Eunoia JC Joint IP and Subject Combinations Guide 2026
Study guideUpdated 19 Jul 2026
Current guide to Eunoia Junior College's Joint Integrated Programme route, subject-combination rules, JAE integration, and the closed 2026 DSA-JC cycle.
Q: How does the Eunoia Joint Integrated Programme work?
A: Catholic High School, CHIJ St Nicholas Girls' School, and Singapore Chinese Girls' School students in the Joint Integrated Programme complete Years 1 to 4 at their secondary schools, then join Eunoia Junior College for Years 5 and 6 and the GCE A-Level course.
Last reviewed: 19 July 2026 against Eunoia's current JIP, admissions, subject-combination, JAE, and 2026 DSA-JC pages.
Route map
| Route | Current official position |
| Joint IP | The three Joint IP secondary schools feed into EJC after Year 4. EJC is the Years 5 and 6 owner. |
| JAE | Eligible students use their O-Level results through the annual Joint Admissions Exercise. |
| DSA-JC | The 2026 exercise was for admission in 2027. EJC's application deadline was 29 June 2026, so that application window is closed. |
The EJC admissions page describes the college course as a two-year programme leading to the Singapore-Cambridge GCE A-Level examination. The Joint IP page supplies the six-year partnership context.
Current subject-combination rules
EJC's subject-combinations page is the current owner for subject choices. It says:
- students offer 10 to 12 academic units, including H1 General Paper, H1 Mother Tongue unless exempt, and four content-based subjects;
- all students offer Project Work in their first year;
- JAE Arts students may propose combinations in the published Arts or Hybrid groups, while JAE Science students may propose combinations in the Science or Hybrid groups;
- a preferred combination outside the published list may be proposed, but approval is not guaranteed;
- every student must include a contrasting subject;
