Showing posts with label PSLE. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PSLE. Show all posts

Thursday, 24 November 2011

2011 PSLE Results Release

This is posted by LL

My mother's prediction of my PSLE results in this post - P6 Prelim Results and Expected PSLE Aggregate Score that is currently the most popular post in this blog (overtakes the SMO 2011 Junior Answers post) is very accurate. But why would anyone search that? It's not like the PSLE results will be online, or that post will teach someone to predict his/her PSLE aggregate score.

Anyway, if anyone is interested, which I doubt, my PSLE aggregrate score is 253, with A* for Mathematics and Science, and A for English and Chinese. The score doesn't matter because I have been admitted to NUS High under the DSA-Sec exercise ☺.

In my school (Queenstown Primary), 28 students (11.3%) scored 250 and above. The top scores are: 273, 268, 265, 265, 265, 265.

QtPS students getting aggregate score >= 250 for PSLE 2011

Singapore's highest scorer is from Rulang Primary School, and her score is 283.

Tuesday, 4 October 2011

PSLE Over!!!

This is posted by LL☺☻

PSLE is over!!!!( ! x a very big number) Now I can start to recycle all the stuff (no burning as it causes global warming). However, there is still HCL for those taking HCL, too bad for you :P.

How do I find each paper? Why am I asking myself? Because I am weird :)
[*very easy, ** easy, *** ok, **** hard, ***** very hard]
English [***] - easier than my school prelim exam but my English is VERY poor so I obviously did badly even if the paper is not difficult :(
Math [*] - too easy, I managed to check more than 3 times but unfortunately I did not spot a careless mistake in one of the questions - Paper 1 reading book question, I put 26 days when the correct answer should be 24 days :(
Chinese [***] - my teacher said it was considered a difficult paper as some questions were rather tricky :( I think I have made a few mistakes, they are not careless mistakes as I really am dumb
Science [**.5] - I completed the paper in about 1 hr 5 mins and have 40 minutes to check. As expected, I managed to find a few mistakes (since I am such a careless person) during checking.

Things to do after the PSLE:
1. hibernate
2. sleep
3. eat
4. sleep more
5. laugh at people who take HCL
6. play
7. tell everyone that 1+1=2
8. (same as 1)
9. do random things
10. go US before I'm 13 years old (note that US is not united states, hint: it is in Sentosa)

Monday, 19 September 2011

Historical EESIS/ESIS COP and IP Schools' COP

Last Updated on 10/03/2026
EESIS/ESIS COP
Year in P6
2025 - AL5
2024 - AL5
2023 - AL5
2022 - AL5
2021 - AL5
2020 - 261
2019 - 261
2018 - 260
2017 - 262
2016 - 262
2015 - 262
2014 - 258
2013 - 258
2012 - 262
2011 - 260
2010 - 260
2009 - 261
2008 - 263
2007 - 264
2006 - 262

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Year entering Sec 1, COP* is inclusive of HMT bonus pts (Distinction/Merit/Pass)
( ) deviation from prevailing year's EESIS/ESIS COP:  = same, + higher, - lower
When the cut-off is determined by Higher Chinese Language (HCL), there will be the suffix D/M/P (Distinction/Merit/Pass grade)

Raffles Girls' School (Secondary)'s COP
2026 - AL6
2025 - AL5
2024 - AL6
2023 - AL6
2022 - AL6
2021 - 260 (-1)
2020 - 261 (=)
2019 - 259 (-1)
2018 - 260 (-2)
2017 - 261 (-1)
2016 - 260 (-2)
2015 - 258 (=)
2014 - 259 (+1)
2013 - 263 (+1)
2012 - 261 (+1)
2011 - 260 (=)
2010 - 260 (-1)
2009 - 263 (=)
2008 - 266 (+2)
2007 - 264 (+2)

Raffles Institution's COP
2026 - AL6
2025 - AL6
2024 - AL6
2023 - AL6
2022 - AL6
2021 - 259 (-1)
2020 - 259 (-2)
2019 - 258 (-2)
2018 - 257 (-5)
2017 - 260 (-2)
2016 - 261 (-1)
2015 - 256 (-2)
2014 - 259 (+1)
2013 - 263 (+1)
2012 - 261 (+1)
2011 - 259 (-1)
2010 - 259 (-2)
2009 - 262 (+1)
2008 - 263 (-1)
2007 - 261 (-1)

Nanyang Girls' High School's COP*
2026 - AL6M
2025 - AL6M
2024 - AL7D
2023 - AL7D
2022 - AL7D
2021 - 259 (-2)
2020 - 261 (=)
2019 - 258 (-2)
2018 - 264 (+2)
2017 - 264 (+2)
2016 - 264 (+2)
2015 - 262 (+4)
2014 - 261 (+3)
2013 - 265 (+3)
2012 - 262 (+2)
2011 - 262 (+2)
2010 - 263 (+2)
2009 - 263 (=)
2008 - 265 (+1)
2007 - 262 (=)

Hwa Chong Institution's COP*
2026 - AL6M
2025 - AL6M
2024 - AL7D
2023 - AL7M
2022 - AL7M
2021 - 258 (-3)
2020 - 257 (-4)
2019 - 259 (-1)
2018 - 258 (-4)
2017 - 259 (-3)
2016 - 260 (-2)
2015 - 256 (-2)
2014 - 256 (-2)
2013 - 261 (-1)
2012 - 258 (-2)
2011 - 257 (-3)
2010 - 257 (-4)
2009 - 259 (-4)
2008 - 261 (-3)
2007 - 260 (-2)

Methodist Girls' IP COP
2026 - AL6
2025 - AL6
2024 - AL6
2023 - AL6
2022 - AL7
2021 - 258 (-3)
2020 - 257 (-4)
2019 - 258 (-2)
2018 - 260 (-2)
2017 - 259 (-3)
2016 - 261 (-1)
2015 - 256 (-2)
2014 - 256 (-2)
2013 - 257 (-5)

National Junior College's COP
2026 - AL8
2025 - AL7
2024 - AL8
2023 - AL7
2022 - AL7
2021 - 255 (-6)
2020 - 254 (-7)
2019 - 256 (-4)
2018 - 256 (-6)
2017 - 256 (-6)
2016 - 258 (-4)
2015 - 254 (-4)
2014 - 255 (-3)
2013 - 259 (-3)
2012 - 258 (-2)
2011 - 257 (-3)
2010 - 257 (-4)
2009 - 259 (-4)
2008 - 259 (-5)

Dunman High's COP*
2026 - AL8M
2025 - AL7M
2024 - AL8M
2023 - AL8M
2022 - AL8D
2021 - 256 (-5)
2020 - 255 (-6)
2019 - 256 (-4)
2018 - 255 (-7)
2017 - 257 (-5)
2016 - 258 (-4)
2015 - 253 (-5)
2014 - 256 (-2)
2013 - 256 (-6)
2012 - 256 (-4)
2011 - 257 (-3)
2010 - 258 (-3)
2009 - 260 (-3)
2008 - 260 (-4)
2007 - 258 (-4)

CHIJ St Nicholas Girls' IP COP*
2026 - AL7M
2025 - AL7D
2024 - AL7M
2023 - AL7M
2022 - AL7P
2021 - 257 (-4)
2020 - 257 (-4)
2019 - 255 (-5)
2018 - 256 (-6)
2017 - 257 (-5)
2016 - 258 (-4)
2015 - 253 (-5)
2014 - 255 (-3)
2013 - 255 (-7)

Anglo-Chinese Independent's IP COP
2026 - AL7
2025 - AL6
2024 - AL7
2023 - AL7
2022 - AL7
2021 - 256 (-5)
2020 - 256 (-5)
2019 - 254 (-6)
2018 - 256 (-6)
2017 - 256 (-6)
2016 - 256 (-6)
2015 - 252 (-6)
2014 - 253 (-5)
2013 - 256 (-6)

Cedar Girls' IP COP
2026 - AL9
2025 - AL7
2024 - AL8
2023 - AL8
2022 - AL8
2021 - 254 (-7)
2020 - 253 (-8)
2019 - 253 (-7)
2018 - 254 (-8)
2017 - 254 (-8)
2016 - 254 (-8)
2015 - 252 (-6)
2014 - 251 (-7)
2013 - 254 (-8)
2012 - 258 (-2)

River Valley High School's COP
2026 - AL9M
2025 - AL8M
2024 - AL9M
2023 - AL9M
2022 - AL9D
2021 - 253 (-8)
2020 - 253 (-8)
2019 - 252 (-8)
2018 - 250 (-12)
2017 - 251 (-11)
2016 - 253 (-9)
2015 - 249 (-9)
2014 - 251 (-7)
2013 - 256 (-6)
2012 - 254 (-6)
2011 - 253 (-7)
2010 - 251 (-10)
2009 - 254 (-9)
2008 - 254 (-10)
2007 - 253 (-7)

Victoria School's IP COP
2026 - AL8
2025 - AL7
2024 - AL8
2023 - AL8
2022 - AL8
2021 - 252 (-9)
2020 - 252 (-9)
2019 - 252 (-8)
2018 - 252 (-10)
2017 - 252 (-10)
2016 - 254 (-8)
2015 - 249 (-9)
2014 - 251 (-7)
2013 - 252 (-10)
2012 - 255 (-5)

Singapore Chinese Girls' IP COP
2026 - AL7
2025 - AL7
2024 - AL8
2023 - AL8
2022 - AL8
2021 - 253 (-8)
2020 - 252 (-9)
2019 - 252 (-8)
2018 - 252 (-10)
2017 - 252 (-10)
2016 - 253 (-9)
2015 - 250 (-8)
2014 - 251 (-7)
2013 - 252 (-10)

Catholic High's IP COP*
2026 - AL7M
2025 - AL7M
2024 - AL8M
2023 - AL8M
2022 - AL8M
2021 - 254 (-7)
2020 - 252 (-9)
2019 - 254 (-6)
2018 - 253 (-9)
2017 - 252 (-10)
2016 - 253 (-9)
2015 - 249 (-9)
2014 - 251 (-7)
2013 - 252 (-10)

Temasek Junior College's IP COP
2026 - AL8
2025 - AL8
2024 - AL8
2023 - AL9
2022 - AL8
2021 - 250 (-11)
2020 - 250 (-11)
2019 - 250 (-10)
2018 - 249 (-13)
2017 - 250 (-12)
2016 - 253 (-9)
2015 - 249 (-9)
2014 - 252 (-6)
2013 - 251 (-11)

St Joseph Institution's IP COP
2026 - AL7
2025 - AL7
2024 - AL7
2023 - AL8
2022 - AL8
2021 - 252 (-9)
2020 - 251 (-10)
2019 - 250 (-10)
2018 - 253 (-9)
2017 - 253 (-9)
2016 - 253 (-9)
2015 - 248 (-10)
2014 - 250 (-8)
2013 - 251 (-11)
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Posted on 19/9/2011

In the PSLE, the T-Score for each subject is calculated as T = 50 + 10 (raw mark of student - average mark of the whole cohort)/(standard deviation or spread of marks around the average mark). The PSLE Aggregate Score is the sum of the T-score of all 4 subjects. Clearly, at this juncture the average mark of the whole cohort for each subject and also the standard deviation are not known. Hence, I can only hazard a guess Lim Li's likely PSLE aggregate score. My estimation of the aggregate score is based on what Lim Min and Lim Jeck had scored in their Prelim Exams and their PSLE aggregate scores, and what Lim Li has scored in her recent Prelim Exam.

Lim Min's P6 Prelim Exam Results in 2006:
English 84
Chinese 91
Higher Chinese 75 (not included in Total score)
Mathematics 100
Science 94
Total score 369/400
PSLE aggregate score: 265, A* in Chinese, Mathematics and Science, A in English, Distinction in Higher Chinese.
2006 Highest PSLE score in Singapore: 281

Lim Jeck's P6 Prelim Exam Results in 2007:
English 79
Chinese 82
Mathematics 99
Science 94
Total score 354/400
PSLE aggregate score: 263, A* in Mathematics and Science, A in English and Chinese
2007 Highest PSLE score in Singapore: 294


Lim Li's P6 Prelim Exam Results in 2011:
English 72
Chinese 87
Mathematics 98
Science 88
Total score 345/400

My estimation for Lim Li's PSLE aggregate score is in the range 250-255. She is likely to score A* in Mathematics and Science, A in English and Chinese.

If this year's PSLE Mathematics paper is very tough, her aggregate score will probably be higher since Mathematics is her pet subject. However, if the Mathematics paper is very easy and English is very tough, then her aggregate score will likely be pulled down.

Friday, 16 September 2011

2011 PSLE Listening Comprehension

This is posted by LL 
(note: I am writing from the iPad so there are some stuff that only those using apple things like iPhone, iPad and iPod can see)

PSLE Listening is over! Now I can throw away all my listening stuff or give them to my cousins. The English listening compre is okay but the Chinese one has one difficult question (question 5 which is about the main purpose of the retiring principal's speech). I put 2 but I think the answer should be 3 - to thank the students for organizing the previous day's concert. I think I should score full marks for English listening (20/20), but I got one wrong for Chinese listening (should score 18/20).

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Saturday, 10 September 2011

Friday, 19 August 2011

2011 PSLE Orals

This is posted by LL
Orals are finally over ☺. Now we can throw away all our oral stuff.

I know my drawings fail. This is the picture of the Chinese oral (1st day) stickman version:


I said that it was a classroom (课室), but my mother said that it was a students' corner (学生园地/学习角落) . The thing at the top right is a notice board (布告栏/布告版)and the paper is torn. The girl on the left is hitting the other girl with a bundle of papers. Conversation topic is about small group discussion (小组讨论/小组活动)(I am not sure), and "what have you learnt?"

This is the picture of the English oral (2nd day) stickman version.

This is a clinic. The man at the left is giving a $50 note to the cashier. The girl in the middle is sobbing uncontrollably and her hand is bandaged; the door says the doctor's name but I forgot. The two boys at the bottom right are fighting over a toy car. Conversation topic is "Have you been to the clinic? Tell me about your experience."

Monday, 26 November 2007

PSLE results

Hooray! I can't believe that I got 263 for my PSLE! I always thought that it would be 250. My sister got 265 last year. I actually want to beat her in the total aggregate. I think that I am just very lucky that this year's Maths and Science papers are so much more difficult that last year's and the English and Chinese are so much more easier. That is why I got 263. If I were to take last year's PSLE papers, I would get only 250. Last year, in order to get the EESIS scholarship, the PSLE aggregate must be at least 262. This year, it is 265, I think. I am so close into getting the scholarship. If only I have made lesser mistakes, I would have saved a few thousand dollars (to be exact, $14,400, i.e. $200 per month x 12 months x 6 yrs)!