wat percentage of each year cohort of P1 make it to NUS?

• klaha81

  26 Jan 08, 20:42

  doing a quick survey
• missqi

  26 Jan 08, 20:51

  u think we know?
  
• spectralizer

  26 Jan 08, 20:52

  0.1%
  
  O dam i need 8 characters long to post. ok i got 8 now
• wishboy

  26 Jan 08, 20:54

  P1 = primary 1 ??
  
  err
  i think
  is
  about
  close to
  nearly
  23.5692748289929417239694692642638162836284638462%
  left and right
• Spartans

  26 Jan 08, 21:05

  why do you only consider NUS? How about the other two universities NTU and SMU?
• noopi

  26 Jan 08, 21:05

  oh no i'm so smart
• aiglosicicle

  26 Jan 08, 23:04

  there is no statistic for this if im not wrong. check the moe website.
• AugoeideS

  27 Jan 08, 02:41

  Why people prefer local unis over overseas and place their highest priority in getting into local uni first? i dun understand except for the fact that it is cheaper.
• @->--

  27 Jan 08, 02:51

  i heard top 20% make it to uni....
  
  I guess maybe say top 20/3university ( nus, ntu, smu)..... roughly 7%??? haha just a estimate
• New Creation

  27 Jan 08, 09:49

  Originally posted by klaha81:

  doing a quick survey

  If i am not wrong, The Government quota states that the top 5-10% of each cohort will enter university.
  
  And btw, ANUS is not the only university in SG. There are also SIM, SMU, MDIS, and LASTLY NUT
  
  
• Xcert

  27 Jan 08, 11:36

  Originally posted by aiglosicicle:

  there is no statistic for this if im not wrong. check the moe website.

  there should be statistics on it...just that it may not be released to the public.
• HyuugaNeji

  27 Jan 08, 11:42

  Originally posted by New Creation:

  If i am not wrong, The Government quota states that the top 5-10% of each cohort will enter university.
  
  And btw, ANUS is not the only university in SG. There are also SIM, SMU, MDIS, and LASTLY NUT
  
  

  All these institutions are offering graduate or post-graduates degrees in Singapore:
  
  NUS
  NTU
  SMU
  UniSIM
  MDIS
  Singapore Institute of Commerce
  NIE
  Marketing Institute of Singapore
  PSB Academy
  Informatics Holdings
  Johns Hopkins Singapore-Division of Biomedical Sciences
  Singapore-MIT Alliance
  Wharton-SMU Research Center
  INSEAD
  University of Chicago Graduate School of Business, Asia Campus
  Design Technology Institute
  The Logistics Institute - Asia Pacific
  NTU-SJTU Joint EMBA Programme
  Singapore Stanford Partnership
  German Institute of Science and Technology
  
  Of course there are other institutions that only set up a few courses in Singapore like James Cook University or ACCA.
  
• SBS3625D

  27 Jan 08, 11:43

  Originally posted by Xcert:

  there should be statistics on it...just that it may not be released to the public.

  I believe it was released....in fact if I not mistaken should be aorund 15-20%.
• Xcert

  27 Jan 08, 14:56

  Originally posted by SBS3625D:

  I believe it was released....in fact if I not mistaken should be aorund 15-20%.

  we were told in uni that its 20%....just that I have absolutely no idea where they got the figure from...
• onlooker123

  27 Jan 08, 16:59

  About 25% of each cohort makes it to the local Unis.
  
  The statistics should be on MOE website somewhere.
  
  
• Gasfene

  27 Jan 08, 17:34

  all these institutions are profit-driven as well so instead of saying who make it to these unis...you should say who spent money on these unis.
  
  I think
  3% have scholarships
  Some are on bonds they have to pay off should they break contracts.
  
  about 25% spent their money on local unis.
  another 25% spent their money on private unis or overseas
  another 25% spent their money on polys
• No9

  27 Jan 08, 19:28

  Originally posted by onlooker123:

  About 25% of each cohort makes it to the local Unis.
  
  The statistics should be on MOE website somewhere.
  
  

  dun tink so.
  
  25% is quite a high percentage.