2024 Singapore Joint Admissions Exercise (JAE) cut-off points for Junior Colleges (JC): official MOE reference
Study guideUpdated 13 Dec 2025
Q: What does this 2024 Singapore Joint Admissions Exercise (JAE) Junior College (JC) cut-off points guide cover?
A: Use MOE's official course lists and SchoolFinder references to understand 2024 net aggregate score bands for Singapore’s Joint Admissions Exercise (JAE) across every Junior College (JC) (and Millennia Institute (MI)), and build a realistic shortlist.
TL;DR
MOE's official “Courses Offered in 2025 JAE” document lists the L1R5 net aggregate range for Previous (2024) JAE (or L1R4 for Millennia Institute). Use the table below as a directional guide, but remember MOE treats past-year bands as reference only-actual posting depends on demand and the cohort's results (MOE JAE guide; SchoolFinder).
Short of time? Pull the full IP/JC context plus study strategies from our IP programme explainer hub-it links to subject-deep dives, tuition resources, and past admission trend reports.
Need the latest JC/MI bands instead? See our 2025 update: 2025 JAE cut-off points for Junior Colleges (JC).
Prefer a filterable view? Use our interactive tool: Singapore Joint Admissions Exercise (JAE) cut-off points tool for Junior College (JC) & MI (2024 & 2025).
Quick planning map
| If you need to... | Use this section |
| Understand the scoring terms | How MOE computes L1R5 and L1R4 bands |
| Compare schools quickly | 2024 JAE net aggregate bands by JC |
| Avoid a false sense of certainty | Make the numbers work for you |
Concrete example: reading a band
If a Science stream shows 3 - 10, the right-hand number is the cut-off most families refer to. A student with net L1R5 9 is within the historical range, but the band is still only a reference because the next posting depends on demand and cohort results.
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Marcus Pang·Managing Director (Maths)
