Showing posts with label Cambridge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cambridge. Show all posts

Sunday, 14 June 2020

Singapore Schools' Oxbridge Applications, Offers & Acceptances in 2019 Admission Cycle

'2019 Admission Cycle' refers to applications made from September 2018 onwards for admission to courses starting in October 2019 or by deferred entry for courses starting after 2019.












2019 Admission Cycle Cambridge
Oxford

UCAS Sch ID
Applns Offers Acceptances
Applns Offers Acceptances

45126 Tanglin Trust School 9 <3 <3
11 3 (27%) 3 (27%)

45199 HCI 78 29 (37%) 24 (31%)
66 15 (23%) 13 (20%)

45681 ACSI 67 20 (30%) 17 (25%)
61 11 (18%) 8 (13%)

45769 NUSH 29 11 (38%) 7 (24%)
10 5 (50%) 4 (40%)

45777 DHS 18 9 (50%) 8 (44%)
14



46015 RVHS 9 3 (33%) <3
11



47033 UWCSEA Dover 7 <3 <3
37 9 (24%) 9 (24%)

48055TJC 4 <3 <3
5 3 (60%) 3 (60%)

48056 RI 99 35 (35%) 24 (24%)
128 31 (24%) 22 (17%)

48058 NJC 17 5 (29%) 4 (24%)
23 8 (35%) 5 (22%)

48091 VJC 16 4 (25%) 3 (23%)
27 3 (11%) 3 (11%)











Note: only schools with 5 or more applicants to Cambridge/Oxford, and with 3 or more offers, are shown.

Sources: Cambridge, Oxford

For statistics on admission cycles 2018 and earlier, refer to an earlier post here

Thursday, 20 June 2019

Cambridge Year 3 Results


Warren Li is Senior Wrangler. Well done, Warren!!

Lim Jeck will be continuing to do Part III (MMath).

Tuesday, 18 June 2019

Singapore Schools' Oxbridge Applications, Offers & Acceptances in 2018 Admission Cycle

'2018 Admission Cycle' refers to applications made from September 2017 onwards for admission to courses starting in October 2018 or by deferred entry for courses starting after 2018.












2018 Admission Cycle Cambridge
Oxford

UCAS Sch ID
Applns Offers Acceptances
Applns Offers Acceptances

45199 HCI 107 33 (31%) 25 (23%)
90 23 (26%) 18 (20%)

45681 ACSI 84 13 (15%) 13 (15%)
47 9 (19%) 9 (19%)

45765 SJII 5 <3 <3





45769 NUSH 40 18 (45%) 12 (30%)
14 6 (43%) 5 (36%)

45777 DHS 19 7 (37%) 6 (32%)
23 4 (17%)


46015 RVHS 6 <3 <3
8



46340 SOTA 6 <3 <3





47033 UWCSEA Dover 12 <3 <3
30 5 (17%)


48056 RI 95 35 (37%) 22 (23%)
134 36 (27%) 30 (22%)

48057 ACJC 16 4 (25%) 3 (19%)
16



48058 NJC 18 5 (28%) <3
19 4 (21%)


48091 VJC 16 4 (25%) 3 (23%)
26 5 (19%) 4 (15%)











Note: only schools with 5 or more applicants to Cambridge/Oxford, or with offers, are shown.

Sources: Cambridge, Oxford

For statistics on admission cycles 2017 and earlier, refer to an earlier post here

Friday, 22 June 2018

Cambridge Year 2 Results


Top 3 in Cambridge Mathematical Tripos Part IB are Warren Li, Lim Jeck and Andy Zhao. All 3 are from Trinity College.

Tuesday, 24 October 2017

Jane Street On-Campus Electronic Trading Challenge @ University of Cambridge

Jane Street has hosted an on-Campus Electronic Trading Challenge (ETC), a day-long programming contest where participants competed against each other in a simulated market, on Saturday 21st October. The objective of the challenge was to learn about trading by writing a bot to make efficient markets against other teams.

The event began at 10:00 am BST and continued into the night. Breakfast, lunch and dinner were provided. This event was intended only for students currently enrolled at the University of Cambridge.

Lim Jeck (Mathematics), Sean Seet (Natural Sciences) and Wayne Soo (Engineering) formed an NUS High alumni team to take part in the above challenge. They emerged as the Champion team and won £511 each!

NUS High alumni team leading all the way!

Saturday, 14 October 2017

Cambridge Trinity College's Admission of Scholars Ceremony

The College Statutes require all Senior and Junior Scholars to be admitted to their Scholarships after signing a declaration of loyalty to the College. The admission ceremony was held on 13 Oct in the Chapel in the presence of the Council.

Both Lim Jeck and Sean are Senior Scholars (conferred based on Tripos Part 1A exam results)

Friday, 28 July 2017

Senior Scholarship


Total scholarship amount is £250 + £240 (given to all Trinity College students who got a First)

Monday, 26 June 2017

Cambridge Year 1 Results


Top 4 in Cambridge Mathematical Tripos Part IA are Warren Li, Andy Zhao, Lim Jeck and Alex Gunning. All 4 are from Trinity College.

Out of about 250 Math Tripos Part IA students in Cambridge, 75 obtained Class 1 (70% and above) i.e. First Class.

Trinity College awards a prize of £240 to her students who have achieved a First in Part IA of the Mathematical Tripos.  For Senior Scholars (top few among the First), there is an additional award of £250 and some meal allowance which is about £74.

Monday, 24 April 2017

Back to Cambridge

Both Choong Yin and Lim Jeck took the same BA flight back to Cambridge
Lim Jeck was back to Singapore for term break from 19 March to 23 April. The Easter Term starts on 25 April. He will be back to Singapore again for long break on 19 June 2017.

Thursday, 9 March 2017

Cambridge 2016-17 Michaelmas Term Supervisors' Report

Cambridge has 3 terms in a year: Michaelmas Term, Lent Term and Easter Term. There are no exams in the first two terms; all academic exams are held during the last term.

Lim Jeck's Supervisors' Report for Michaelmas Term is below, to give readers a feel of how a Supervisor report looks like.  I won't be posting subsequent Supervisor reports.

(Estimate of term's work: 1 means Class 1)

Mathematical Tripos, Part IA Trinity

Module: Differential Equations
Supervised by Mr Gunnar Peng (GGP24)
Industry: Good
Progress: Good
Interest: Enthusiastic
Estimate of term's work: 1
Comments: Outstanding work! Solved essentially every problem, but with a few minor mistakes.


Module: Vectors and Matrices
Supervised by Mr Matthew Crowe (MC756)
Industry: Good
Progress: Good
Interest: Interested
Estimate of term's work: 1
Comments: Near perfect answers to all questions, well done. Is interested but quite quiet in supervisions.


Modules: Numbers and Sets, Groups
Supervised by Professor I.B. Leader (IBL10)
Industry: Good
Progress: Good
Interest: Enthusiastic
Estimate of term's work: 1
Comments: A fantastic start to his Cambridge career. He has done a lot of hard questions: has his own particular (and very effective) way of approaching problems. A real star.
Bright and interested: a pleasure to supervise.