If you search for primary school ranking 2019, you may find several different lists of Singapore primary schools. The reason is simple: Singapore did not have one official MOE league table ranking every primary school in 2019. Instead, third-party sources created historical rankings using different measures, including school popularity, demand, P1 registration information, vacancies and…
The cut off point 2023 refers to the PSLE score of the last student posted to a Singapore secondary school during the 2023 Secondary 1 intake. These figures were based on the 2022 PSLE cohort, and they were expressed using the PSLE Achievement Level (AL) scoring system. For parents comparing Singapore secondary schools, the 2023…
A doctor salary Singapore can vary quite a bit depending on seniority, specialty, employer and the type of compensation being measured. The latest official Ministry of Health (MOH) data puts the median monthly base salary for doctors in Singapore’s public healthcare clusters at about S$14,400 in 2024, up from S$13,700 in 2021. That works out…
Choosing among the top primary schools in Singapore is not simply about finding a school with the highest reputation. Parents may be looking at P1 demand, school programmes, affiliation, location, CCAs and the overall fit for their child. Singapore’s Ministry of Education (MOE) does not publish an official league table ranking primary schools from #1…
The secondary school ranking 2020 refers to the PSLE cut-off points recorded for Singapore’s 2020 Secondary 1 intake. These figures were based on the old PSLE T-score system and were used as a historical indicator of the score of the last student admitted to each school or programme. The Singapore secondary school ranking 2020 is…
A secondary school cut off point (COP) is the PSLE score of the last student posted to a particular school in a previous Secondary 1 posting exercise. It gives parents a useful reference when looking at Singapore secondary schools, but it is not a fixed admission score for the next intake. Your child’s PSLE score…
The Singapore PSLE results 2022 were released on 23 November 2022, giving Primary 6 students and parents their results and secondary school posting information. The 2022 PSLE cohort included 37,095 Primary 6 candidates, with 98.4% assessed as suitable for secondary school courses. The results were part of Singapore’s Achievement Level (AL) scoring system, which was…
The PSLE cut-off point 2023 refers to the indicative PSLE score range for students posted to Singapore secondary schools during the 2023 Secondary 1 intake. These figures were based on the 2022 PSLE cohort, so they are useful when comparing your child’s PSLE Achievement Level (AL) with past admission outcomes. The secondary school COP represents…
The secondary school cut-off point 2023 refers to the PSLE score of the last student posted to a secondary school during the 2023 Secondary 1 intake. These figures were based on the 2022 PSLE cohort and are shown using the PSLE Achievement Level (AL) scoring system. For parents, the COP is a useful starting point…
Parents searching for the secondary school cut-off point 2024 usually want a clear way to compare Singapore secondary schools before making their Secondary 1 admission choices. The 2024 PSLE Score ranges show the scores of students admitted to each school, while the COP can differ across Posting Groups and schools. Looking at the previous-year COP…