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What is grade mapping?

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Grade mapping is currently in place and is only used to compute aggregate scores using grades of subjects taken at more demanding levels for purposes of post-secondary progression, e.g. polytechnic and ITE admissions:

a.      ELMAB3: G3 subjects will be mapped to G2 to compute aggregate score for admission to Year 2 of Higher Nitec (HN) and Polytechnic Foundation Programme (PFP); and

b.      ELR2B2: From the 2028 intake, one G2 subject can be counted as one of the [B] subjects. Students who offer both [B] subjects at G3 will have their grade for the [B] subject with a lower grade mapped from G3 to G2 for admission to Polytechnic Year 1.

 

Grade for G3 subject

Mapped to G2

A1 – B3

1

B4 – C6

2

D7

3

E8

4

9

5

 

6

 

Grade for G2 subject

Mapped to G1

1 - 3

A

4

B

5

C

6

D

 

E

Topics:

Secondary Education Certificate (SEC)Downward Grade Mapping

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