O-level results out on Jan 12: What students and parents need to know

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To access the portal, students can use their Singpass account while international students will receive a system-generated username via email from Jan 7.Those who are unable to collect their results in person should inform their schools. They can instead appoint a proxy to collect a physical copy of their results on their behalf.

Those who are eligible for Singpass can also use their Singpass account to obtain their results online via the SEAB’s Candidates Portal. Private candidates who are non-Singpass holders will instead receive their system-generated username via email, said MOE and SEAB.Students who want to apply for admission to junior colleges, Millennia Institute, polytechnics and the Institute of Technical Education can do so using their GCE O-level examination results.

MOE and SEAB strongly encourage applicants to use the JAE worksheet that is provided in either Form A or theMore about admissions that students and their parents should knowThe JAE posting results will be released on Feb 4 through SMS and the JAE Internet System. Applicants posted to the junior colleges and Millenia Institute are to report to their respective posted schools on Feb 7.

The authorities note that these students will not be eligible to participate in the JAE. However, those who do not meet the eligibility criteria can then take part in the JAE.Early Admissions Exercise For Polytechnics And ITE

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