If my child exceeds the required score for the relevant Cambridge English Qualifications (CEQ) test, will he/ she get a better school posting?
The required score for the relevant Cambridge English Qualifications (CEQ) test is a minimum requirement, and therefore it is necessary for all applicants to meet or exceed the score for the test relevant to the level they are applying for admission to. Passing the CEQ test does not guarantee admission and your child would still need to pass the AEIS-Primary Mathematics test held in Singapore.
MOE will take into consideration applicants’ results from both the CEQ test and the AEIS-Primary Mathematics test, as well as the available vacancies in school, to offer your child a place in our schools.
This information is sourced from MOE
Related questions
My child registered for the Cambridge English Qualifications (CEQ) test in July/ January but I may not be able to get their results before the registration for the Admissions Exercise for International Students (AEIS)/ Supplementary-AEIS (S-AEIS) closes. Can I register for the AEIS/ S-AEIS test since my child took the CEQ in July/ January?
Is the Cambridge English Qualifications (CEQ) the only test which is accepted before applying to take the AEIS-Primary? Why did MOE choose this test?
When should my child sit for the Cambridge English Qualifications (CEQ) test in order to meet the application period for the Admissions Exercise for International Students (AEIS)/ Supplementary-AEIS (S-AEIS)?
Why do I have to take and pass the Cambridge English Qualifications (CEQ) test within the 12 months preceding my Admissions Exercise for International Students (AEIS) application date?
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