If you are checking the PSLE cut off point 2024, it refers to the score of the last student admitted to a secondary school for the 2024 Secondary 1 intake. The COP can differ from school to school and may also vary across Posting Groups, so there is no single cut-off point for all secondary…
Singapore students searching for JC cut off points 2022 usually want one thing: the actual scores that determined how competitive each Junior College was during the 2022 Joint Admissions Exercise (JAE). The 2022 JC COPs are based on the Net L1R5 aggregate of students admitted to different JC courses, including Arts, Science and, where applicable,…
If you’re searching for a Singapore primary school ranking, there’s one thing to clear up first: MOE does not publish an official ranking that places primary schools from #1 onwards. The term primary school ranking Singapore usually refers to independent lists that compare schools using different data. Some look at P1 demand, subscription ratios and…
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The secondary school ranking 2023 compares Singapore secondary schools mainly through their PSLE Achievement Level (AL) cut-off scores for the 2023 intake. In simple terms, schools with lower AL cut-offs were more competitive for that intake. One detail can be confusing: the 2023 intake refers to students entering Secondary 1 in 2023, based on the…
Checking the jc cut off points 2025 before making your JAE choices? The COP gives you a useful reference for how competitive different Singapore Junior Colleges were during the admission exercise. It is linked to the net L1R5 score of the last student posted to a JC, so your own O-Level results and net aggregate…
The JC cut off points 2024 give students a useful reference for comparing their O-Level results with the Junior Colleges they may consider through the Joint Admissions Exercise (JAE). For the 2024 intake, COPs varied by school and course, with separate figures for Arts and Science/IB in many JCs. Hwa Chong Institution and Raffles Institution…
Choosing a secondary school after PSLE can feel like a big decision. With so many schools, programmes and pathways to compare, it is easy to focus only on PSLE score or COP and overlook what actually suits your child. There are many good secondary schools in Singapore, from schools offering the Integrated Programme (IP) or…
Searching for a primary school ranking in Singapore can bring up very different results. Some lists focus on PSLE performance, while others look at P1 registration demand, applicants per vacancy, balloting, school programmes or location. There is no single official MOE league table that ranks every school from #1 onwards, so a school’s position can…
Got your O-Level results and wondering which Junior Colleges you can consider? The JC cut off points 2026 give you a useful starting point for comparing your net L1R5 score with different JCs and programmes across Singapore. From Raffles Institution and Hwa Chong Institution to other Junior Colleges, the COP shows how competitive a programme…