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Explore your education and career pathways with the N-Level Aggregate Calculator. Simply enter your subject grades to see how they impact your eligibility for options like the O-Level track, Polytechnic Foundation Programme (PFP), and more — empowering you to plan your next steps with clarity and confidence.
N-Level - Conversion Tables
N-Level - Conversion Tables
As students progress through secondary school, their grades in N(T)-Level, N(A)-Level, and O-Level examinations determine the pathways available to them. Understanding how these grades convert across levels helps students assess their eligibility for further education, such as Polytechnic Foundation Programme (PFP), Direct-Entry Scheme to Polytechnic Programme (DPP), or progression to O-Level studies.
These tables provide comparisons of how grades from N(T)-Level, N(A)-Level, and O-Level correspond to one another. It helps students gauge their academic standing when considering subject upgrades or transitions between streams/levels.
N-Level - DPP Eligibility Criteria
N-Level - DPP Eligibility Criteria
The Direct-Entry Scheme to Polytechnic Programme (DPP) is a route that allows N(A)-Level students to enter a Higher Nitec course at the Institute of Technical Education (ITE), with a guaranteed pathway to polytechnic.
This table outlines the minimum grade requirements for DPP, helping students determine whether they qualify for this pathway.
N-Level - PFP Eligibility Criteria
N-Level - PFP Eligibility Criteria
The Polytechnic Foundation Programme (PFP) is a one-year programme for top-performing N(A)-Level students, allowing them to enter polytechnic without taking O-Levels.
Starting from the 2026 intake, students will be admitted to the PFP in 3 Broad Clusters
Sciences
Humanities, Art, Media and Business
Design, Engineering and Technology (Note: NYP and TP offer as two Sub-Clusters: (i) Design and (ii) Engineering & Technology)
Diploma-specific admission will continue for selected specialized courses:
Nursing (NP and NYP)
Early Childhood Development & Education course (NP and TP)
Tamil Studies with Early Education course (NP)
Note: Students applying to the Tamil Studies with Early Education must also obtain one of the following scores:
Grade B4 for O-Level Higher Tamil Language
Grade B3 for O-Level Tamil Language
Grade 1 for N(A)-Level Tamil Language
Courses with additional requirements for Polytechnic Year 1
There are additional grade, interview or test requirements to progress to selected courses within each cluster:
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