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    PSLE 2010 Results Report Here

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Secondary Schools - Selection
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      fromnuaa
      last edited by

      It means last year the average T-score of NYGH students is lower than RGS, right?


      School\t 2009-S1 \t 2010-S1
      Hwa Chong \t259-3=256 \t257-3=254
      Nanyang Girls’ \t263-3=260 \t263-3=260
      Raffles Girls’ \t263 \t260
      Raffles Institution \t262 \t259

      Thus RI and RGS average T-score should be higher than HCI and NYGH.

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        semaj
        last edited by

        fromnuaa:
        how about RGS? In RGS, lots of China scholars or not?

        semaj:

        Yes there are lots of China & Vietnam scholars in Nanyang. I know coz my daughter studied there.

        I think there are China scholars in RGS too but I think the number is smaller as NYGH/HCI is more well known to mainland Chinese than Raffles. In an ealier thread on this forum, someone wrote this: Go to NYGH/HCI if you want to study in Beijing/Oxford & Cambridge (humanities programme). But if you want ot go to US Ivy League, then go to Raffles JC. So want to study in China go to NYGH. Want to study in US, study in RGS. Sorry this may sound very blunt. No offense to NYGH or RGS.

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          Proudparentof2
          last edited by

          mummyjoyce:
          sokmun98:

          DD score is 234 + 2.

          Her 1st choice is Cresent Girls (2009 COP - 240) but I am not sure if she can make it. But there isn't many good school around Bukit Merah. 😞
          should I try that?
          Anyone ex-CHIJ St. Theresa? COP is 232 but the 2009 GCE O level result average is 16points., does that mean the school is no good in producing quality student? :?

          can try fairField, at least it is affinated to ACJC.

          Fairfield COP is 240 😞

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            noob
            last edited by

            fromnuaa:
            It means last year the average T-score of NYGH students is lower than RGS, right?


            School\t 2009-S1 \t 2010-S1
            Hwa Chong \t259-3=256 \t257-3=254
            Nanyang Girls' \t263-3=260 \t263-3=260
            Raffles Girls' \t263 \t260
            Raffles Institution \t262 \t259

            Thus RI and RGS average T-score should be higher than HCI and NYGH.
            Yes agreed. Base on that NJC average T-score is higher than HCI and DHS too.

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              jtoh
              last edited by

              These are the stats from MOE for 2009:


              RGS
              Lower 260
              Upper 285
              Mean 266
              Median 267

              NYGH (non-affiliation)
              Lower 263
              Upper 283
              Mean 268
              Median 268

              NYGH (affiliation)
              Lower 250
              Upper 276
              Mean 257
              Median 257

              Note that these stats do not include the scores of students who DSA’d into RGS and NYGH. So for RGS, the upper score is 290 because last year’s top scorer went to RGS. I’m not sure what the upper score in NY is.

              Also, note that NYGH’s scores include the HMT bonus points.

              Edited to add: So if you add in NY’s affiliated scores, the mean and median will go down.

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                semaj
                last edited by

                noob:
                fromnuaa:

                It means last year the average T-score of NYGH students is lower than RGS, right?


                School\t 2009-S1 \t 2010-S1
                Hwa Chong \t259-3=256 \t257-3=254
                Nanyang Girls' \t263-3=260 \t263-3=260
                Raffles Girls' \t263 \t260
                Raffles Institution \t262 \t259

                Thus RI and RGS average T-score should be higher than HCI and NYGH.

                Yes agreed. Base on that NJC average T-score is higher than HCI and DHS too.

                Hey Noob, good point . I didn't even see that. Based on this argument, then NJC should be 3rd after the 2 Raffles!!!

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                  fromnuaa
                  last edited by

                  Chinese scholar: strong in MT, weak in other subjects (because of English).

                  Local students: weak in MT, strong in other subjects.

                  I think it would be fairer for secondary school (year 1 - year 4) if the school has less China scholars....

                  semaj:
                  fromnuaa:

                  how about RGS? In RGS, lots of China scholars or not?
                  [quote=\"semaj\"]Yes there are lots of China & Vietnam scholars in Nanyang. I know coz my daughter studied there.

                  I think there are China scholars in RGS too but I think the number is smaller as NYGH/HCI is more well known to mainland Chinese than Raffles. In an ealier thread on this forum, someone wrote this: Go to NYGH/HCI if you want to study in Beijing/Oxford & Cambridge (humanities programme). But if you want ot go to US Ivy League, then go to Raffles JC. So want to study in China go to NYGH. Want to study in US, study in RGS. Sorry this may sound very blunt. No offense to NYGH or RGS.[/quote]

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                    mjqueenie
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                    mrswongtuition:
                    corn jiagong:

                    [quote=\"mrswongtuition\"]
                    Based on 25hourmaid's recommendation, my preferred order:
                    Bowen
                    St Gab
                    NV
                    SK
                    HG
                    Holy Innocent

                    I have friends teaching in all the above schools and I've been to Bowen to invigilate 😄

                    My preference is based not only on academic results produced by the school but also discipline and character building 😄


                    Great!!! thanks to mrswongtuition!!!!

                    Actually do plan to put Bowen in 1st choice, and really thanks for your info... :celebrate:

                    No problems. I really enjoyed invigilating at Bowen because the students were courteous and some in the hall taking the O levels were from NA, they had good senses to behave. :D[/quote]Hi mrswongtuition,
                    Would you also have any feedback for Pei Hwa Secondary (in Fernvale area) and Punggol Secondary? Appreciate your advice. Many thanks!

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                      kiasu-2
                      last edited by

                      My daughter scored 246 including 3 marks for HMT.Any intro for good sch in the west part of singapore?

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                        noob
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                        kiasu-2:
                        My daughter scored 246 including 3 marks for HMT.Any intro for good sch in the west part of singapore?

                        Choices : Nan Hua, Bukit Panjang Govt High

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