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?

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Interested Returning Singaporeans are strongly encouraged to apply early for the SPERS-JC/MI tests. Late applications will be considered on a case-by-case basis.

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?

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