All About Singapore Birth Rates
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Year of the Snake is a yawn.sweetbaby wrote:How about year of the snake? As popular as Dragon?
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Even so, the “hot” schools will still be crazily oversubscribed. That statistic never changes.floppy wrote:Year of the Snake is a yawn.sweetbaby wrote:How about year of the snake? As popular as Dragon?
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Let me share on the Citizen birth rates:
Horse year 2014 was 33.2k and SG50 Goat year was 33.7k and thereafter 2016 Monkey year was 33.1k (source from Dept of Statistics and ICA).
As such, 2014 to 2016 primary school registration (2020 to 2022) will likely see fierce competition like Dragon Year 2012 (which recorded 33.2k citizen births).
Going by Dragon year registration statistics in 2018, I believe 2020 to 2022 registration will be largely similar (with 2021 SG50 batch seeing alittle more intense "fights").
I didn't research into gender birth rate except for 2015 SG50 one (as my DD is SG50 girl), which I painstakingly calculated roughly 20k FEMALE vs 13.7k MALE citizen births. This means GIRL schools will be HOT next year 2021 registration.
The above does not take into account new citizens.
Hope the above helps.
Horse year 2014 was 33.2k and SG50 Goat year was 33.7k and thereafter 2016 Monkey year was 33.1k (source from Dept of Statistics and ICA).
As such, 2014 to 2016 primary school registration (2020 to 2022) will likely see fierce competition like Dragon Year 2012 (which recorded 33.2k citizen births).
Going by Dragon year registration statistics in 2018, I believe 2020 to 2022 registration will be largely similar (with 2021 SG50 batch seeing alittle more intense "fights").
I didn't research into gender birth rate except for 2015 SG50 one (as my DD is SG50 girl), which I painstakingly calculated roughly 20k FEMALE vs 13.7k MALE citizen births. This means GIRL schools will be HOT next year 2021 registration.
The above does not take into account new citizens.
Hope the above helps.
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https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/si ... s-10523118
Do you all think 2017 babies will have less competition?
even though theres a surge 2014-2015 babies...
https://data.gov.sg/dataset/newborns-by ... e55e59a7a7
Do you all think 2017 babies will have less competition?
even though theres a surge 2014-2015 babies...
https://data.gov.sg/dataset/newborns-by ... e55e59a7a7
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Claire_low
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https://data.gov.sg/dataset/newborns-by ... e55e59a7a7
Hi all, I see more boys born than girls in 2015
Hi all, I see more boys born than girls in 2015
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Claire_low
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and if u look through the link above, you will realise that more boys are born than girls EVERY YEAR hahaha
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May I know how do you calculate the gender birth rate?Aztac wrote: ↑Tue Mar 10, 2020 2:32 pmLet me share on the Citizen birth rates:
Horse year 2014 was 33.2k and SG50 Goat year was 33.7k and thereafter 2016 Monkey year was 33.1k (source from Dept of Statistics and ICA).
As such, 2014 to 2016 primary school registration (2020 to 2022) will likely see fierce competition like Dragon Year 2012 (which recorded 33.2k citizen births).
Going by Dragon year registration statistics in 2018, I believe 2020 to 2022 registration will be largely similar (with 2021 SG50 batch seeing alittle more intense "fights").
I didn't research into gender birth rate except for 2015 SG50 one (as my DD is SG50 girl), which I painstakingly calculated roughly 20k FEMALE vs 13.7k MALE citizen births. This means GIRL schools will be HOT next year 2021 registration.
The above does not take into account new citizens.
Hope the above helps.
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