Hello g3ians!! Hemaa here. this is the format for the math paper. take note of the instructions!!

So, gd luck for the last exam!!! =))))

Hi all

I am going to let you know about the procedure of the Maths Paper. Basically you need to bring along your stationery and your calculator into your classroom before the exam.

Paper 1 will then be given out and you are to answer everything on the Question Booklet. This paper will last for 1 hour.

About 10 minutes before the end of Paper 1, foolscap papers and Paper 2 will be given to you. You may start your Paper 2 if you have already finished your Paper 1 then.

After 1 hour, Paper 1 will be collected.

Just in case you are wondering when marks will be deducted, it can happen in the following cases:
(a) No units - 1m
(b) > 3 Significant figures (if the question does not specify s.f and your answer happens to be more 4, 5 or more s.f. as it has to do with non-exact asnwers such as those involving the use of pie, then you need to round it off to 3 s.f.; if the answer is in degree and it is a decimal, make sure that you round it off to 0.1 degree) - 1m
(c) Division of 2 columns on foolscap papers (not allowed) - 1m
(d) Use of pencil (not allowed for writing; you can only use a pencil for drawing graphs, statistical diagrams and construction of geometry) - 1m
(e) Premature rounding off, meaning you round off your answers first when the questions ask you to EVALUATE. You will find your answers different because they are no longer accurate. This happens especially for questions involving four operations of real numbers with square root, square, cube root and cube - 1m

That's all. Hope it's clear to everyone.

Last but not least, GOOD LUCK TO ALL OF YOU!

Regards
Mr Tan

Hello g3ians!! Hemaa here. this is the format for the math paper. take note of the instructions!!

So, gd luck for the last exam!!! =))))

Hi all

I am going to let you know about the procedure of the Maths Paper. Basically you need to bring along your stationery and your calculator into your classroom before the exam.

Paper 1 will then be given out and you are to answer everything on the Question Booklet. This paper will last for 1 hour.

About 10 minutes before the end of Paper 1, foolscap papers and Paper 2 will be given to you. You may start your Paper 2 if you have already finished your Paper 1 then.

After 1 hour, Paper 1 will be collected.

Just in case you are wondering when marks will be deducted, it can happen in the following cases:
(a) No units - 1m
(b) > 3 Significant figures (if the question does not specify s.f and your answer happens to be more 4, 5 or more s.f. as it has to do with non-exact asnwers such as those involving the use of pie, then you need to round it off to 3 s.f.; if the answer is in degree and it is a decimal, make sure that you round it off to 0.1 degree) - 1m
(c) Division of 2 columns on foolscap papers (not allowed) - 1m
(d) Use of pencil (not allowed for writing; you can only use a pencil for drawing graphs, statistical diagrams and construction of geometry) - 1m
(e) Premature rounding off, meaning you round off your answers first when the questions ask you to EVALUATE. You will find your answers different because they are no longer accurate. This happens especially for questions involving four operations of real numbers with square root, square, cube root and cube - 1m

That's all. Hope it's clear to everyone.

Last but not least, GOOD LUCK TO ALL OF YOU!

Regards
Mr Tan