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Secondary Schools by PSLE Cut-Off Point in East (2026)

Secondary schools ordered by the PSLE score range of the latest Secondary 1 posting exercise (Integrated Programme and Posting Group 3 first), from MOE SchoolFinder. A lower cut-off means entry was more competitive; it is not a measure of teaching quality. Ordered by the measure shown, with the Programme features for context; 36 schools shown.

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    Victoria SchoolBedok · Government SecondaryPSLE cut-off: IP 5–8 · PG3 6–9 · PG2 – · PG1 –
  2. 2
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    Dunman High SchoolKallang · Government Mixed LevelsPSLE cut-off: IP 4–8 · PG3 – · PG2 – · PG1 –
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    Temasek Junior CollegeTampines · Government Mixed LevelsPSLE cut-off: IP 4–8 · PG3 – · PG2 – · PG1 –
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    Chung Cheng High School (Main)Marine Parade · Government-aided SecondaryPSLE cut-off: PG3 5–10 · PG2 – · PG1 –
  5. 5
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    Paya Lebar Methodist Girls' School (Secondary)Hougang · Government-aided SecondaryPSLE cut-off: PG3 7–10 · PG2 23 · PG1 30
  6. 6
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    Temasek Secondary SchoolBedok · Government SecondaryPSLE cut-off: PG3 8–11 · PG2 22 · PG1 26
  7. 7
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    St. Patrick's SchoolBedok · Government-aided SecondaryPSLE cut-off: PG3 11–11 · PG2 22 · PG1 27
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    Anglican High SchoolBedok · Government-aided SecondaryPSLE cut-off: PG3 4–12 · PG2 – · PG1 –
  9. 9
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    Ngee Ann Secondary SchoolTampines · Government-aided SecondaryPSLE cut-off: PG3 6–12 · PG2 21 · PG1 26
  10. 10
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    Tanjong Katong Girls' SchoolMarine Parade · Government SecondaryPSLE cut-off: PG3 7–13 · PG2 23 · PG1 –
  11. 11
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    Tanjong Katong Secondary SchoolMarine Parade · Government SecondaryPSLE cut-off: PG3 7–13 · PG2 23 · PG1 –
  12. 12
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    Edgefield Secondary SchoolPunggol · Government SecondaryPSLE cut-off: PG3 5–14 · PG2 23 · PG1 27
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    Dunman Secondary SchoolTampines · Government SecondaryPSLE cut-off: PG3 6–14 · PG2 23 · PG1 27
  14. 14
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    Chij Katong ConventMarine Parade · Government-aided SecondaryPSLE cut-off: PG3 11–14 · PG2 24 · PG1 30
  15. 15
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    Geylang Methodist School (Secondary)Geylang · Government-aided SecondaryPSLE cut-off: PG3 11–14 · PG2 24 · PG1 30
  16. 16
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    St. Hilda's Secondary SchoolTampines · Government-aided SecondaryPSLE cut-off: PG3 12–14 · PG2 23 · PG1 27
  17. 17
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    Yusof Ishak Secondary SchoolPunggol · Government SecondaryPSLE cut-off: PG3 7–15 · PG2 22 · PG1 27
  18. 18
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    Hai Sing Catholic SchoolPasir Ris · Government-aided SecondaryPSLE cut-off: PG3 11–15 · PG2 23 · PG1 27
  19. 19
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    St. Anthony's Canossian Secondary SchoolBedok · Government-aided SecondaryPSLE cut-off: PG3 12–15 · PG2 24 · PG1 30
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    Greendale Secondary SchoolPunggol · Government SecondaryPSLE cut-off: PG3 11–16 · PG2 23 · PG1 27
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    Bedok View Secondary SchoolBedok · Government SecondaryPSLE cut-off: PG3 12–16 · PG2 24 · PG1 28
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    Pasir Ris Secondary SchoolTampines · Government SecondaryPSLE cut-off: PG3 11–17 · PG2 23 · PG1 27
  23. 23
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    Pasir Ris Crest Secondary SchoolPasir Ris · Government SecondaryPSLE cut-off: PG3 10–18 · PG2 24 · PG1 30
  24. 24
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    Bedok South Secondary SchoolBedok · Government SecondaryPSLE cut-off: PG3 13–18 · PG2 25 · PG1 30
  25. 25
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    Punggol Secondary SchoolPunggol · Government SecondaryPSLE cut-off: PG3 13–19 · PG2 24 · PG1 27
  26. 26
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    Tampines Secondary SchoolTampines · Government SecondaryPSLE cut-off: PG3 13–19 · PG2 24 · PG1 27
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    Bedok Green Secondary SchoolBedok · Government SecondaryPSLE cut-off: PG3 12–20 · PG2 25 · PG1 30
  28. 28
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    Junyuan Secondary SchoolTampines · Government SecondaryPSLE cut-off: PG3 14–21 · PG2 25 · PG1 28
  29. 29
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    Manjusri Secondary SchoolGeylang · Government-aided SecondaryPSLE cut-off: PG3 15–21 · PG2 25 · PG1 30
  30. 30
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    Broadrick Secondary SchoolGeylang · Government SecondaryPSLE cut-off: PG3 5–22 · PG2 25 · PG1 30
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    Damai Secondary SchoolBedok · Government SecondaryPSLE cut-off: PG3 10–22 · PG2 25 · PG1 30
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    Springfield Secondary SchoolTampines · Government SecondaryPSLE cut-off: PG3 10–22 · PG2 25 · PG1 30
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    Changkat Changi Secondary SchoolTampines · Government SecondaryPSLE cut-off: PG3 11–22 · PG2 25 · PG1 30
  34. 34
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    Meridian Secondary SchoolPasir Ris · Government SecondaryPSLE cut-off: PG3 13–22 · PG2 25 · PG1 28
  35. 35
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    East Spring Secondary SchoolTampines · Government SecondaryPSLE cut-off: PG3 16–22 · PG2 25 · PG1 29
  36. 36
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    Loyang View Secondary SchoolPasir Ris · Government SecondaryPSLE cut-off: PG3 16–22 · PG2 25 · PG1 30

36 secondary schools by psle cut-off point in East, listed alphabetically: 25 government, 11 government-aided. No academic ranking is published for Singapore.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the best psle cut-off school in East?

Victoria School in Bedok ranks first among secondary schools by psle cut-off point in East with PSLE cut-off IP 5–8 · PG3 6–9 · PG2 – · PG1 –.

How are secondary schools by psle cut-off point in East ranked?

Secondary schools ordered by the PSLE score range of the latest Secondary 1 posting exercise (Integrated Programme and Posting Group 3 first), from MOE SchoolFinder. A lower cut-off means entry was more competitive; it is not a measure of teaching quality. Figures are the most recent published by the national authority and matched to the school directory.

Are these 2026 rankings official?

No. They are computed by Success Tutoring from official Singapore data (data.gov.sg – General information of schools (MOE); MOE SchoolFinder – PSLE score ranges (S1 posting)). No academic ranking is possible or offered for Singapore schools; lists are alphabetical or, for secondary schools, ordered by PSLE cut-off point, which measures entry competitiveness rather than teaching quality.