Disclaimer:
This webpage consolidates information for easy reference and is not applicable to students taking SEC examinations from 2027 and onwards.
In case of discrepancies, please refer to official MOE and respective educational institution websites for accurate and up-to-date information.
N-level Results
Form N
Form N should contain a list of course codes, which are the options you are eligible for.
Eligibility does not guarantee placement. As such, please do the following to estimate your chances for the different options:
Refer to the last aggregate score of the courses from previous intake, as a guide on the score range of students posted
Use the N-level Calculator in the next section to estimate your score
If Form N indicates "As you have a confirmed ITE EAE offer, you are not eligible to participate under the Joint Intake Exercise...", then
Congratulations! Your offer is confirmed.
ITE will contact you on registration and enrolment soon.
If Form N shows a list of course codes for JIEN (3-year Higher Nitec), then
unfortunately, it means your ITE EAE offer has been revoked, because you did not meet the entry requirements.
Please proceed to participate in the Joint Intake Exercise (JIE)
Eligibility does not guarantee placement. As such, please do the following to estimate your chances for the different courses:
Refer to the last aggregate score of the courses from previous intake, as a guide on the score range of students posted
Use the N-level Calculator in the next section to estimate your score
As eligibility does not guarantee placement, and posting is by merit, please use the N-level Calculator to calculate your aggregate score, for a better estimate of your chances, before proceeding with any application
For application to ITE courses, log in using your Singpass.
Please visit www.singpass.gov.sg for information on Singpass application and password reset
For further assistance: Singpass FAQ page (go.gov.sg/singpass-faq) |Singpass helpdesk +65 6335 3533 or support@singpass.gov.sg
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MySkillsFuture Student Portal (Secondary): go.gov.sg/mysfsec
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The ITE Progression Award (IPA) supports all Singaporean ITE graduates aged 30 and below who pursue a diploma qualification issued by an MOE-funded institution from 2024, or a diploma qualification awarded under the Singapore Workforce Skills Qualification (WSQ)
All qualifying Singaporeans will only be eligible for the IPA once
Visit www.moe.gov.sg/financial-matters/awards-scholarships/ite-progression-award-ipa for more information
Application Period: 18 Dec 2025 to 22 Dec 2025 5pm
Visit www.ite.edu.sg/secondary-school-students/admissions/entry-qualifications/gce-n-level/for-gce-n-and-gce-o-students-jie-n/ to access the following:
Application Schedule
Courses offered, and
Minimum Entry Requirements
Previous Year ITE Aggregate Points and
Compute your ITE Aggregate Points
Step-by-step Application Guide
Step-by-step Appeal Guide
Step-by-step Acceptance Guide on how to complete course acceptance process - ACCEPT the course offered to you, before appealing!
Guide to Complete your Registration
Higher Nitec students with GPA 3.5 & above are guaranteed admission to polytechnics from Intake 2027
Application Period: 18 Dec 2025 to 22 Dec 2025 5pm
Visit www.ite.edu.sg/secondary-school-students/admissions/entry-qualifications/gce-n-level/for-gce-n-students-jie-h/ to access the following:
Application Schedule
Courses offered, and
Minimum Entry Requirements
Previous year net ELMAB3 aggregate score and
Compute your ITE Aggregate Points
Step-by-step Application Guide for details on application process
Step-by-step Appeal Guide for details on appeal process
Step-by-step Acceptance Guide for details on how to complete course acceptance process
Guide to Complete your Registration
You may submit separate applications concurrently
2-year Higher Nitec courses under the DPP JIE 'H' and
3-year Higher Nitec courses under the JIE 'N'
However, if you are offered a course for DPP, you will not be offered a 3-year Higher Nitec course.
Note: Upon completion of DPP, students may apply for related non-mapped polytechnic diploma courses if they prefer, but the guarantee of a place under the DPP (for those who attain the required raw qualifying GPA) does not extend to these non-mapped courses.
1-year programme that aims to prepare students for progression into the relevant NAFA Diploma programme
Conducted over 3 academic trimesters
Students are given provisional places in diploma programmes if they pass all modules in the NFP
For more information on NFP, visit NFP webpage
Application commences on Friday, 19 December
Apply for NFP: https://www.nafa.edu.sg/admissions/foundation-admissions
NFP Info Day (Friday, 19 December 2.30pm): https://www.nafa.edu.sg/nfp/nfpinfoday2025
NAFA programmes: https://www.nafa.edu.sg/schools-and-programmes
From Academic Year (AY) 2026 intake, restructured to a cluster-based programme i.e. gain admission to the PFP in 3 broad clusters:
Sciences
Humanities, Art, Media and Business (HAMB)
Design, Engineering and Technology (DET)
NYP and TP offer as two sub-clusters: (i) Design and (ii) Engineering & Technology
Diploma-specific admission will continue for selected specialised courses e.g.
Nursing (NP and NYP)
Early Childhood Development & Education course (NP and TP)
Tamil Studies with Early Education course (NP)
After passing the PFP year, students will be posted to a specific polytechnic Year 1 course within the cluster or sub-cluster, based on course choice and PFP results (merit).
PFP application will begin after the release of O-level results in January. For more information on PFP, please visit
PFP Clusters / Courses including admission aggregate range for the clusters / courses
PFP Application, step-by-step Guide & Progression to Diploma (additional
Eligibility does not guarantee placement
It is important to
refer to the aggregate range for previous admissions
compare it with your own aggregate, and
gauge your chances of admissions to your chosen options
You can proceed to apply for ITE in December, upon N-level results release, and attend lessons in ITE in January 2026, should your application be successful
Your FTs will contact you if you are eligible for PFP, to collect the PFP eligibility form (Form P), after the release of the GCE O-Level results in January 2026
If you decide to apply for and accepts your PFP offer in January, you will need to apply for withdrawal from the DPP course. You can apply for refund of your DPP enrolment fees, subject to ITE’s approval.
Springfield Secondary ECG Counsellor: for.edu.sg/sfss-result-release-ecg
ECG Centre (If unable to find suitable slots from above): go.gov.sg/ecg-centre-support
ITE ECG Coaches (to find out more about ITE courses): Click Here
NOTE:
When attending any of the above sessions, please bring along BOTH your results slip and Form N
