A level result
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they said registration starts 3 working days after release of A level results
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actually it might be cannot i got hear got one time was AAC or AAB b4. and that was when only common engin. in nus that is, ntu i remember machiam DDD also can go in oneOriginally posted by DummiesInc:Can or cant? I believe its can? -
just apply...you wun know unless you give it a try
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hegu what u planning to study?
law
medicine also can
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you'll struggle in law with a b4 for gp..Originally posted by confusedboi:hegu what u planning to study?
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law cannot his gp fail i think and medicine very dependant one the interviewOriginally posted by confusedboi:hegu what u planning to study?
law
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Overall grades of last year's 'A' level results slightly below 2004
SINGAPORE : The 'A' level results were released on Wednesday and grades were slightly down from last year.
91.1 percent of school candidates received a minimum of 2 'A' and 2 'AO' level passes including General Paper.
This is down 1.2 percent from last year.
Nearly 1,400 more students took the exams in 2005 than in 2004.
It has been a tough two years for former Anglo-Chinese Junior College student Nicolette Chionh.
Her mother died suddenly of a stroke just before her exams in JC 1 and her father was seriously ill with kidney failure during her 'A' levels.
Still, she scored an unexpected five distinctions.
Nicolette says: "It was very tiring because I had to juggle school work, than come home I had to do housework, I would make sure I had dinner with my dad everyday, and I would spend time with him after, just to watch or talk to him. Basically it was my priority."
For Nicolette's 54-year-old father, she is an inspiration.
Chionh Chai Cheng, Nicolette's father, says: "I'm very glad for her, in the sense that she has basically done all on her own strength, although she has gone through a trying period the last two years."
Nicolette says: "I want to be a doctor, or I'm considering becoming a nurse because my mom was a staff nurse, so I want to be just like her."
As for Chai Jishan, she is a rare breed - a female Singapore Armed Forces scholar with seven distinctions who has high-flying dreams of being a pilot.
Jishan says: "I didn't have much time to think about results really because training is quite tough and I just did a 24-kilometre route march yesterday, so most of the time it is a lot of mental and physical endurance that we are being stressed on, as well as team work."
ACJC has much to be proud about this year's results. They have broken the record they set last year for the highest number of students receiving three or four distinctions for 'A' level subjects.
And for the first time in the college's history, two of its students are among the top in the country with nine distinctions each.
Raffles Junior College also has reasons to celebrate with the best results in 25 years.
A whopping 76.4 percent of its 2005 cohort scored three or more 'A' level distinctions.
Top scorer Grace Tan with nine distinctions has a special secret to her success
Grace says: "I think it is very important to enjoy what you are doing, to enjoy studying, which is quite hard, but you have to enjoy what you are doing."
One of the top students from Victoria JC was Rushni Vijay Wadhwani
With eight distinctions, including an A1 in Malay, Rushni intends to go to Oxford to read Chemistry.
"Definitely it is consistent work throughout the years, whenever you do your tutorials, I just made sure I understood what I was doing," she says.
She hopes to get a teaching scholarship and eventually join the Public
Service. - CNA/de
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anyone from temasek jc? how are they doing this yr?
cheers
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papercut from tj
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im struggling with gp alr...so law is a no-no. as for medicine i nvr take bio before in both jc and sec sch (i know chem is enough for a prerequisite) so not very interested.Originally posted by confusedboi:hegu what u planning to study?
law
medicine also can
my sub combi is ideal for engineering... -
seems most of the pple here didn't do that well. but still quite okz lahz. mayeb in uni le or something spend less time here. not like me spend so much time here and dun do work
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chem engin??Originally posted by hegu:im struggling with gp alr...so law is a no-no. as for medicine i nvr take bio before in both jc and sec sch (i know chem is enough for a prerequisite) so not very interested.
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considering that...as well as mechanical engineering, or maybe civil engineering...still thinking...Originally posted by hisoka:chem engin?? -
wow what a great day for ACJC..a perfect birthday gift..
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i seriously cant go into law lah. i'll end up spewing vulgarities if i get irritated.
yeah heard NUS engine is like AAB and better then can enter? and NTU engine even ppl wiv str8 Es can enter?? -
civil is hard and the market not very good. but good thing is you would prob be able to score cos most who go there are the not very good ones. at least its true when the 2nd year then get specific engin was in place. can consider the other engins also mah like ee, ise, bie, and the new one engineering science but i advice new one dun join, normally everything not set up well oneOriginally posted by hegu:considering that...as well as mechanical engineering, or maybe civil engineering...still thinking... -
hegu, are you myopic? go mech engine and be a pilot ah. that's wad i'm trying to do.
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civil engineering is soo not a good choice..enter business..Originally posted by hisoka:civil is hard and the market not very good. but good thing is you would prob be able to score cos most who go there are the not very good ones. at least its true when the 2nd year then get specific engin was in place. can consider the other engins also mah like ee, ise, bie, and the new one engineering science but i advice new one dun join, normally everything not set up well one -
what does political science in nus
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as in what exactly do u study
do u think with my mediorce grades can get in
cde c5 for gp
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wa...political science is hardcore...u will have lots of memorising to do...lots of essay to write...lots of case study to flip inside out...Originally posted by confusedboi:what does political science in nus
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as in what exactly do u study
do u think with my mediorce grades can get in
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so where is she now?Originally posted by confusedboi:papercut from tj
heard ppl say they did pretty well this yr, climbed to second in singapore wor... -
hurry up...i want the 1000th post of this thread...
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oh manOriginally posted by R3SsH|n:wa...political science is hardcore...u will have lots of memorising to do...lots of essay to write...lots of case study to flip inside out...
memorising.......
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theory work is good in a way that its slacking during the regular term..u can have 0% attendance for lecture..and pass exams cuz u just memorize..Originally posted by confusedboi:oh man
memorising.......
nitemares of studying history
some people prefer theory based work cuz of their power memory..
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yea...plus u must keep up with the current affairs...and its not how chelsea will lose the premiership title this season...its things like the iraq war...taiwan china conflict..singapore polictics..all there...Originally posted by confusedboi:oh man
memorising.......
nitemares of studying history