Why did we not receive an eligible school list although my child sat for the School Placement Exercise for Returning Singaporeans - Junior Colleges/Millennia Institute (SPERS-JC/MI) tests?
The SPERS-JC/MI tests are used to determine the ability of applicants to cope with the rigour of the JC curriculum and for admission to JC/MI. Similar to local O-level candidates, not every candidate who takes the SPERS-JC/MI would be found suitable, and such unsuccessful applicants would not be given an eligible school list.
This information is sourced from MOE
Related questions
Why are results of the Eligibility Phase for the School Placement Exercise for Returning Singaporeans – Junior Colleges/Millennia Institute (SPERS-JC/MI) in the form of a list of schools that a Returning Singaporean is eligible for?
Will the School Placement Exercise for Returning Singaporeans - Junior Colleges/Millennia Institute (SPERS-JC/MI) tests take into account Returning Singaporeans who are educated in different education systems overseas?
If the initial School Placement Exercise for Returning Singaporeans - Junior Colleges/Millennia Institute (SPERS-JC/MI) application is rejected (for e.g. due to unsuccessful payment) and another application cannot be submitted in time, is the applicant still allowed to take the SPERS-JC/MI test?
Why is sitting for the centralised tests required for admission via School Placement Exercise for Returning Singaporeans – Junior Colleges/Millennia Institute (SPERS-JC/MI)?
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