Looking for the primary school ranking 2019 in Singapore? The first thing to clear up is that there was no official Ministry of Education (MOE) academic league table placing Singapore’s primary schools from first to last. The historical lists available online were third-party rankings, and they used measures such as school demand, location, affiliations, school…
For parents searching for the cut off point 2023, the term refers to the PSLE score of the last student posted to a secondary school during the 2023 Secondary 1 Posting Exercise. The PSLE cut off point 2023 figures were linked to the 2022 PSLE cohort, not students who sat for the PSLE in 2023….
The secondary school ranking 2020 refers to Singapore secondary schools compared using their historical PSLE cut-off points (COP) for the 2020 Secondary 1 intake. The figures come from the PSLE T-score system used at that time, so they should not be read like today’s Achievement Level (AL) scores. A COP shows the score of the…
A secondary school cut off point (COP) is the PSLE Score of the last student posted to a school or programme in the previous Secondary 1 (S1) Posting Exercise. For the 2026 intake, the published ranges are based on the 2025 PSLE cohort and the 2026 S1 Posting Exercise. Parents often check the secondary school…
Singapore’s PSLE results 2022 were released on 23 November 2022, with 37,095 Primary 6 (P6) candidates receiving their results. SEAB reported that 98.4% of the cohort was assessed as suitable for secondary school courses. Of these students, 68.4% were assessed for the Express course, 18.7% for Normal (Academic), and 11.3% for Normal (Technical). The 2022…
The PSLE cut off point 2023 refers to the score of the last student posted to a secondary school during the 2023 Secondary 1 Posting exercise. In Singapore, this COP was based on the 2022 PSLE cohort, not students who sat for the PSLE in 2023. Each school has its own indicative cut-off point, shown…
The secondary school cut-off point 2023 refers to the admission scores for the Secondary 1 intake in 2023, not the PSLE results released in 2023. The 2023 intake was based on the 2022 PSLE cohort, with students posted to secondary schools according to their PSLE Achievement Level (AL) scores, school choices and available places. For…
The secondary school cut-off point 2024 gives parents and students a useful reference for Secondary 1 school choices in Singapore. These figures relate to the 2024 Secondary 1 intake, for students who took the PSLE in 2023. There was no single cut-off point across all secondary schools, as the COP varied by school and programme….
The PSLE cut off point 2024 refers to the indicative scores used for the 2024 Secondary 1 intake, based on the 2023 PSLE cohort. It shows the PSLE AL score range of students posted to each secondary school during the Secondary 1 posting exercise. The secondary school COP 2024 is a useful historical reference for…
If you’re looking for the JC cut off points 2022, this guide gives you a clear look at the admission scores for Singapore Junior Colleges during the JAE 2022 exercise. The 2022 COP (Cut-Off Point) data can help students and parents understand how competitive different JCs were based on their net L1R5 scores and O-Level…
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