Singapore admissions planner · Build 8
Know your score.
See your next move.
A personalised O-Level and A-Level planner that converts current, prelim and target grades into clearer education pathways.
Your subject profile
Choose only the subjects you take. The calculator searches for your best valid subject combination.
SubjectCurrentPrelimTarget
Your score journey
See how today, prelims and your target change the choices available to you.
Set a pathway goal
Choose one destination and GradeRoute will show the remaining gap.
Grade improvement lab
See which one-grade improvement creates the biggest practical difference.
Pathway matches
“Comfortable”, “borderline” and “stretch” are planning signals, not admission guarantees.
How to read the O-Level pathway labels
Lower aggregate scores are better. These are planning signals, not admission promises.
Junior College labels
Comfortable
At least 2 points betterYour net aggregate is two or more points below the latest reference cut-off.
Within range
Meets the latest referenceYour net aggregate is equal to or better than the latest cut-off, but without a wide buffer.
Stretch
One point outsideYour score is just above the latest cut-off. Demand and vacancies may still move yearly.
Outside latest COP
More than one point outsideThis pathway currently needs a larger score improvement or a different planning basket.
2028 data pending
No comparable L1R4 history yetGradeRoute checks national eligibility, but school-specific 2028 cut-offs do not exist yet.
Polytechnic labels
Competitive
At least 2 points betterYour ELR2B2 is two or more points below the upper end of the historical course range.
Borderline
Inside the historical rangeYour score sits within the course’s latest published aggregate range.
Stretch
Up to 2 points outsideThe course may require improvement, while exact demand and intake can still change.
Outside range
More than 2 points outsideThe score is currently beyond the latest course range. MER must also be checked separately.
View pathways based on
Prelim scores selected
My 12-choice JAE plan
Build the list in your true order of preference. GradeRoute will check whether the overall basket is balanced.
JAE allows a maximum of 12 choices. Academic merit is considered first; choice order also matters when tie-breakers are applied. Place courses in the order you genuinely prefer them.
Your A-Level profile
The revised UAS uses three H2 subjects and General Paper, with a maximum of 70 points.
SubjectCurrentPrelimTarget
Project Work passed
A pass in PW is required for admission from AY2026.
Include optional fourth content subject
It is considered only when it improves the UAS.
Your score journey
Compare all three academic scenarios without changing screens.
Set a university goal
Select a course to compare its latest published H2 profile with your three scenarios.
Grade improvement lab
Test the effect of improving one subject by one grade.
University course matches
Current IGPs are historical indicators. The first revised 70-point cohort does not yet have a mature like-for-like cut-off history.
How to read the A-Level course labels
GradeRoute compares your strongest three H2 grades with the published 10th-percentile H2 profile.
Competitive
Comfortably above the indicatorYour combined H2 profile is at least two grade steps stronger than the published reference profile.
Around indicator
Meets or closely alignsYour H2 profile meets or is approximately level with the published reference.
Stretch
Slightly below the indicatorYour combined profile is within two grade steps below the reference. A stronger application may still matter.
Below indicator
Further below the referenceThe academic gap is wider, but the label is not an automatic rejection decision.
Explore
No direct GradeRoute comparisonUse the university profile and official admissions information for holistic or programme-specific selection.
IGPs describe a previous admitted cohort. Interviews, tests, portfolios, prerequisites, aptitude-based assessment and application competition may affect the actual outcome.
View pathways based on
Prelim scores selected