What is the cut-off point for Raffles secondary school?

The PSLE score of the last student is referred to as the school’s cut-off point. For example, the indicative PSLE score range of Raffles Institution’s Integrated Programme is 4-6. This means that the cut-off point for the school is 6.

Who has the highest score for PSLE?

Peggy Pao-Keerthi Pei Yu, a legal service officer, sat the PSLE in 1995. She scored 286, the highest for that year.

What is cut off point?

A cutoff point is a subjective point at which an investor decides whether or not a security is worth buying. Cutoff points vary widely among investors and can be dependent upon the investor’s risk aversion level or desired rate of return.

What is the cut off point for each secondary school?

The cut off point for each secondary school is an additional piece of information that can help students and their parents shortlist schools. The IP track is a unique track which allows your child to skip the O-levels.

What is the cut-off for an IP student in Singapore?

Cedar’s cut-off for the IP is 258, while Victoria’s is 255. The race for brainy students will heat up when 6 other schools start accepting IP students at secondary 1 level, starting in 2013. These schools include St Joseph’s Institution, Anglo Chinese School (Independent), Singapore Chinese Girls’, Catholic High, St. Nicholas and Methodist Girls’.

Which secondary schools dropped the most points in 2013?

Some interesting observations to note are that Jurongville and Kent Ridge secondary schools jumped up 6 spots after increasing their minimum cut-off by 4 and 2 points respectively. The biggest drop was registered by St. Theresa’s Convent, which fell 15 places after lowering their cut-off from 230 to 224. View Secondary School Ranking 2013 CHIJ ST.

How important are PSLE cut-off points?

The original data provided by MOE came with the median PSLE scores of each school’s new cohort, and most of them are basically additions of 2-9 points from the minimum cut-off points as shown above. The definite trend is therefore that the majority of students take cut-off points as one of their main considerations in their school selection.