JC Subject Combinations for Science Stream 

A Level Course Requirements 

As per MOE regulations: 

The GCE A-Level curriculum requires students to undertake the following subjects:

3 H2 and 1 H1 content-based subjects (at least one of which must be from a contrasting discipline),

H1 Mother Tongue Language (MTL),

H1 General Paper (GP)

H1 Project Work (PW).

⮚Students who have obtained 10 points or better for their L1R5 raw aggregate, AND 8 points or better in their 4 relevant O-Level subjects are eligible to take 4 H2 content-based subjects, of which at least one must be from a contrasting discipline.

Science Stream for JC 

Option 1 

With the above requirements, this means that students will be able to take a total of 3 H2 subjects, with 2 of the subjects being science H2 subjects to form the majority and be part of the science stream.
Note* Math is also considered as a science subject for some JC courses.

Refer to the following for some of the combinations from CJC:
 

Stream	H2 Subjects			H1 Subjects (choose one)
Science	Math	Chem	Phy	Econs, Geo, Hist, Lit
	Math	Econs	Phy	Chem, Geo, Hist, Lit
	Math	Bio	Chem	Econs, Geo, Hist, Lit
	Math	Chem	Econs	Bio, Phy, Geo, Hist, Lit
	Bio	Chem	Econs	Math
	Chem	Econs	Geo	Math
	Chem	Econs	Hist	Math

Alternatively, Click on the links below to find out each of the combinations offered by the JCs. 

Schools

Anderson Serangoon Junior College

Anglo-Chinese Junior College

Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) Junior College

Catholic Junior College

Dunman High School JC

Eunoia Junior College

Hwa Chong Institution JC

Jurong Pioneer Junior College

Millennia Institute

Nanyang Junior College

National Junior College

NUS High School of Mathematics and Science

Raffles Institution JC

River Valley High School JC

School of the Arts Singapore

Singapore Sports School

St Andew’s Junior College

St Joseph’s Institution JC

Tampines Meridian JC

Temasek Junior College

Victoria Junior College

Yishun Innova College

Option 2

Alternatively, if you can also choose to take 4 H2 subjects. This means that you can take a total of 4 H2 subjects, with 3 of the subjects being science H2 subjects to form the majority and be part of the science stream.  This option requires that students obtain an overall average ‘C’ grade for the 4 H2 subjects in JC1. 

Option 3 

Some schools may offer a hybrid option consisting of 2 Mathematics and Sciences subjects and 2 Humanities and the Arts subjects. 

Refer to the course requirements for these “math stream” or “humanities stream” as it is likely to have certain requirements.