Last Updated: 09 Sep 2024
JAE eligibility
2. Understanding your Form A
If you have taken the 2024 O-Level examinations, you will receive an email on your eligibility to participate in the JAE on the afternoon of the day of O-Level results release.
If you are eligible for JAE, the same email will include Form A, which comprises the following sections:
Subjects and grades used in computing your aggregate scores
You will find your O-Level examination results used to compute the aggregate scores. Your CCA grade will also be indicated here:
Aggregate scores for JC, MI, polytechnic and ITE
These are the gross aggregate scores, excluding bonus points:
Learn how to compute the scores for the aggregate types of:
Eligible courses to apply for
These are courses where you met the admissions criteria to apply. However, a place in the course is not guaranteed as posting is based on merit (net aggregate score, i.e. minus bonus points), choices, and vacancies.
JC and MI courses
If you met the admission criteria for JC and MI, your Form A will state that you are eligible to apply for all JC and MI courses:
You can use SchoolFinder to learn more about JC and MI, and the net aggregate scores and course codes of the different courses.
Polytechnic courses
Polytechnic courses for which you met the minimum entry requirements are listed here. The course codes begin with C, N, R, S or T, representing specific polytechnics, followed by two numbers:
ITE courses
ITE courses for which you met the minimum entry requirements are listed here. The course codes start with V, followed by two numbers:
You can use the course code tool to interpret the polytechnic and ITE course codes on your Form A.