All PSLE cut-off points / Pasir Ris Secondary School
Pasir Ris Secondary School
Indicative Achievement Level cut-off points for the 2026 Secondary 1 intake, based on the 2025 PSLE. A lower AL score is better.
Cut-off points
Posting Group 3 (PG3, formerly Express)
- Open
- 17
- Range: 11-17
Posting Group 2 (PG2, formerly Normal Academic)
- Open
- 23
- Range: 21-23
Posting Group 1 (PG1, formerly Normal Technical)
- Open
- 27
- Range: 25-27
What these numbers mean
The cut-off point is the PSLE Score of the last student admitted to that track the year it was recorded. “Open” is the figure for a student applying without any priority; some schools also give priority to “affiliated” applicants, usually students from a linked primary school, who can be admitted with a higher (weaker) score. A range shown next to a cut-off point is the spread between the best and weakest score actually admitted that year. A “tie-break applied” note means multiple students shared the cut-off score and were separated by MOE's tie-break rules (such as citizenship or choice order), not by academic merit alone.
Cut-off points move every year with how many students apply and how they score. Treat last year's figures as a guide to how competitive a school tends to be, not a guarantee for this year.
Other schools in Tampines
- Temasek Junior College Secondary
- Ngee Ann Secondary School
- Dunman Secondary School
- St Hildas Secondary School
Where would your child's score land?
Work out a real PSLE Score first, then compare it against the cut-off points above.
LearnLah is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Ministry of Education, Singapore, or Pasir Ris Secondary School. Indicative AL score ranges for the 2026 Secondary 1 intake (based on 2025 PSLE). Verify current figures on MOE SchoolFinder.