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2010 Private Candidate Registration for GCE ‘N’, ‘O’, ‘A’ Levels
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Official: Release of 2009 GCE O-Level Examination Results on 11 January 2010
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School candidates may collect their results from their schools at 2.00 pm on 11 January 2010. Private candidates will be informed of their results by post. They may also access their results through the Singapore Examinations and Assessment Board website from 2.00 pm on 11 January 2010.
More details here: http://www.moe.gov.sg/media/press/2010/01/o-level-results-jae-jpsae-2010.php
All the best!
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Private Candidate: Which Math Syllabus To Retake?
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For the new syllabus:
- Calculators are allowed for both Paper 1 and 2
- There is formulae sheet provided for the new syllabus as well.
- There isn’t anymore Transformations, Loci, part of vectors is also streamlined.
- There is added new component like in Statistics the Box-Whisker diagram, stem and leaf plot, dot diagrams, calculation of Standard deviation, Matrices, Arc length of circle, area of sector
Advantages of new syllabus:
- You can easily get hold of the latest textbooks as almost every school is adopting the new syllabus.
- Calculators and formula sheet are provided so rote memorization is minisized.
- You do not have to deal with visual topics like transformations, loci, part of vectors.
- If you do not do well in the retake, you can still continue with the new syllbus.
Advantages of old syllabus:
- Those are the things which you have learnt it previously and might have a little recollection so relearning is easier and faster.
- You can refer to the TYS for reference questions, after all the old syllabus has been around for quite long.
- No calculator for Paper 1 so the questions are testing on basic understanding of concepts
Important Points:
- Registration for private candidates start early in the year (Feb-Mar)
- Start preparation early and be consistent
- Preparation for E-Math involves Sec 1 – 4 syllabus.













