We would like to congratulate the students below for achieving the "A" in the Physics and Maths A level examination.

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School
Congratulations for scoring A in the A Level H2 Physics Exam
ACJC (The Best is Yet to Be)
Cleona Zhu Yin Xuan , Chen Yi Jun , Jared Koh , Esther Gay , Eden Ong , Nathan Yeo , Kevin Ho , Brena Tan , Eric Lim Wei Lie , Uditi Bareja , Joanna Tan Xin , Vivian Tan , Tay Qing Yuan , Anchelski Teo Cher Yong , Ng Wan Mai , Joelle Ho , Rachel Ann Mathews , Cheryl Goh , Marcus Koh , Janice Ng , Aspen Choo , Jonathan Foo Ming En , Alyssa Yap , Janice Ng , Marcus Koh Jia Xun , Carissa Ling , Boon Siew Kei , Cheong Chi Yan
AJC (Non Mihi Solum)
Wan Feng Wei , Akshatha Dinesh Khokal , Lau Shu Qing , *Teo Wei Lie , Neil George Dominic , Cheong Jia Chin , Gurnihal Singh (Gary) , Faraday Lee , Vernon Chee , Wang Fang Yuan , Joshua Tan Teik Ann , Ang De Kai , Marcus Tan Zhong Hong , Oh Jun Ming , Joshua Goh , Low Hon Zheng , Ho Jun Xian , Vijay Vengkat SC , Ang De Kai , Bill Wong
CJC (In Veritate et Caritate)
Ann Stephni Lawrence, Pak Jun Wei, Brian Wong , Bryan Yap , Andrew Tan , Kenneth Ng , Tan Pheng Wu , Irvin Ho , Stephen Chew , Ngieng Kian Yew , Sim May Inn , Low Shiuan Yen , Jarrett Soo , Janelle Foo , Jason Wong King Leong , Jian Cheng , Shaun khoo , Louise Leung Chung Yan , Rashaad Khan , Joshua Dsa , Foo Jun Hao , Masateru Nakanishi
DHS (诚·信·勇·忠)
Caryn Heng Zhi Xuan , Kenny Lou Che Wei , Sandy Lim , Kai Min
HCI (自强不息)
Yong Tze Jie , Winston Tan , Tanya Chee , June Tan Hwee Shan , Pius Peh Jia Yin , Gu Yuling , Ma Shenglin , Zeng Fang Ni , Ashley Teoh , Svena Yu Rui Xin , Zia Teh Wen Lin , Lim Jaime , Jeremy Tan Yen Chin , Zamen Lin , Tann Wei , Bryan Wong , Spencer Teo , Charles Lim Wei Jie , Aaron Tang , Audrey Aw Si Hui , Tricia Teo , Cheng Xin Ying
JJC (Plus Ultra)
Ow Yong Hei Ee , Koh Wen Hao , Cheng Xin Ying
MJC (Courage. Purpose. Character.)
Poon Sin Ta , Kenneth Low Zhi Yong , Brendan Chen , Reiko Tan , Lim Zhe Kang , Shawn Tan Zheng Chong
NJC (Service with Honour)
Kek Tzee Yee , *Suu Mon Myint , Heidi Mo JingHui , Yong Zi Fong , Kelly Chong , Tay Kang Ming , Leong Yi Tung , Kara Quek , Clarice Huang Kai Li , Siva , Elvis Lai Kuan Dean , He LuYu , Cheryl Ann Tan Ying Ling , Jashini Hubert , Joshua Ow
NYJC (Together We Build)
Shanna Foo Miao Ling , Han Lin Aung , Amanda Lee Yi Ying , Calvin Chng Zuo En , Sara Ng Wei , Chia Jie Xiang , Sonia Sunil , Brandon Chen Yun Xin , Park Si Yun
PJC (While I Live, I Learn)
Yang Zhao Ye , Ng Kang Wei , Joseph Lum Yi Yang , Charles Quek Koh Wee , V Bhargav
RI (Auspicium Melioris Aevi)
Wang You , Lim Shi Ping , Victoria Tan Jing Hong , Michelle Loke Hsin Teng , Shikhar Gupta , Gautam Manek , Nicole Foo , Lee Chan Wai , *Kelsey Goh , *Gan Hui Qi , Choy Onn Mun , Thet Thiri Ko , Fiona Ong Jia Ling , Sun Chuan Yao , Watt Sook May , Estee Ng Ying Jie , Yap Qi Jing , Aaron Gan , June Ngian , Tsai Ren Jie , Amanda Chung , Gong Ying , Nicholas Koh Hong Soo , Sean Ng Kuan Jie , Wan Yuquan , Ramana , B Thirumagal , Denise Fu , Nicholas Chia , Zheng Fan , Nicolette Tan Rou Qi , Colin Ong , Rachel Wong , Sherilyn Lee , Brandon Chua , Kate Awe Wan Li , Michelle Tan , Reetaza , Chu Shao Min , Isabel Chew , Cassandra Low , Tracy Gani , Jin Wen Rui , Lim Jun Heng , Dyon Quek , Tania forichon , Matthias Tan Yi Ray , Selvakumar Asvin , Aaron Chee Yong Qin , Clarisse Gan , Agnes Tan Jian Min , Song Li Zhi , Li Xiaorong , Chung Shiqi , Ng Yee Yan , Seah Jun Wei , Manu Neethi Cholan Kapil , Lee Rui En , Lim Jie En , Calista Ng Yunyi , Jang Yu Joon , Mukund Bala , Yong Kang Yee , V.Meghana , Jareth Ng Jun Jie , Aaron Chee Yong Qin , Keith Goh , Ryan Foo ,
RVHS (uphold virtues and contribute to society.)
Hee Yu Ning , Hew Yan Chong , Reon Toh , Lim Li Luan , Dickson Ong , Tan Yihua , Terence Lim , Carissa Choo Xing Yi
SAJC (Up and On)
Gerald Ang , Charissa Chan , Jeanette Leong , Koh Jia Yi
SRJC (Discere Servire)
*Brian Pek Chin Siong Choong Wei Tzen , Marcus Yeo Chong Ern , Tan Boon Ping , Tang Kah Yi , Goh Yi Fang , Gary Teo Zong Hao , Colin Foong , Austria Pek Yong Chuan , Ryan Lai Teck Xuan
TJC (For College, For Nation)
Marissa Ang , Derek Soon Wei Yang , Mavis Kang Pei Lin , Pearl Ng , Marvin Chang , Tan Hong Yi , Annette de Silva
TPJC (Aim and Achieve)
Sean Lee Zhi Jie
VJC (Nil Sine Labore)
Aloysius Loh Ji Yong , Daniel Tang Ju Qian , Janessa Soh Jia Yi , Lim Sze Leng , Madeleine Poh , Raphael Chew , Tan Yean Keat , Andris Lee Jia Qi , Zealicia Heng , Cassandra Quek , Ryan Chee Jun Ying , Okka Than Lwin , Shermen Ang Min Rui , Laura Lee Min Li , Tay Xin Ci , Vanessa Lee , Okka Than Lwin
YJC (Florescat Concordia)
Seah Ming Xun

***The statistical studies include tuition students who join The Physics Cafe Tuition Programme for at least 6 months before the A Level Exam and students who have not missed any school holiday lessons.

Can you comment on the 2016 A-level Physics Paper?

There are very good questions to differentiate the A and B students in 2016. Students who are used to solving and answering qualitative and open-ended questions will have opportunity to differentiate themselves from the rest.

How did the students from the various JC in Singapore fare for the paper?

The national %A continue to be 40%. The %A from the top IP school (RI, HCI ,RVHS, VJC, NJC, TJC, DHS) is 40-70% while the %A for most of the remaining JC range widely from 5% to 30% to give you a steady average 40% nationwide. Overall %pass increases.

How did the students from The Physics Cafe fare for the paper?

based on students who join us for more thatn 8 months before the national examinations, close to 8 out of 10 students scored A for the paper. This is an exceptional result from the class of 2016. We have almost double the national average of 40 %A! In addition, we are happy to announce that close to 10 out of 10 students in The Physics Cafe scored A or B, a grade which will play a significant role in helping them choose the course and university they want. Given that only 50% of our cohort are from IP schools, we are very happy with the performance.

Do you only take in students who are smart or from top schools?

Honestly, we have been taking in students from all schools without an entry test. We teach the students how to be smart, how to think smart, how to show the examiner that they are smart. The Physics Cafe is a one stop station. We have spent more than 10 years in the system as a student studying and scoring in exam and then 10 years as a lecturer, teaching, setting exam questions to differentiate and rank the students. We have experience all these and learnt how to play the game well. You can leave it to us to prepare you for the paper. You will just have to enjoy the process.

What is the secret to the good results?

The first secret is confidential. But I can share with you the second secret. We are fortunate to be taking in motivated students from all schools (IP and non-IP). Any new students in the center will be able to feel the 'motivation' and the 'smartness' of the students in TPC.

Pardon me for being skeptical, can you show us the evidence for the good results?

I have come up with a way to show the %A from the Physics Cafe (see below). However I hope all understand that I put this up because this report will be meaningless without the evidence. This does not imply that the students who scored a B are not good. An easy paper makes the fine line between A and B even finer, the element of luck and SPA become even more important. We should still celebrate the results of all students who have tried their best.

What target is The Physics Cafe setting for the tuition students in the 2017 GCE A-Level Examination?

There are 2 components in our target.
To help at least 9 out of 10 tuition students score an A or B.
To help at least 8 out of 10 tuition students score an A.

We are confident to achieve the first component, while working hard to improve and maintain the second component. We teach by letting the students see and feel the logic behind the physics concepts in our Physics Classes. We train by adopting the Logical Problem Solving (LPS), so that nothing can go ‘too wrong’ in the exam. Achieving A or B is not a problem. To score an A in H2 Physics, it depends on what happen on the actual day and how the student is responding to ‘unexpected’ questions at that time. We are finalising on the ‘Physics Secrets Enclosed' which will be released to the students before the school preliminary exam in September.

How did the students fare in the secondary O-level Physics and Maths paper?

The Secondary wing has its fair share of honour, with more than 90% distinction in the Physics and Maths O-Level exam. Most of the students proceed to the top JCs with nearly straight As on their report card. And yes, most of them are now in our JC1 Physics and Maths classes. The list of the secondary students are not published as it is too long.

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