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Posted: **Fri Jul 09, 2010 1:19 pm**

My DD schoold computed L1R4 in addtion to L1R5 for Sec1 Mid year result. What is purpose of computing L1R4?

Posted: **Sun Jul 11, 2010 1:51 pm**

L1R4 is for entry to polytechnics, sometimes referred to as L1R2B2. R2- relevant 2 subjects, B2-best 2 subjects.

Posted: **Mon Jul 12, 2010 1:20 pm**

mathsparks wrote:L1R4 is for entry to polytechnics, sometimes referred to as L1R2B2. R2- relevant 2 subjects, B2-best 2 subjects.

Thank you for insight. Poly is very good option as my DD very clear to take Humanities ( Doesn't like Maths & Science) , so no point going to JC which is mainly for Science students

Posted: **Tue Jul 13, 2010 6:34 pm**

DadOfGirl wrote:
mathsparks wrote:L1R4 is for entry to polytechnics, sometimes referred to as L1R2B2. R2- relevant 2 subjects, B2-best 2 subjects.
Thank you for insight. Poly is very good option as my DD very clear to take Humanities ( Doesn't like Maths & Science) , so no point going to JC which is mainly for Science students

There's a arts stream, if you have failed to notice.

Posted: **Tue Jul 13, 2010 9:23 pm**

DadOfGirl wrote:
mathsparks wrote:L1R4 is for entry to polytechnics, sometimes referred to as L1R2B2. R2- relevant 2 subjects, B2-best 2 subjects.
Thank you for insight. Poly is very good option as my DD very clear to take Humanities ( Doesn't like Maths & Science) , so no point going to JC which is mainly for Science students

It's good to get her to take a look at the different courses and content of the courses being offered at the moment.

From what I remember, there are not many humanities-related courses at Poly level. It might be better to go to JC (Arts).

Posted: **Fri Jul 16, 2010 10:03 am**

mrswongtuition wrote:
DadOfGirl wrote:
mathsparks wrote:L1R4 is for entry to polytechnics, sometimes referred to as L1R2B2. R2- relevant 2 subjects, B2-best 2 subjects.
Thank you for insight. Poly is very good option as my DD very clear to take Humanities ( Doesn't like Maths & Science) , so no point going to JC which is mainly for Science students
It's good to get her to take a look at the different courses and content of the courses being offered at the moment.

From what I remember, there are not many humanities-related courses at Poly level. It might be better to go to JC (Arts).

Thank you for info. There is Entry Cut -off for JC in one of the thread... JC arts is lower than JC -science... is it correct understanding?

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L1R4 calculated for SA1 Result

L1R4 calculated for SA1 Result