answer this interview question, \"Why back then, in 2022, your daughter did not choose us, but choose NJC instead, when she has such a good AL score ? \"
The reason why schools are willing to consider her for IP Transfer is because, she only just started Sec 1, still in Lower Secondary, has met the official COP plus she did not accept any DSA offer. -
hi thank you all for the advice! will give a call to the schools to see if there are vacancy…but in case transfer is not successful, just want to check with parents of students who graduated fr NJ, how did yr kids fare eventually in the A levels?
Have read many bad comments on reddit fr ex/ current students ranting abt the standard of teaching and certain departments, and this year dismal results has further confirm my fears…
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