Students are generally not admitted into Secondary 4 and Pre-University 2 as these are national examination years. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE – Singaporean students who are relocating back to the Republic can apply from July 11 for admission to a secondary school, junior college or Millenia Institute in the 2024 academic year.
Returning Singaporeans are typically not placed at the Secondary 4 or Pre-University 2 levels as these are national examination years, MOE added. Application for this phase will run from Nov 1 to 13, for the test on Dec 6. Applicants in this phase will receive their posting in February 2024 and join the school the same month.
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