Here is the list of the ‘top’ 37 secondary schools by COP for 2015. I have chosen to cut the list off at the COP of 235. If a school has both IP and non-IP streams, the COP listed is only for IP. If a school has both Affiliation and Non-Affiliation groups, the COP listed is only for the Non-Affiliation group.
Name of School | COP 2015 | Highest Score | Median |
NANYANG GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL | 262 | 277 | 265 |
RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL (SECONDARY) | 258 | 273 | 262 |
RAFFLES INSTITUTION | 256 | 275 | 261 |
HWA CHONG INSTITUTION | 256 | 270 | 259 |
METHODIST GIRLS’ SCHOOL (SECONDARY) | 256 | 268 | 258 |
NATIONAL JUNIOR COLLEGE | 254 | 268 | 256 |
DUNMAN HIGH SCHOOL | 253 | 269 | 257 |
CHIJ ST. NICHOLAS GIRLS’ SCHOOL | 253 | 269 | 256 |
CEDAR GIRLS’ SECONDARY SCHOOL | 252 | 267 | 255 |
ANGLO-CHINESE SCHOOL (INDEPENDENT) | 252 | 265 | 254 |
SINGAPORE CHINESE GIRLS’ SCHOOL | 250 | 265 | 252 |
TEMASEK JUNIOR COLLEGE | 249 | 264 | 252 |
RIVER VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL | 249 | 269 | 253 |
CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL | 249 | 262 | 253 |
VICTORIA SCHOOL | 249 | 267 | 252 |
ST. JOSEPH’S INSTITUTION | 248 | 265 | 251 |
ANDERSON SECONDARY SCHOOL | 245 | 263 | 247 |
BUKIT PANJANG GOVT. HIGH SCHOOL | 245 | 264 | 248 |
CHIJ SECONDARY (TOA PAYOH) | 243 | 249 | 245 |
NAN HUA HIGH SCHOOL | 242 | 260 | 246 |
CRESCENT GIRLS’ SCHOOL | 242 | 257 | 245 |
ST. MARGARET’S SECONDARY SCHOOL | 242 | 247 | 243 |
ST. ANDREW’S SECONDARY SCHOOL | 242 | 245 | 242 |
FAIRFIELD METHODIST SCHOOL (SECONDARY) | 241 | 253 | 242 |
PAYA LEBAR METHODIST GIRLS’ SCHOOL | 241 | 253 | 243 |
NAN CHIAU HIGH SCHOOL | 240 | 265 | 245 |
ANGLICAN HIGH SCHOOL | 239 | 271 | 245 |
SWISS COTTAGE SECONDARY SCHOOL | 239 | 259 | 241 |
CHUNG CHENG HIGH SCHOOL (MAIN) | 238 | 257 | 242 |
COMMONWEALTH SECONDARY SCHOOL | 237 | 268 | 239 |
NGEE ANN SECONDARY | 236 | 256 | 240 |
CHUNG CHENG HIGH SCHOOL (YISHUN) | 236 | 255 | 239 |
YISHUN TOWN SECONDARY SCHOOL | 236 | 263 | 240 |
TANJONG KATONG GIRLS’ SCHOOL | 235 | 258 | 239 |
MARIS STELLA HIGH SCHOOL | 235 | 257 | 238 |
XINMIN SECONDARY SCHOOL | 235 | 251 | 238 |
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These are just some feedback from my ex and current tutees:
JC Arts Sciences
PJC 13 13
YJC 17 18
IJC 18 20
RI 4 3
HCI 4 3
NYJC 7 8
AJC 9 8
CJC 10 10
Will be updated when I get more info. It seems that YJC has again outranked IJC as a I know of a student who couldn’t get into YJ but is accepted by IJ.
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List of ‘Top’ Secondary Schools (2014) in Singapore by Cut-Off PSLE aggregate score (2013)
It seems that for the previous batch, the COPs have shrunk from the top as well as the bottom; schools at the top have their COPs lowered while schools at the bottom of this list have their COPs increased, such that to select roughly only the top 30 schools, I have to cut the schools off at a COP of 237 (yes, I have a COP for COPs). Here is the much awaited list (note that the COP here does not include the COP for the IP stream for schools with two tracks):
Please note there is more to choosing secondary schools than just their cut-off points. If you wish to here from me more about choosing secondary schools, please attend my free Talk this coming Sunday 25 Nov 2018 from 5 pm to 6.30 pm (Talk on Choosing a Secondary School by our Principal Educator)
Name of School | COP 2014 | Highest Score | |
NANYANG GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL | 261 | 275 | |
RAFFLES INSTITUTION | 259 | 271 | |
RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL (SECONDARY) | 259 | 271 | |
HWA CHONG INSTITUTION | 256 | 271 | |
DUNMAN HIGH SCHOOL | 256 | 271 | |
NATIONAL JUNIOR COLLEGE | 255 | 269 | |
CHIJ ST. NICHOLAS GIRLS’ SCHOOL | 253 | 268 | |
METHODIST GIRLS’ SCHOOL (SECONDARY) | 252 | 257 | |
TEMASEK JUNIOR COLLEGE | 252 | 265 | |
RIVER VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL | 251 | 271 | |
SINGAPORE CHINESE GIRLS’ SCHOOL | 250 | 256 | |
CEDAR GIRLS’ SECONDARY SCHOOL | 249 | 265 | |
ANGLO-CHINESE SCHOOL (INDEPENDENT) | 249 | 256 | |
CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL | 249 | 266 | |
VICTORIA SCHOOL | 247 | 265 | |
ANDERSON SECONDARY SCHOOL | 246 | 258 | |
BUKIT PANJANG GOVT. HIGH SCHOOL | 245 | 262 | |
NAN HUA HIGH SCHOOL | 245 | 259 | |
ST. JOSEPH’S INSTITUTION | 245 | 257 | |
CRESCENT GIRLS’ SCHOOL | 245 | 257 | |
CHIJ SECONDARY (TOA PAYOH) | 244 | 255 | |
ANGLICAN HIGH SCHOOL | 243 | 260 | |
ST. MARGARET’S SECONDARY SCHOOL | 242 | 252 | |
NAN CHIAU HIGH SCHOOL | 242 | 262 | |
CHUNG CHENG HIGH SCHOOL (MAIN) | 241 | 259 | |
FAIRFIELD METHODIST SCHOOL (SECONDARY) | 241 | 252 | |
SWISS COTTAGE SECONDARY SCHOOL | 239 | 258 | |
COMMONWEALTH SECONDARY SCHOOL | 238 | 249 | |
TANJONG KATONG GIRLS’ SCHOOL | 237 | 259 | |
NGEE ANN SECONDARY | 237 | 262 |
The schools which almost made it to my list are listed below:
TANJONG KATONG SECONDARY | 236 | 254 |
PAYA LEBAR METHODIST GIRLS’ SCHOOL | 236 | 250 |
CHUNG CHENG HIGH SCHOOL (YISHUN) | 236 | 255 |
MARIS STELLA HIGH SCHOOL | 236 | 249 |
ANGLO-CHINESE SCHOOL (BARKER ROAD) | 236 | 248 |
XINMIN SECONDARY SCHOOL | 235 | 256 |
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Choosing a secondary school …
The following are some of the factors (not in order of importance) you may want to consider in wisely selecting a secondary school:
(1) Location / Distance of school from home: Secondary school students have a lot of work to do (academic and CCA), so please factor this in and not just think of how prestigious the school is. When I studied in RI from 1985 to 1988, I was staying at Chai Chee Road, and had to travel about 1hr 15 mins to Grange Rd almost every day. RJC was then, at Mt Sinai Rd, even further and the travelling time became 1.5 hrs. Thus I was sleepy most of the time and did badly in school tests and I did well only at the major national exams as we were allowed home study time. Today, we are staying at Bukit Batok and my daughter’s school is just a 5 min drive away, and she’s doing very well in school.
(2) Type of school (Integrated Programme; O-Level, IB etc): I had posted another article on the pros and cons of going to a school where students skip the O-level exams. This is something you have to consider carefully – the significance of not having an O-Level certificate. Remember that not all IP school students make it to Year 6, and of those who do, some are ill-prepared to take a high-stakes national exam and end up with poor A-Level grades. I’ve also posted another article on IB vs A-Levels.
(3) CCA available: I know of a student who goes to a particular school because that school provides Lion Dance as a CCA. Not all schools provide Rugby, Soccer or Fencing etc. So if your child has a strong interest in a particular CCA, it is important that you check out whether that CCA is available in the desired school.
(4) Subject Combination for O-levels: Some schools do not provide Economics and some schools don’t even have Tamil Language. In some schools, it is compulsory for all its Sec 3 students to take up A. Math and Chemistry. And some schools do not provide O-Level Literature or Art. And how many triple pure science classes does the school normally provide?
(5) Niche area: Some schools are better equipped for Sports, some for Science and others for the Arts.
(6) Co-Ed or Single-Gender: It is still a debate whether single-gender schools are better for teenagers than dual-gender ones. Some prefer daughters to be in an all-girls school. Bear in mind that all JCs and polytechnics are dual-gender institutions.
(7) The Principal: Sad to say, some school principals don’t know how to motivate their staff or their students. Some care about their overall school results more than the willingness of their individual students to explore and learn. But principals come and go, and the school culture may change when there is a change of headmaster.
(8) Affiliation: You may want to choose a secondary school that is affiliated to a junior college.
(9) School Culture: Some schools have a very pressurizing and competitive environment, and these schools are not necessarily the top ten schools. I think the environment in schools which are TRYING to create an image of being a top school is more pressurizing than that in a really top-performing school. Thus you might find that the exam papers in some top schools are actually easier than those found in less prestigious schools.
(10) It’s Cut-off PSLE Aggregate: This number will give you an estimate of your chances of entering a particular school. But I don’t think it’s a good idea to be the amongst the last few to obtain a place in a certain school, even if it is a prestigious school. Would you rather be a small fish in a big pond or a big fish in a small pond? Some parents say that being in a top school would motivate their child, but they forget that being in such a school can also destroy their child’s confidence in his or her abilities (this actually originally happened to some of my tutees from hci, nygs, crescent, nan hua, rvhs and njc).
(11) It’s Median PSLE Aggregate: Parents often forget to look at this one. If your child’s PSLE score is such that he or she is in the bottom half of the school’s cohort, chances are, he or she will not be in the top classes and will not get the full support or resources from the school. Some schools even assign their best teachers to the top classes only, and the lower-end classes may often get relief teachers.
Anyway, I wish all post-PSLE students and their parents all the best in their choosing of secondary schools. Please bear in mind that your performance at the PSLE is a poor predictor of your performance in secondary school, because the assessment style and aims have changed.
Lastly, is every secondary school a good secondary school? You decide. : )
Rgds,
Ilyasa
About myself:
I was a secondary school teacher for 3 years before becoming a tutor in 2004. I also taught in a private school and in an international school. I’ve taught Math, Science, Physics and Chemistry to all kinds of students from Pri to JC and from all streams: Express, NA, NT, IP and IB. From my students and their parents I’ve learnt a lot about the various schools in Singapore, their problems, their strengths and so on. I also come from a family of teachers, and many of my friends are also teachers, HODs, VPs and Ps. I tutor my own children and they all have become proficient in Math and the Sciences. My youngest daughter just got her PSLE (2016) results and this will be the 3rd time I’m going through this school selection process. If you have any questions regarding schools, education or about tuition, feel free to contact me at 97860411. I will help answer your questions as best as I can. All the best!
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I’m happy that most of my ex-S4s have obtained places in the courses they want. One even got a scholarship to do a poly course, upon my advice, instead of going to a JC. Of those who opt to go to JCs, most are in either PJC, AJC, JJC, ACJC, NJC, AJC, YJC or HCI.
From them and some JC teachers, it seems that the Science stream cut-off point (COP) for some JCs is as follows:
PJC: 14, AJC: 8, JJC: 14/15/16 (nobody seems to be sure), ACJC: 5 (really?), NJC: 5 or 6, HCI: should still be 3, YJC: 18.
PJC and JJC are always trying to outrank each other, and I believe this time PJC emerges the winner. The problem about PJC is I think it’s name. “Pioneer” is not associated with anything prestigious in Spore. I think if it had been named Sheares Junior College or even Bukit Panjang JC it would stand a better chance of tightening its COP.
Similarly, I think ACJC, CJC, SAJC and AJC are popular choices partly because of their fanciful names. Imagine ACJC is renamed Dover JC or AJC is renamed AMK JC; I think they will lose a lot of potential applicants. So even if every JC is a good JC, not every JC has a good name.
Please remember that even if you have been posted to a less popular JC, you still stand a good chance to get four or three H2 grade As at the A-levels. So quickly settle down and start studying for your Promo exams. Yes, I’m serious; you may ignore my advice at your own risk.
Rgds,
Ilyasa
LATEST: I think PJC has outranked JJC this year, because I have a new J1 tutee who scored 14 points but could not get into PJC and instead was given JJC. Also heard from a new J1 tutee that quite a number of her schoolmates in AJC are appealing to enter NYJC. This may mean that in terms of COP, NYJC has outranked AJC again.
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Below is the latest ranking of JCs that I have compiled based on their 2013 cut-off points. As expected, RI and HCI have remained at the top. Compared to 2012, NJC has outranked VJC, ACJC has outranked TJC, and NYJC has outranked AJC (remember I suspected this last year as I had one student who couldn’t get into NYJC science but could get into AJC science). But AJC now has a new principal (whom my ex-students say is good), so AJC’s fortunes may be reversed in the next few years. Lastly, Yishun JC has outranked Innova JC. Please note that this list is based on cut-off points, not A-Level results. Personally, I feel DHS and RVHS should allow O-Level leavers to apply to their schools to enrich their school environment.
S/No | Junior College | Arts | Science/IB |
1 | Hwa Chong Institution | 3 | 3 |
2 | Raffles Institution | 3 | 3 |
3 | National JC | 5 | 5 |
4 | Victoria JC | 6 | 5 |
5 | Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) | – | 5 |
6 | Anglo-Chinese JC | 7 | 6 |
7 | Temasek JC | 7 | 7 |
8 | St. Joseph’s Institution | – | 7 |
9 | Nanyang JC | 8 | 8 |
10 | Anderson JC | 9 | 8 |
11 | Meridian JC | 9 | 9 |
12 | St. Andrew’s JC | 9 | 9 |
13 | Catholic JC | 10 | 10 |
14 | Serangoon JC | 12 | 12 |
15 | Tampines JC | 13 | 13 |
16 | Jurong JC | 12 | 15 |
17 | Pioneer JC | 14 | 15 |
18 | Yishun JC | 19 | 19 |
19 | Innova JC | 20 | 20 |
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PSLE score of 263 can get you into RI in 2014
Just received news that my wife’s young cousin got a place in RI with a PSLE score of 263. I’ not sure if that is RI’s cut-off point for this year though.
Anyway, getting into a “top” secondary school is just the beginning, and has little bearing on one’s actual performance as the rules of the game have changed, drastically. For example, for Nov and Dec this year, I’ve been tutoring a handful of year 2, 3 and 4 students from Integrated Programme schools such as RI, NJC and RVHS who have either not been promoted to their next level, or have failed terribly at their end-of-year exams.
List of ‘Top’ Secondary Schools (2013) in Singapore by Cut-Off PSLE aggregate score (2012)
Name of School | COP 2013 | Highest Score |
NANYANG GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL | 265 | 280 |
RAFFLES INSTITUTION | 263 | 284 |
RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL (SECONDARY) | 263 | 280 |
HWA CHONG INSTITUTION | 261 | 277 |
NATIONAL JUNIOR COLLEGE | 259 | 272 |
RIVER VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL | 256 | 282 |
DUNMAN HIGH SCHOOL | 256 | 278 |
CHIJ ST. NICHOLAS GIRLS’ SCHOOL | 253 | 275 |
METHODIST GIRLS’ SCHOOL (SECONDARY) | 252 | 267 |
CEDAR GIRLS’ SECONDARY SCHOOL | 251 | 272 |
TEMASEK JUNIOR COLLEGE | 251 | 270 |
SINGAPORE CHINESE GIRLS’ SCHOOL | 251 | 260 |
ANGLO-CHINESE SCHOOL (INDEPENDENT) | 249 | 261 |
CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL | 249 | 261 |
BUKIT PANJANG GOVT. HIGH SCHOOL | 246 | 274 |
VICTORIA SCHOOL | 246 | 268 |
ANDERSON SECONDARY SCHOOL | 246 | 265 |
NAN HUA HIGH SCHOOL | 245 | 265 |
ST. JOSEPH’S INSTITUTION | 245 | 262 |
CRESCENT GIRLS’ SCHOOL | 244 | 269 |
CHIJ SECONDARY (TOA PAYOH) | 243 | 251 |
ANGLICAN HIGH SCHOOL | 242 | 262 |
ST. MARGARET’S SECONDARY SCHOOL | 241 | 251 |
NAN CHIAU HIGH SCHOOL | 240 | 266 |
CHUNG CHENG HIGH SCHOOL (MAIN) | 239 | 258 |
FAIRFIELD METHODIST SCHOOL (SECONDARY) | 239 | 251 |
COMMONWEALTH SECONDARY SCHOOL | 238 | 251 |
SWISS COTTAGE SECONDARY SCHOOL | 237 | 256 |
TANJONG KATONG GIRLS’ SCHOOL | 236 | 271 |
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The table below shows the list of top or popular courses of Polytechnics in Singapore by net cut-off ELR2B2 aggregate. The net ELR2B2 aggregate score includes CCA Bonus Points.
Course | Course Code | Polytechnics | 2012 JAE COP |
International Business | N85 | Ngee Ann | 6 |
International Business | S36 | Singapore | 7 |
Biomedical Science | S98 | Singapore | 8 |
Biomedical Science | N59 | Ngee Ann | 9 |
Veterinary Bioscience | N90 | Ngee Ann | 9 |
Arts Business Management | N91 | Ngee Ann | 9 |
Banking & Financial Services | N53 | Ngee Ann | 9 |
Engineering Science | N93 | Ngee Ann | 9 |
Psychology Studies | N77 | Ngee Ann | 9 |
Psychology Studies | T48 | Temasek | 9 |
Molecular Biotechnology | N49 | Ngee Ann | 10 |
Tourism & Resort Management | N72 | Ngee Ann | 10 |
Mass Communication | N67 | Ngee Ann | 10 |
Biotechnology | S72 | Singapore | 10 |
Pharmacy Science | N73 | Ngee Ann | 11 |
Accountancy | N51 | Ngee Ann | 11 |
Business Studies | N45 | Ngee Ann | 11 |
Animation & 3D Arts | N92 | Ngee Ann | 11 |
Film, Sound & Video | N82 | Ngee Ann | 11 |
Banking & Financial | S76 | Singapore | 11 |
Business Innovation and Design | S34 | Singapore | 11 |
Creative Writing for Television and New Media | S41 | Singapore | 11 |
Biomedical Science | T27 | Temasek | 11 |
Veterinary Technology | T45 | Temasek | 11 |
Business & Social Enterprise | N79 | Ngee Ann | 12 |
Child Psychology & Early Education | N86 | Ngee Ann | 12 |
Advertising & Public Relations | N87 | Ngee Ann | 12 |
Chinese Media & Communication | N88 | Ngee Ann | 12 |
Applied Chemistry with Pharmaceutical Science | S64 | Singapore | 12 |
Accountancy | S75 | Singapore | 12 |
Business Administration | S71 | Singapore | 12 |
Human resource Management with Psychology | S48 | Singapore | 12 |
Tourism & Resort Management | S55 | Singapore | 12 |
Aeromautical Engineering | S88 | Singapore | 12 |
Applied Drama and Psychology | S43 | Singapore | 12 |
Music & Audio Technology | S97 | Singapore | 12 |
Accounting & Finance | T02 | Temasek | 12 |
Aviation Management Services | T04 | Temasek | 12 |
Accountancy & Finance | C98 | Nanyang | 13 |
Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering | N56 | Ngee Ann | 13 |
Hotel & Leisure Facilities Management | N40 | Ngee Ann | 13 |
Business Information Technology | N61 | Ngee Ann | 13 |
Aerospace Technology | N65 | Ngee Ann | 13 |
Optometry | N83 | Ngee Ann | 13 |
Chinese Studies | N70 | Ngee Ann | 13 |
Chemical Engineering | S70 | Singapore | 13 |
Perfumery and Cosmetic Science | S38 | Singapore | 13 |
Nutrition, Health & Wellness | S44 | Singapore | 13 |
Financial Informatics | S46 | Singapore | 13 |
Optometry | S67 | Singapore | 13 |
Media and Communication | S86 | Singapore | 13 |
Biotechnology | T31 | Temasek | 13 |
Communications & Media Management | T40 | Temasek | 13 |
Law & Management | T09 | Temasek | 13 |
Early Childhood Studies | T54 | Temasek | 13 |
Digital Forensics | T55 | Temasek | 13 |
Banking & Financial Services | C96 | Nanyang | 14 |
Dental Hygiene & Therapy | C72 | Nanyang | 14 |
Social Sciences (Social Work) | C47 | Nanyang | 14 |
Early Childhood Education | N66 | Ngee Ann | 14 |
Multimedia & Animation | N55 | Ngee Ann | 14 |
Food, Science & Technology | S47 | Singapore | 14 |
Architecture | S66 | Singapore | 14 |
Hotel & Leisure Facilities Management | S95 | Singapore | 14 |
Integrated Events & Projects Management | S50 | Singapore | 14 |
Aerospace Electronics | S90 | Singapore | 14 |
Bioengineering | S58 | Singapore | 14 |
Infocomm Security Management | S54 | Singapore | 14 |
Visual Communication and Media Design | S93 | Singapore | 14 |
Pharmaceutical Science | T25 | Temasek | 14 |
Aerospace Engineering | T51 | Temasek | 14 |
Business Intelligience & Analytics | T57 | Temasek | 14 |
Visual Communication | T24 | Temasek | 14 |
Medicinal Chemistry | C45 | Nanyang | 15 |
Pharmaceutical Sciences | C65 | Nanyang | 15 |
Mass Media Management | C93 | Nanyang | 15 |
Real Estate Business | N48 | Ngee Ann | 15 |
Sustainable Urban Design & Engineering | N89 | Ngee Ann | 15 |
Aerospace Electronics | N75 | Ngee Ann | 15 |
Audio-visual Technology | N76 | Ngee Ann | 15 |
Biomedical Engineering | N60 | Ngee Ann | 15 |
Financial Information | N81 | Ngee Ann | 15 |
Materials Science | S37 | Singapore | 15 |
Environmental Management & Water Technology | S52 | Singapore | 15 |
Engineering with Business | S42 | Singapore | 15 |
Business Information Technology | S82 | Singapore | 15 |
Digital Animation | S35 | Singapore | 15 |
Business/Logistics & Operations Management/ Marketing | T01 | Temasek | 15 |
Hospitality & Tourism Management | T08 | Temasek | 15 |
Apparel Design & Merchandising | T20 | Temasek | 15 |
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(3) List of ‘Top’ Secondary School (2012) in Singapore by Cut-Off PSLE aggregate score (2011)
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The table below shows the net L1R5 aggregate of the lowest ranked students who were admitted to the Junior Colleges (JCs) through the 2012 Joint Admissions Exercise (JAE).
S/No | Junior College | Arts | Science/IB |
1 | Hwa Chong Institution | 3 | 3 |
2 | Raffles Institution | 3 | 3 |
3 | Victoria JC | 5 | 4 |
4 | National JC | 5 | 5 |
5 | Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) | – | 5 |
6 | Temasek JC | 7 | 6 |
7 | Anglo-Chinese JC | 7 | 6 |
8 | Anderson JC | 10 | 8 |
9 | Meridian JC | 9 | 9 |
10 | Nanyang JC | 9 | 9 |
11 | St. Andrew’s JC | 9 | 9 |
12 | Catholic JC | 10 | 10 |
13 | Serangoon JC | 13 | 13 |
14 | Tampines JC | 13 | 14 |
15 | Jurong JC | 13 | 16 |
16 | Pioneer JC | 16 | 16 |
17 | Innova JC | 20 | 20 |
18 | Yishun JC | 20 | 20 |
19 | St. Joseph’s Institution | – | – |
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