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Compulsory Subjects
Compulsory Subjects
Subject 1- English Language
Subject 2 - Mother Tongue Language or Higher Mother Tongue
Subject 3 - Mathematics
Subject 4 - [Social Studies + History] (SSH) or [Social Studies + Geography] (SSG)
Subject 5 - Pure Chemistry (only Option A) or Science (Chemistry, Biology) or Science (Physics, Chemistry)
Elective Subjects
Elective Subjects
Option A - 7 Subjects (Pure Sciences)
Subject 6 - Additional Mathematics
Subject 7 - Pure Biology or Pure Physics
Pre-requisite Criteria:
Pure Sciences: min 70% for Science (overall)
Additional Mathematics: min 65% for Mathematics (overall)
Post-Secondary Progression:
Option B - 7 subjects (Electives with A Maths)
Subject 6 - Additional Mathematics
Subject 7* - Geography or Literature or History or Art or Design & Technology (D&T) or Nutrition & Food Science (NFS) or Principles of Accounts (POA)
Pre-requisite Criteria:
Additional Mathematics: min 65% for Mathematics (overall)
Geography: min 65% for Geography (overall)
Literature: min 65% Literature (overall)
History: min 65% for History (overall)
*SSG and Geography cannot be offered together. SSH and History cannot be offered together.
Post-Secondary Progression:
Option C - 7 subjects (Electives with POA)
Subject 6 - Principles of Accounts (POA)
Subject 7* - Geography or Literature or History or Art or Design & Technology (D&T) or Nutrition & Food Science (NFS)
Pre-requisite Criteria:
Geography: min 65% for Geography (overall)
Literature: min 65% Literature (overall)
History: min 65% for History (overall)
*SSG and Geography cannot be offered together. SSH and History cannot be offered together.
Post-Secondary Progression:
Option D - 6 subjects (Students who failed two or more core subjects at Sec 2 can only take this option)
Subject 6 - Geography or Literature or History or Principles of Accounts (POA) or Art or Design & Technology (D&T) or Nutrition & Food Science (NFS)
Pre-requisite Criteria:
NIL
Post-Secondary Progression:
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