can you go jc if you take poa ?
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Originally posted by Yangsilun95:
I mean not taking any other subjects like amath pure bio pure chem pure phy
just the compulsory subjects like hcl , eng and e math
sub2 : combine bio and chem
sub3 : poa
sub4 : ss + chinese literature
sub5 : Art
Regardless what subjects u took in O's, as long as u do well enough to qualify for JC, u can get into JC however ur subject choices is limited by what u took in O's. For ur case, its unlikely for u to be able to enter the science stream in JC.
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Originally posted by dkcx:
Regardless what subjects u took in O's, as long as u do well enough to qualify for JC, u can get into JC however ur subject choices is limited by what u took in O's. For ur case, its unlikely for u to be able to enter the science stream in JC.
dkcx, i didn't learn a maths in sec life. They will teach in JC right ?
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fuck you la... a maths learn in jc...
na bei sec school already learn...
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Originally posted by ƒlame:
dkcx, i didn't learn a maths in sec life. They will teach in JC right ?
Nope. Only certain JCs provide a bridging course but that is very brief and not really enough to help u understand everything without ALOT of effort on ur part.
Without A maths, u will not be able to do H2 maths in JC and restricted to only H1 maths.
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Originally posted by dkcx:
Nope. Only certain JCs provide a bridging course but that is very brief and not really enough to help u understand everything without ALOT of effort on ur part.
Without A maths, u will not be able to do H2 maths in JC and restricted to only H1 maths.
What does that means to my future ?
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Originally posted by MaNyZeR:
fuck you la... a maths learn in jc...
na bei sec school already learn...
fuck you back retard, you cock eye cannot see i asking ?
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polytechnic✔
JC✘
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Originally posted by ƒlame:
What does that means to my future ?
It may affect ur choices of degrees in future especially if u want to do a science/engineering degree and is of little concern if u intend to do anything in the arts, social science etc fields.
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Originally posted by dkcx:
It may affect ur choices of degrees in future especially if u want to do a science/engineering degree and is of little concern if u intend to do anything in the arts, social science etc fields.
But when I'm in poly/JC, I still have the choice to study A maths ?
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Originally posted by ƒlame:
But when I'm in poly/JC, I still have the choice to study A maths ?
In poly, if u don't have A maths, u will be required to take 1 or 2 extra maths modules more than the rest but ultimately u get a diploma that is the same with everyone else so missing out A maths will not affect u.
If u go JC, taking H1 maths is like taking A maths but u will miss out on the more advanced H2 maths content which is part of the engineering maths u will study even in poly.
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Originally posted by dkcx:
In poly, if u don't have A maths, u will be required to take 1 or 2 extra maths modules more than the rest but ultimately u get a diploma that is the same with everyone else so missing out A maths will not affect u.
If u go JC, taking H1 maths is like taking A maths but u will miss out on the more advanced H2 maths content which is part of the engineering maths u will study even in poly.
So if I go to JC, they will stress out everything on A maths for me towards the A lvls ?
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Originally posted by ƒlame:
So if I go to JC, they will stress out everything on A maths for me towards the A lvls ?
I am not a JC student and my peers have all left JC too long ago to know what is there now but H1 maths is similar to A maths only and that will not be sufficient to help u survive uni maths.
Considering even students with H2 maths can have problems when they are doing uni maths, someone with only H1 maths will be worse.
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Originally posted by dkcx:
I am not a JC student and my peers have all left JC too long ago to know what is there now but H1 maths is similar to A maths only and that will not be sufficient to help u survive uni maths.
Considering even students with H2 maths can have problems when they are doing uni maths, someone with only H1 maths will be worse.
What will happen to JC students who take H1 maths ?
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Originally posted by ƒlame:
What will happen to JC students who take H1 maths ?
As i said, either their course choices is limited or else they have a much harder time in uni if they are doing any science or engineering degrees cos they all need a decent level of maths background.
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Originally posted by dkcx:
As i said, either their course choices is limited or else they have a much harder time in uni if they are doing any science or engineering degrees cos they all need a decent level of maths background.
wah tmd. That means I can't do anything to guarantee my future now ?
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Originally posted by ƒlame:
wah tmd. That means I can't do anything to guarantee my future now ?
What do u want to do in future? All the homework forum regulars know that i always promote poly education and in this case as well i will say its better for u esp if u know what u wanna do in future since the maths issue will not be an issue in poly since i had many coursemates in the past without A maths who just went to do an extra maths module in poly and they managed to take and understand all the later maths modules together with those of us who have already done A maths in our O's.
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Originally posted by dkcx:
What do u want to do in future? All the homework forum regulars know that i always promote poly education and in this case as well i will say its better for u esp if u know what u wanna do in future since the maths issue will not be an issue in poly since i had many coursemates in the past without A maths who just went to do an extra maths module in poly and they managed to take and understand all the later maths modules together with those of us who have already done A maths in our O's.
I don't know man, I don't have any interest currently. Just want to get a high education as possible.
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go jc with bridging course.
study am during hols after O.
that could be what u can doooo.
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you can still go to jc but I think the current subjects you take are more inclined towards arts stream.to go jc you just need yr l1r5 to be below 20 after bonus pts.since you took none of the science subjects,it's unlikely that the jc will allow you to take h2 science subjects since o level science is usually a prerequisite.you can still take h1 math too but not h2 math as A math is usually a prerequisite.