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2016 JUPAS Admissions Scores of SSSDP Institutions 2016 JUPAS Admissions Scores of SSSDP Institutions ©JUPAS [2016] All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any material form (including but not limited to photocopying or storing it in any medium by electronic means or on the internet or otherwise) without the prior written permission of JUPAS / SSSDP institutions except in accordance with the provisions of the Copyright Ordinance. The information contained in the JUPAS website is solely owned by JUPAS. The JUPAS Office cautions members of the public that any such information reproduced in part or in whole in any format by parties other than JUPAS and without the prior knowledge or written consent of JUPAS may be incomplete, misleading, and / or inaccurate. JUPAS takes no responsibility for the unauthorised use of any of its information. Members of the public are advised to refer to the information contained in the JUPAS and SSSDP institutions' websites as the official source of Admissions Scores. The information contained here is extracted from the websites of the respective SSSDP institutions. You are advised to consult the websites of the respective SSSDP institutions for further and additional information. As not all programmes select students on the basis of HKDSE Examination levels / grades alone and the actual levels / grades of the students admitted to each programme may vary from year to year (depending on the overall levels / grades achieved by applicants in a particular year, the number of applicants applying to the programme, changes in selection criteria, etc.), information in this section is for reference only, and should not be used to predict the chance of admission to any programme in subsequent years. Page 1 of 1 SSSDP Institutions – Caritas Institute of Higher Education 2016 JUPAS Admissions Scores Programme Mean Score (4 core subjects plus the best elective subject) JSSA01 Bachelor of Nursing (Honours) 19.6* * The score is calculated according to the converted points for Category A HKDSE subjects that Level 2 = 2 points, Level 3 = 3 points, Level 4 = 4 points, Level 5/5*/5** = 5/6/7 points. Page 1 of 1 SSSDP Institutions – Chu Hai College of Higher Education 2016 JUPAS Admissions Scores JSSC02 Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Architecture Chinese Language English Language Mathematics Liberal Studies Best Elective Subject Upper Quarter 4 4 3 4 3 Lower Quarter 3 3 4 3 4 Page 1 of 2 SSSDP Institutions – Hang Seng Management College 2016 JUPAS Admissions Scores Average Admission Score Programme Best Five Bachelor of Business Administration (Honours) in Supply Chain JSSH01 19.53 Management The score listed above is for reference only. It does not indicate any direct admission to the programme as they vary from year to year thus should not be used to predict the chance of admission for future years. Besides, performance on assessments will also be taken into consideration. The admission score is calculated based upon the summation of the weighted score of five subjects obtained from the Best Five policy, under which the best five subjects are selected based upon their corresponding weighted scores. The following table demonstrates how DSE scores are converted to the score for admission score calculation. Level 5** 5* 5 4 3 2 1 Unclassified Score 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 The following table shows that minimum level of various DSE subjects and the corresponding weights that are assigned to the subjects for the calculation of their weighted scores. M1/M2 is considered as an elective subject in the 2016-17 admission score calculation. The following table also reveals that the subject weights are categorized into three levels of subject weight 10, 7 and 5. DSE Subject Minimum Level Subject weight Requirement Core Chinese 3 7 English 3 10 Mathematics 2 10 Liberal Studies 2 7 Elective Business, Accounting and Financial Studies 2 10 Economics 2 10 Geography 2 10 Information and communication technology 2 10 Science: Combined Science 2 7 Page 2 of 2 DSE Subject Minimum Level Subject weight Requirement Elective Science: Integrated Science 2 7 Physics 2 7 Chemistry 2 7 Biology 2 7 Other elective subjects (1 elective subject) 2 5 Extended *M1/M2 2 10 *M1/M2 is counted as an individual elective subject. Below demonstrates an example of admission calculation under HSMC scoring scheme for an applicant who obtained the following HKDSE results. The weighted score of individual subjects is calculated by the formula of converted DSE level (Y1) times the corresponding subject weight (Y2), i.e., Y1 x Y2. As the table shows, the Best Five subjects in terms of the five highest weighted scores are English, Mathematics, Liberal Studies, BAFS, and Geography. Their weighted scores are then summated to form the Admission Score that is used for admission consideration. DSE Subject DSE Level Subject Weighted Select for Score attained weight Admission estimation included (Y1) (Y2) Score (Best (Y1) x (Y2) Five)? Core Chinese 4(4) 7 28 No -- English 4(4) 10 40 Yes 40 Mathematics 3(3) 10 30 Yes 30 Liberal Studies 5*(6) 7 42 Yes 42 Elective Business, Accounting and 4(4) 10 40 Yes 40 Financial Studies Economics 3(3) 10 30 No -- Geography 5(5) 10 50 Yes 50 Admission Score 202 Page 1 of 1 SSSDP Institutions – Tung Wah College 2016 JUPAS Admissions Scores Programme Mean JSST01 Bachelor of Health Science (Honours) Major in Nursing 19.3 The Admission Score is computed by adding the converted points of the 4 Core subjects plus 1 Elective subject in category A in HKDSE, where Level 2 = 2 points, Level 3 = 3 points, Level 4 = 4 points, Level 5/5*/5** = 5/6/7 points. Page 1 of 1 SSSDP Institutions – The Open University of Hong Kong 2016 JUPAS Admissions Scores Admission Score Programme Lower Subject with heavier weighting Median Quartile Bachelor of Fine Arts with Honours JSSU14 17.0 16.0 in Animation and Visual Effects Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Bachelor of Nursing with Honours in Integrated Science, Combined JSSU40 21.0 20.0 General Health Care Science, and Health Management and Social Care Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Bachelor of Nursing with Honours in Integrated Science, Combined JSSU50 19.0 18.0 Mental Health Care Science, and Health Management and Social Care Bachelor of Science with Honours in JSSU60 19.0 19.0 Testing and Certification The Admission Score is computed by adding the converted points of the 4 Core subjects and 1 Elective subject in HKDSE, where Level 2 = 2 points, Level 3 = 3 points, Level 4 = 4 points, Level 5/5*/5**=5/6/7 points. Page 1 of 1 SSSDP Institutions – Technological and Higher Education Institute of Hong Kong, Vocational Training Council 2016 JUPAS Admissions Scores The average result in 2016 refers to the average score of the best 5 HKDSE subjects, including English Language, Chinese Language, Mathematics, Liberal Studies, and one elective subject of admitted students in 2016. Subject levels / grades are converted into numeric values according to the following scoring scale: Category A : Senior Secondary Subjects Level 5** 5* 5 4 3 2 1 Score 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Category B : Applied Learning Subjects Result Attained with Distinction Attained Score 3 2 Category C : Other Language Subjects Grade A B C D E Score 3 3 3 2 2 The admission scores listed below are for reference only and will not be indicative of the chance of admission to any programme in subsequent years. 2016 Average Result Programmes (For Reference) JSSV01 Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Fashion Design 16 JSSV02 Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Product Design 17 JSSV03 Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Landscape Architecture 21 JSSV04 Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Culinary Arts and Management 17 JSSV05 Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in Civil Engineering 19 JSSV06 Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in Environmental Engineering and Management 18 JSSV07 Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Horticulture and Landscape Management 18 .
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