A LEVEL Distinction Rate

2017 National
H1 Biology - 23.0% H1 Chemistry - 21.4% H1 CSE - 25.2% H1 Economics - 31.6% H1 ELIT -
32.7% H1 Geography - 27.6% H1 GP - 24.4% H1 History - 25.9% H1 Math - 37.0% H1 Physics
- 22.2% H1 Chinese - 24.8% H1 Malay - 26.0% H1 Tamil - 26.5% H1 GSC - 41.2%

H2 Art - 50.8% H2 Biology - 46.0% H2 Chemistry - 38.9% H2 Chinese- 31.7% H2 CSE - 18.4%
H2 Economics - 42.3% H2 ELIT - 47.7% H2 ELL - 41.1% H2 FMATH - 42.2% H2 Geography -
37.5% H2 History - 44.6% H2 KI - 53.3% H2 Math - 51.2% H2 Malay - 34.8% H2 Music - 44.0%
H2 Physics - 41.3% H2 TSD - 38.5%

H1 general paper(2016 statistics)-22.2%

Raffles

2018 Batch

Additionally, 750 (63%) students offering four H2 subjects scored distinctions in at

least three H2 subjects, while 619 (52%) students scored at least four H2 distinctions.
Overall, the batch of 2018 had 536 (45%) students attaining at least 6 Distinctions,
286 (24%) students attaining at least 7 Distinctions, 78 (7%) students attaining at
least 8 Distinctions, and 6 (0.5%) students attaining 9 Distinctions.

The batch outdid themselves in Mathematics, Chemistry, Biology, Physics, History,

Geography, and Knowledge and Inquiry as well, with 7 in 10 achieving distinction.
Economics saw a marginal decrease from last year, with a distinction rate of 6 in 10.

The cohort’s exceptional showings also manifested in the UAS tally: 368 students
(30.9%) achieved a perfect University Admission Score (UAS), while the mean UAS
remained high at 84.5 out of 90.

2017 batch

741 students (63.2%) received distinctions in 3 of their H2 subjects, and 543 (46.3%)
received 4 H2 distinctions. 204 students (17.4%) achieved distinctions in all of their subjects,
including H3s.
Adding to the cohort’s excellent showing, 344 students (29.3%) achieved a perfect University
Admission Score (UAS) of 90, up from 27.4% last year. The mean UAS remained high at 85
out of 90.

The batch of 2017 also performed well in Biology, Chemistry, Economics, Geography,
Literature and Physics, with 7 in 10 achieving distinctions in these subjects. Finally,
the cohort sustained RI’s showing in General Paper, with 50% of candidates receiving
distinctions.
VJC

2017

ith the college’s mean rank points being 83.7

DHS

A total of 388 Dunmanians sat for the Examinations in 2017, and they have done
themselves and the school proud with their hard work and achievements!

Almost 50% (192 Dunmanians) scored at least 3 H2 Distinctions, with 125

attaining at least 6 Distinctions, 55 scoring at least 7 Distinctions, 7 achieving 8
Distinctions and 2 achieving 9 Distinctions.