Will I still be admitted to St Patrick’s School if my DSA application is successful but my PSLE score does not meet St Patrick’s PSLE aggregate cut-off under the MOE’s central posting exercise?

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Yes, a successful DSA offer will assure admission to the school. Students given a Confirmed Offer will be admitted to the secondary school if they opted for it during the school preference submission period. They must also achieve a Primary School Leaving Examination score that qualifies them for the Posting Group offered by the school.

Will I still be admitted to St Patrick’s School if my DSA application is successful but my PSLE score does not meet St Patrick’s PSLE aggregate cut-off under the MOE’s central posting exercise?

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