Ha ha ha...... not a soccer formation, personally, I like to field 4-4-2 in FM........

Put it this way, say a student is comfortable to have predicted scores 38-42 by the end of Yr 1. He can take 2 programs at the high side or even slightly better than his predicted scores. The other 4 programs are within the range, the last 2 may be at the low side or even lower than 38.

Predicted score
for interview

HKU Medicine 40+ (excl bonus point)
CUHK Medicine 40+ (excl bonus point)

Cambridge Medicine 42+
LSE Economics/Politics 38+
HKU BBA (Law) 38+
CUHK QF 38+

HKUST BBA 36+
HKU Medical Engg 35+

The quoted predicted scores are just for illustration purpose. After HKDSE, the predicted scores in non-JUPAS may be scaled down a bit.

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What figures you mean? HKCEE, HKALE.......?

The first batch graduates of IBDP from DBS will be in 2012, for SPCC will be in 2013.

I prefer to quote this two DSS schools becasue they are local school with both NSS and IBDP streams. Shoeshine prefers to quote IS which he/she more familar with. Even not apple to apple comparisons, but provide better pictures for all parents are great.

I don't want unnecessary arguement between LS vs IS; CMI vs EMI; NSS vs IBDP, JUPAS vd non-JUPAS ........ Different family has different consideration, here is a platform to collect more useful info, validate them as much as you can and draw your informed decision for your kids........

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I see.

DBS - 20+/120 EAS; 80/120 JUPAS; 20-/120 Overseas or sub-degree.

I don't know the figures of SPCC, I can ask my friendsabout this.

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I guess SPCC may be better than DBS.....

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