This is how the PSLE scores will be calculated from 2021.
Primary 6 students sitting for the national exam in 2021 will not be receiving an aggregate “T-score”.
Instead, the marks they receive for each exam will fall into a range of eight bands, and the corresponding points added up, similar to the GCE ‘O’-Levels grading.
The best possible score is 4 points, and the worst is 32.
The current Primary One cohort will be the first to sit for exams under this new system.
Commenting on the changes, Acting Minister for Education (Schools) Ng Chee Meng said the new scoring system is intended to ease the pressure students face in competing against the performance of their peers.
And these are the placement outcomes under the new PSLE scoring system.
"Going forward, MOE will be engaging parents and students so that they better understand this new system and we will take the next few months to work with educators and schools to go through (the changes)," said Mr Ng.
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