UNIVERSITY ADMISSION

• chio_bu

  31 Mar 04, 14:34

  Hi,
  
  I am a Electrical Engineering poly graduate. I have already applied to NTU & NUS for the undergraduate course in Electrical Engineering.
  
  Can anyone tell me if I really stand a chance to enrol in local universities based on my poly grades below.
  
  10A 16B 13C 1D
• I-like-flings(m)

  31 Mar 04, 15:07

  Originally posted by chio_bu:

  Hi,
  
  I am a Electrical Engineering poly graduate. I have already applied to NTU & NUS for the undergraduate course in Electrical Engineering.
  
  Can anyone tell me if I really stand a chance to enrol in local universities based on my poly grades below.
  
  10A 16B 13C 1D

  u again?? we advice b4 already what...anyway when u get the posting u will know lah. now worri also no used lah.. but EEE nowadays quite easy to go in one lah...
• octega

  31 Mar 04, 16:03

  Ok, you want it, you got it:
  
  Based on your results, if I classified ala Poly style grading method:-
  Merit Graduates-Usually have 10 Dinst and above
  Grade A Graduate - Have 1 to 10 Dinst but does not classified as a Merit Student.
  Grade B Graduate - Have alot of As but no Dinst
  Grade C Graduate - Have As and Bs
  Grade D Gradua....you get the idea.
  
  So if I go in the order who should gain admission first....you should know where you stand.
  
  But again I must stressed that this is just a guage, and the criteria changes from batches, year and University policy (which just change this year again, see my point?). And I am repeating what the other good people here have told you:
  You never know unless you try.
  
  Since you applied just wait for it.
  No point worry over it.
  
• WoShiNoobie

  31 Mar 04, 17:21

  Just wanna inquire...
  
  is going to local uni through jc easier or through poly easier...
• ChrisYX

  31 Mar 04, 17:25

  Originally posted by WoShiNoobie:

  Just wanna inquire...
  
  is going to local uni through jc easier or through poly easier...

  JC would be easier, but of course ur grades must be of a certain standard.
  
  Poly people require very excellent results to get into local uni.
  
  This is the observation I made.
• FireIce

  31 Mar 04, 17:28

  i dunno wat the uni-s deem as good grades but it will be good if u have other "supportive documents" like portfolio (compile all the projects u done)......as well as testimonials from ur lecturers, letters of recommendation or commendations from attachment employers.....
  better still if u got take part in competition and got win something....
  not sure if they take CCA into consideration but better to have lah......