中學文憑試3成7考生獲高等院校入學資格

JustAParent

首 屆 中 學 文 憑 試 明 日 放 榜 ， 考 評 局 公 布 考 生 整 體 成 績 ， 約 7 萬 名 日 校 考 生 中 ， 2 萬 6 千 多 人 即 3 成 7 考 獲 高 等 院 校 入 學 資 格 。

考 評 局 表 示 ， 83 人 獲 5 科 5** 成 績 ， 707 人 獲 5 科 5* 或 以 上 。 4 個 核 心 科 目 中 ， 9 成 考 生 通 識 科 考 獲 2 級 或 以 上 ， 考 獲 5** 的 佔 百 分 之 0.8 ， 中 文 科 有 近 5 成 人 獲 3 級 或 以 上 ， 百 分 之 0.8 考 獲 5** 級 。 至 於 英 文 科 5** 級 的 同 樣 佔 百 分 之 0.8 ， 3 級 以 上 的 佔 約 5 成 。 數 學 必 修 部 分 ， 就 有 8 成 考 生 考 獲 2 級 或 以 上 水 平 。 考 生 的 中 、 英 文 最 少 要 考 獲 3 級 ， 數 學 及 通 識 最 少 要 考 獲 2 級 ， 才 符 合 報 讀 資 助 大 學 學 位 資 格 。

Shootastar

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WYmom

Thank you for your clarification.

Now I get your point. You are saying that because there are screening amongst the HKCEE students before they are allowed to proceed with IB or AL so the percentage of "7" or "6" should be higher than the percentage of "5+" because there is no screening. Your point is valid.

But in any event, according to the UCAS tariff, "5*" o HKDSE is equivalent to "7" in a higher level subject in IB and "5" in HKDSE is equivalent to "6" in a higher leel subject in IB.

eschung

5 x 4  may not get into the big three because those who get an average of 4 for 5 subjects should be more than 20,000.  The figure of 12392 is only  those who have 4 on each  subjects.  There could  be lots of combinations such as 33554.  

WYmom

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You don't understand my meaning, I am saying that all HK secondary students have to take HKDSE, the nos. are far more than the nos. of HK students taking IBD or AL, as now 6 years of secondary studies is compulsory.  In the past, a lot of students will quit after HKCEE (F.5), now all of them have to finish F.6.  There are of course still a % of DSE students very capable.
For non-DSE students, a lot of them finish GCSE and then may quit, and also certain % students will continue to take IBD or AL.  So the % of DSE students getting 5 or so cannot be compared directly to % of IBD students getting 6.

Shootastar

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I do not quite agree with you that local DSE students are not capable of handling colleges but IB or AL students are more capable.

Many DSE students who will study in UK this year rely on their scores of the HKDSE. At least 2 of my daughter's old classmates are admitted to one of the top 5 UK law school based on the scores released today. Another one goes to an Ivy of USA who studies in the top top top DSS girl school in Kowloon. In the latter case, she has to take SAT.

Shootastar

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WYMom

Herewith the link to UCAS for your easy reference.

http://www.ucas.com/students/ucas_tariff/tarifftables/

Shootastar

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"5" in DSE is not equivalent to "7" in IB. "5*" is equivalent to "7" in IB according to the experts of UCAS who studied the local new system for many years.

I render below the UCAS point for IB as well as UCAS for HKDSE for you reference. The comparison and the allocation of UCAS to each score are determined the education experts which I think should be reliable and trustworthy.



International Baccalaureate (IB) Certificate

Higher Level		Standard Level		Core requirements*
Grade	Tariff points	Grade	Tariff points	Grade	Tariff points
7	130	7	70	3	120
6	110	6	59	2	80
5	80	5	43	1	40
4	50	4	27	0	10
3	20	3	11

*Students who register for an IB Diploma but do not successfully complete all elements can achieve Tariff points from their achievement in individual Certificates and the Core requirements of the Diploma curriculum (extended essay, theory of knowledge (TOK) and creativity, action, service (CAS).
Students who register for individual IB Certificates, rather than the IB Diploma, cannot collect Tariff points from the Core.


Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education*

Grade	Tariff points
	All subjects except Mathematics	Mathematics compulsory component	Mathematics optional components
5**	No value pending receipt of candidate evidence (post 2012)
5*	130	60	70
5	120	45	60
4	80	35	50
3	40	25	40

*Tariff points are available for the Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education for entry into higher education from 2012 onwards.

Shootastar

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Thank you for pointing out my mistake.

The percentage for 6 and 7 in total should be about 15% to 20%, not 7 only.

WYmom

I think getting a "5" in HKDSE is definitely not equal to "7" in IBD.  It seems to be equal to a "C" in Alevel, not sure its equivalent to IBD, maybe equal to "5.5" in IBD?
The % of HKDSE students in all grades cannot be compared to IBD or ALevel as the students from HKDSE are in fact all the local secondary students while the students taking IBD or AL are more so-called "post-secondary students" who are more capable to enter universities.  In the past, majority of local secondary students graduated at HKCEE and will not study further, only those more capable ones will take HKAL.

Arcana

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agree

slamai

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Your information for IB is not accurate.  For 2011 May exam results, the percentages of "7" for different groups of subjects are as follows:
Group 1    5%
Group 2   11%
Group 3    5%
Group 4    6%
Group 5    8%
Group 6    6%
For English A1 HL, 2% of the candidates got 7.
The above is extracted from the following official bulletin:
http://www.ibo.org/facts/statbulletin/dpstats/documents/Statisticalbulletin_May_2011.pdf

Shootastar 發表於 12-7-20 12:12
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Previously the A grade for each subject was about 3%. In order to boost up the percentage of A (now called 5), HKEAA roughtly gives 10% "5" (instead of A). In order to differentiate the top 5 or 5 at the lower end, they then introcue 5* and 5**. I think it is fair to assess a student's performance by looking at his score from 1 to 5. For me 5* or 5** have no big meaning to me so long as the student achieves a "5".


From any angle of view, the percentage of "5" in DSE (about 10%) is still lower than "7" in IB (which is usually 15% to 20%), or "A*" of AL (which is about 10% to 15%).

Shootastar

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My source of information is from the newspaper. I just checked the webpage of UGC and found that the number of mainland + international students are 10% of the total subsidised spaces.

If I can locate my information on the spaces available to Jupas, I will share the same with you again.

slamai

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Where is your source of information?  According to my understanding, there is no fixed quota for local non-jupas students.

Shootastar

I have to amend the figures after reading more materials during lunch time. Our Universtity Grant Committee (may not be correct in name) has limited the nono-jupas places to 20% of the places available.

There are cases that a particular department would admit more Non-jupas students such as the School of Law of CityU, (which admitted about 40% non-jupas applicants), the other department would admit less than 20% so as to maintain an overall of 20%.

Given the fact that about 10% of the spaces goes to Mainland applicants and international applicants, there are about 10% (1,500 spaces) for non-Jupas applicants.

ANChan59

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Thanks for your detail analysis of the results.

ANChan59

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Thanks so much.

redkoni

ANChan59 發表於 12-7-20 07:57
引用：4444+就差不多。

原帖由 redkoni 於 12-07-19 發表 4444 就差不多。 That's for Big 3, other universities and not so popular program's may need lower grades to secure a seat.

因為第一屆文憑試，五科取得4級或以上：日校考生=12392人 全體考生=12419人

2012年所提供的學額

資助學士學位
教資會資助的八所院校及香港演藝學院會於2012/13學年為新舊學制學生提供合共30,300個學額，當中包括：
三年制學士學位：　15,150 (供舊學制中七)
四年制學士學位：　15,150 (供新學制中六)  
  
自資學士學位
自資專上院校亦會提供自資學士學位約7,400個學額。



所以我覺得4444都應該接近是門檻吧！

sell2japan

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http://www.hkeaa.edu.hk/DocLibrary/Media/PR/20120719_HKDSE_Results_CHI_FULL.pdf

附件一Annex 1   p.7

3. 最佳五科的成績表現General performance in the best five subjects
考生類別Candidate Category
出席人數No. Sat
日校考生應考最少五科Day school candidates taking at least five subjects 69 001
全體考生應考最少五科All candidates taking at least five subjects 70 368
日校考生Day School Candidates
全體考生成績All Candidates
Results 人數
No. % 人數
No. %
五科取得5**級 Five level 5** 83 0.1 83 0.1
五科取得5*級或以上 Five level 5* or above 707 1.0 707 1.0
五科取得5 級或以上 Five level 5 or above 2 723 3.9 2 728 3.9
五科取得4 級或以上 Five level 4 or above 12 392 18.0 12 419 17.6

Shootastar

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Previously the A grade for each subject was about 3%. In order to boost up the percentage of A (now called 5), HKEAA roughtly gives 10% "5" (instead of A). In order to differentiate the top 5 or 5 at the lower end, they then introcue 5* and 5**. I think it is fair to assess a student's performance by looking at his score from 1 to 5. For me 5* or 5** have no big meaning to me so long as the student achieves a "5".


From any angle of view, the percentage of "5" in DSE (about 10%) is still lower than "7" in IB (which is usually 15% to 20%), or "A*" of AL (which is about 10% to 15%).

用戶甲

Sorry to sidetrack a bit, but why the grade is 1 2 3 4 5 5* and 5** instead of 1-7?  They just try to make the students happier as more of them will have a 5?