We have updated our best secondary school ranking list based on the 2022 intake (which is the 2021 PSLE cohort). This is also the first time that actual achievement level scores are used in the ranking. Our last year’s ranking list was based on indicative AL scores. When ranking the schools, we use their PSLE cut-off scores, along with their last known T-Score cut-offs. If 2 schools have the same achievement level cut-off score (or cut-off point), we further rank them by the lowest AL score they accept, then by their previous year’s indicative AL cut-off, and finally by their last known PSLE T-score cut-off points (for 2020 intake). Note that in the new Achievement Level (AL) system, the lower the overall score, the better. In our ranking list below, schools offering 6-year programmes, i.e. Integrated Programme (IP) and International Baccalaureate (IB), are highlighted in bold. Schools under the Special Assistance Plan (SAP) are also indicated. To get into SAP secondary schools,...