Where can I find the previous year's Primary School Leaving Examination (PSLE) cut-off points (COP) of schools?
You can find the previous year’s COP of the schools from SchoolFinder.
Meeting the previous year’s COP of a school does not guarantee admission. The PSLE score ranges currently listed in the SchoolFinder serve only as a reference as these were based on the PSLE scores and school choice patterns of the P6 cohort of 2023.
Actual schools’ COPs of the 2024 Primary 6 cohort are determined by actual school choices and reflect the score of the last student(s) admitted into each school. The actual COP of a school is known only after the conclusion of the 2024 S1 Posting process. The PSLE score of the last student admitted through Posting Group 1, 2 and 3 will form the COPs for the respective Posting Groups offered by the school.
Besides the COPs, you are encouraged to consider factors such as the schools’ distinctive programmes, location, ethos and cultures, to choose schools that would best fit the educational needs of your child.
You can refer to these FAQs for more information on COP.
Learn more on how to choose a suitable school for your child.
This information is sourced from MOE
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