Uhh you said on 1:30 that the application are nearly 2000 and 100 students are accepted so doesn't it make the acceptance rate 5% whereas what you've wrote or typed whatever is 0.05%
I dont think it's as difficult in A Levels. I was able to get in in 10th grade, and a lot of my friends who had mostly A's in O Levels got in (one guy got in with a C). There was almost a 50-50 split in the batch that graduated in 2021 of Old Grammarians and New Grammarians who had come in for A levels.
@@hanamapara3365 Thanks for sharing your experience! You're right-admissions for A Levels at KGS can vary depending on factors like the number of available spots, the applicant pool, and the year. While it's true that some students with strong O Level results might get in, the overall competition can still be quite tough. It's also worth noting that KGS tends to look for a mix of academic excellence and other factors, like extracurricular involvement, which might explain why some students with lower grades still make it in. Every admissions cycle can be different, but it's always great to hear personal experiences and perspectives from those who have been through it. Thanks again for chiming in!
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Uhh you said on 1:30 that the application are nearly 2000 and 100 students are accepted so doesn't it make the acceptance rate 5% whereas what you've wrote or typed whatever is 0.05%
wow, you are so smart!
is it same for KGS Alevels?
Yes, it is similar for KGS A Levels! The admissions process can be quite competitive.
I dont think it's as difficult in A Levels. I was able to get in in 10th grade, and a lot of my friends who had mostly A's in O Levels got in (one guy got in with a C). There was almost a 50-50 split in the batch that graduated in 2021 of Old Grammarians and New Grammarians who had come in for A levels.
@@hanamapara3365 Thanks for sharing your experience! You're right-admissions for A Levels at KGS can vary depending on factors like the number of available spots, the applicant pool, and the year. While it's true that some students with strong O Level results might get in, the overall competition can still be quite tough. It's also worth noting that KGS tends to look for a mix of academic excellence and other factors, like extracurricular involvement, which might explain why some students with lower grades still make it in.
Every admissions cycle can be different, but it's always great to hear personal experiences and perspectives from those who have been through it. Thanks again for chiming in!