OFFICIAL 2014 O Level Posting & Appeal
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Originally posted by Jyothilakshmyk:
OMG....less than 24 hours to olevel results.
I dum think i would even dare to go home again...
same .. good game :(
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Originally posted by Spadexnexus:
same .. good game :(
To be honest, you can't just sweep the problems under the rug. Whether the results are, we have to face the reality.Last year, I was so upset when I got 21 points with English scoring an E8.
If you results come to worst, here are the few suggestions:
1. Appeal for a course in RP or courses which is nearer to your COP.
2. Go into ITE and retake the subjects.
3. Study yourself at home while preparing for next O level.
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Originally posted by Spadexnexus:
same .. good game :(
It is good to be confident. However, sometimes my words are too good to be true. It is too ridicule to mention A2 for Combined Humanities is 65 marks as they are many more potential students who will do better than you and hence A2 may be 71 or so..
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Originally posted by Combo12:
It is good to be confident. However, sometimes my words are too good to be true. It is too ridicule to mention A2 for Combined Humanities is 65 marks as they are many more potential students who will do better than you and hence A2 may be 71 or so..
there are many 4E1 students out there~
competition is beri tough~
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Originally posted by HerbSeller:
there are many 4E1 students out there~
competition is beri tough~
We are taking the old syllabus Combined Humanities so we won't be competing with 4E since they are taking the new syllabus. The rest of the subjects we should be competing with them.
Note: The bell curve will be seperated if different syllabus are tested.
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Originally posted by Combo12:
We are taking the old syllabus Combined Humanities so we won't be competing with 4E since they are taking the new syllabus. The rest of the subjects we should be competing with them.
Note: The bell curve will be seperated if different syllabus are tested.
i am also refering to other subjects too~ rike that we might feed bellcurve~
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so tmr will have a lot of �浪 teens?
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Originally posted by FireIce:
so tmr will have a lot of �浪 teens?
hahaha i hope i am not one of them
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Originally posted by HerbSeller:
i am also refering to other subjects too~ rike that we might feed bellcurve~
I got
English :E8
E-Maths : B3
Combined Humanities : B3
Chinese : B4
Science : B4
Biology : D7
I retook English, Maths and Combined Humanities.
I retook Maths because I almost practice Maths almost everyday. For Combined Humanities as I mentioned, the competitiveness wasn't very high this year since 4000-5000 students are taking the old syllabus ( mostly from 5NA ) so I can grab this opportunity to retake as most of the informations are retained in my mind, hoping to pull up a grade
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can see why english E8
no offence.
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Originally posted by FireIce:
so tmr will have a lot of �浪 teens?
Hard to tell.
For every 10 students taking either Maths, English, Science or Combined Humanities, 9 will at least get A1-C6. There are 34,000 to 37,000 taking O level annually.
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Originally posted by FireIce:
can see why english E8
no offence.
I understand.
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where's the link?
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Originally posted by FireIce:
where's the link?
You can go Google and type " O level Trend".
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Originally posted by Combo12:
To be honest, you can't just sweep the problems under the rug. Whether the results are, we have to face the reality.Last year, I was so upset when I got 21 points with English scoring an E8.
If you results come to worst, here are the few suggestions:
1. Appeal for a course in RP or courses which is nearer to your COP.
2. Go into ITE and retake the subjects.
3. Study yourself at home while preparing for next O level.
i am considering retaking at school if i fail .
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errr.......................i think u shd go to slp
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Originally posted by FireIce:
errr.......................i think u shd go to slp
i can't sleep .. my body clock is around 3am :P
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not u lah
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hahha i can't sleep too. Too anxious for the results even though i know i can't do anything... hoping that my l1r5 will be half of my prelims then i can party everyday until school start
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everyone rber to share ur aggregate (and grades, if u like) later
and ur happiness, sadness, worries and 50 other shades of emotion
and also all questions on applying to JC/poly/whateverchoiceyouareleftwith
this shall be the one and only thread for this purpose
all other threads will be deleted
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Originally posted by Spadexnexus:
i am considering retaking at school if i fail .
You will have to see your own results if you are planning to retake again at school. If you have strong subjects scoring A1 to B3 but because one of your subject didn't do well, you can consider going to ITE while you revise on your own.
If your COP is too high or you feel that many of your subject could have improved, you can do as what you stated just now.
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Originally posted by Unknown soldier:
hahha i can't sleep too. Too anxious for the results even though i know i can't do anything... hoping that my l1r5 will be half of my prelims then i can party everyday until school start
i just want improve 11 points from my prelims :( u aiming to improve by how much ?
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Originally posted by Combo12:
If you have strong subjects scoring A1 to B3 but because one of your subject didn't do well, you can consider going to ITE while you revise on your own.
got strong subjects with A1-B3 still need go ITE?????????
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Originally posted by Combo12:
You will have to see your own results if you are planning to retake again at school. If you have strong subjects scoring A1 to B3 but because one of your subject didn't do well, you can consider going to ITE while you revise on your own.
If your COP is too high or you feel that many of your subject could have improved, you can do as what you stated just now.
yeah. maybe i will retake as private . don't think will go ite as i want to focus on my subjects if i retake . i am going to be 18 this year tho
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Originally posted by Combo12:
If your COP is too high or you feel that many of your subject could have improved, you can do as what you stated just now.
what is "your COP"?
do students have a cut-off point?