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SMC 2019 Allocs 15 Feb Final Cabinet School Name Ministries Cabinet A Anglican High School Chong Xiu Wen MINISTRY OF DEFENCE (MINDEF) Cabinet A Anglican High School Ng Jie Qi MINISTRY OF EDUCATION (MOE) Cabinet A Anglican High School Ooi Wean See ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD (EDB) Cabinet A Anglican High School Sie Jin See Valencia MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT (MOT) Cabinet A Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) Lai Guan Hoe MINISTRY OF MANPOWER (MOM) Cabinet A Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) Lim Shixuan PEOPLE'S ASSOCIATION (PA) Cabinet A Cedar Girls' Secondary School Adeline Yeo Shi En MINISTRY OF SOCIAL AND FAMILY DEVELOPMENT (MSF) Cabinet A Cedar Girls' Secondary School Nikhita Sathikannan BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION AUTHORITY (BCA) Cabinet A Changkat Changi Secondary School Pyie Sone Aung MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS (MHA) Cabinet A Dunman High School (Junior High) Ashley Teh Hui Ying NATIONAL ENVIRONMENT AGENCY (NEA) Cabinet A Dunman High School (Junior High) Jesline Yu Ziting MINISTRY OF TRADE AND INDUSTRY (MTI) Cabinet A Dunman High School (Senior High) Jin Guo MINISTRY OF NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT (MND) Cabinet A Dunman High School (Senior High) Sim Ry-an Travis URBAN REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY (URA) Cabinet A Mayflower Secondary School Nge Sin Yu MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATIONS AND INFORMATION (MCI) Cabinet A Mayflower Secondary School Pong Yang Shern MINISTRY OF THE ENVIRONMENT AND WATER RESOURCES (MEWR) Cabinet A Mayflower Secondary School R Sanjana NATIONAL HERITAGE BOARD (NHB) Cabinet A Millennia Institute Shelton Jose BOARD OF ARCHITECTS (BOA) Cabinet A Millennia Institute Sriram Hrishikesh PRIME MINISTER'S OFFICE (PMO) Cabinet A Millennia Institute Josh Lee SINGAPORE LAND AUTHORITY (SLA) Cabinet A North Vista Secondary School Alexis Toh HOUSING AND DEVELOPMENT BOARD (HDB) Cabinet A North Vista Secondary School Alyssa Yeong MINISTRY OF LAW (MINLAW) Cabinet A North Vista Secondary School Sharifah Natalia Binte Syed Mucshin MINISTRY OF HEALTH (MOH) Cabinet A Raffles Girls' School Tan Xin Lin Amanda MINISTRY OF CULTURE, COMMUNITY AND YOUTH (MCCY) Cabinet A Temasek Junior College Ji Xinzhi MINISTRY OF FINANCE (MOF) Cabinet A Victoria School Ng Ping How SINGAPORE TOURISM BOARD (STB) Cabinet A Victoria School Zaydan Abhiyasa Rahman INFO-COMMUNICATIONS MEDIA DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY (IMDA) Cabinet A Victoria School Caleb Chan MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS (MFA) Cabinet B Anderson Serangoon Junior College Jael Koh MINISTRY OF EDUCATION (MOE) Cabinet B Anglican High School Xiang Shuqi MINISTRY OF NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT (MND) Cabinet B Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) Toh Kei Soong HEALTH PROMOTION BOARD (HPB) Cabinet B Cedar Girls' Secondary School Panduga Pranavi SINGAPORE EXAMINATIONS AND ASSESSMENT BOARD (SEAB) Cabinet B Dunman High School (Senior High) Lee Jie Jun Shireen SKILLSFUTURE SINGAPORE (SSG) Cabinet B Dunman High School (Senior High) Liu Leyao MINISTRY OF MANPOWER (MOM) Cabinet B Jurong Pioneer Junior College Tay Wei Hao MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATIONS AND INFORMATION (MCI) Cabinet B Mayflower Secondary School Lee Yi Shuen MINISTRY OF CULTURE, COMMUNITY AND YOUTH (MCCY) Cabinet B Millennia Institute Abdul Rahman TEMASEK POLYTECHNIC (TP) Cabinet B Millennia Institute Randolph Daniel P. Vega MINISTRY OF SOCIAL AND FAMILY DEVELOPMENT (MSF) Cabinet B National Junior College Laura Goh MINISTRY OF DEFENCE (MINDEF) Cabinet B North Vista Secondary School Heagan Huey WORKFORCE SINGAPORE (WSG) Cabinet B North Vista Secondary School Josiah Lee NATIONAL ARTS COUNCIL (NAC) Cabinet B North Vista Secondary School Lim Hui Ye Cheryl SINGAPORE MEDICAL COUNCIL (SMC) Cabinet B North Vista Secondary School Nurul Asyiqah Binte Azlan MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT (MOT) 1 Cabinet B North Vista Secondary School Wong Mei Ling Jennifer MINISTRY OF HEALTH (MOH) Cabinet B Raffles Girls' School Lim Zhi Qi, Kaley NANYANG POLYTECHNIC (NYP) Cabinet B Raffles Girls' School Srinithy Nagarajan PRIME MINISTER'S OFFICE (PMO) Cabinet B School of Science and Technology, Singapore Carl Ian Voller SINGAPORE LABOUR FOUNDATION (SLF) Cabinet B School of Science and Technology, Singapore Christabel Lee MINISTRY OF FINANCE (MOF) Cabinet B St. Andrew's Junior College Palaniselvam Priyanka MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS (MFA) Cabinet B St. Patrick's School Adrian Chan Siang Ji NATIONAL ARTS COUNCIL (NAC) Cabinet B St. Patrick's School Kaeven Lee Long Kiat MINISTRY OF TRADE AND INDUSTRY (MTI) Cabinet B St. Patrick's School Nicolas Teo Zhi Yong MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS (MHA) Cabinet B Temasek Secondary School Ananth Abhinav CIVIL SERVICE COLLEGE (CSC) Cabinet B Victoria School Amaarul URBAN REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY (URA) Cabinet B Victoria School Arshul Garg MINISTRY OF LAW (MINLAW) Cabinet B Victoria School Bhadran Rajesh INSTITUTE OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION (ITE) Cabinet B Whitley Secondary School Aditya Vivek Verma MINISTRY OF SOCIAL AND FAMILY DEVELOPMENT (MSF) Cabinet C Anglican High School Lu Xue'Er, Cadee Cabinet C Anglican High School Yeo Shu Teng, Kristine MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATIONS AND INFORMATION (MCI) Cabinet C Anglican High School Ng Jie Lyn Cabinet C Anglican High School Hannah Lim YunXi MINISTRY OF CULTURE, COMMUNITY AND YOUTH (MCCY) Cabinet C Anglican High School Hui Pui Ji Cabinet C Anglican High School Loke Wan Ching MINISTRY OF DEFENCE (MINDEF) Cabinet C Cedar Girls' Secondary School Lim Qianwei Cabinet C Cedar Girls' Secondary School Lisa Lim Yu Chi MINISTRY OF HEALTH (MOH) Cabinet C Cedar Girls' Secondary School Skyler Ng Ynn Zee Cabinet C Cedar Girls' Secondary School Sun Xiaonan MINISTRY OF LAW (MINLAW) Cabinet C Cedar Girls' Secondary School Lim Yixuan Nathania Cabinet C Cedar Girls' Secondary School Aruna Udaiyar MINISTRY OF TRADE AND INDUSTRY (MTI) Cabinet C Cedar Girls' Secondary School Priyadharshini Nedumaran Cabinet C Cedar Girls' Secondary School Angella Santosh HOUSING AND DEVELOPMENT BOARD (HDB) Cabinet C Dunman High School (Junior High) Jessica Liu Shijia Cabinet C Dunman High School (Junior High) Toh En Xian Novelle NATIONAL COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SERVICES (NCSS) Cabinet C Hwa Chong Institution Joey Zhang Enning Cabinet C Hwa Chong Institution Decsun Wu Gaoxian PRIME MINISTER'S OFFICE (PMO) Cabinet C Mayflower Secondary School Roshan Emmanuel Cabinet C Mayflower Secondary School Jalasthrupa Sathish Kumar Manish Krishna MINISTRY OF FINANCE (MOF) Cabinet C Mayflower Secondary School Marati Koushika Cabinet C Mayflower Secondary School Konada Asher Joseph ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD (EDB) Cabinet C Mayflower Secondary School Christy Agustha Imanuela Cabinet C Mayflower Secondary School Sihathep Pongphon PEOPLE'S ASSOCIATION (PA) Cabinet C Methodist Girls’ School Melanie Tan Yong En Cabinet C Methodist Girls’ School Celine Natalie Wongso Lesmono CENTRAL PROVIDENT FUND (CPF) Cabinet C Millennia Institute Anshika Gupta Cabinet C Millennia Institute Shivadarshini Rmachandran INLAND REVENUE AUTHORITY OF SINGAPORE (IRAS) Cabinet C Nanyang Junior College Yip Teng Jun MONETARY AUTHORITY SINGAPORE (MAS) 2 Cabinet C Nanyang Junior College Lee Zech MONETARY AUTHORITY SINGAPORE (MAS) Cabinet C North Vista Secondary School Mizan Bin Hassan Cabinet C North Vista Secondary School Qurratu Ain URBAN REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY (URA) Cabinet C NUS High School Joye Lim Qian Qi Cabinet C NUS High School Leticia Tok Jia Ying MINISTRY OF MANPOWER (MOM) Cabinet C NUS High School Mandy Ngoh Wan Ning Cabinet C NUS High School Lee Kia En MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT (MOT) Cabinet C Raffles Girls' School Jain Purvi Cabinet C Raffles Girls' School Andrea Lim Ziying MINISTRY OF THE ENVIRONMENT AND WATER RESOURCES (MEWR) Cabinet C School of Science and Technology, Singapore Low Jun Hong Caleb Cabinet C School of Science and Technology, Singapore Nizam Noor Hakimi Bin Shaheful MINISTRY OF EDUCATION (MOE) Cabinet C St. Patrick's School Mohamed Fazlur Rahman Cabinet C St. Patrick's School Kwan Jia Jun, Parry MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS (MHA) Cabinet C St. Patrick's School Premkkumar Nagaraja Cabinet C St. Patrick's School Caleb Low MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS (MFA) Cabinet C Victoria School Ramu Lakshmanan Cabinet C Victoria School Chin Jia Hang MINISTRY OF NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT (MND) Cabinet C Victoria School Eng E-Sheng Cabinet C Victoria School Chua Ru Quan Alex MINISTRY OF SOCIAL AND FAMILY DEVELOPMENT (MSF) Cabinet C Victoria School Samir Cabinet C Victoria School Chang Rick Shern SKILLSFUTURE SINGAPORE (SSG) Cabinet D Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) Goh Ming Hui Colin Cabinet D Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) Tang Jin Wey Zeremy MINISTRY OF SOCIAL AND FAMILY DEVELOPMENT (MSF) Cabinet D Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) Sean Lim Wen Zhong Cabinet D Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) Leticia Neo CENTRAL PROVIDENT FUND (CPF) Cabinet D Catholic Junior College Ryu Ng Zhi Xiong Cabinet D Catholic Junior College Tan Lee Yang MINISTRY OF LAW (MINLAW) Cabinet D Changkat Changi Secondary School Omar Hanafi Cabinet D Changkat Changi Secondary School N J Eshani MINISTRY OF EDUCATION (MOE) Cabinet D Changkat Changi Secondary School Cassia Koh Cabinet D Changkat Changi Secondary School Amanda Gladys MINISTRY OF FINANCE (MOF) Cabinet D Dunman High School (Senior High) Rithu Ann Mathew Cabinet D Dunman High School (Senior High) Lee Yong Xin SKILLSFUTURE SINGAPORE (SSG) Cabinet D Hwa Chong Institution Ng Jun-Kai Cabinet D Hwa Chong Institution Rand Ang Siong Lin MINISTRY OF HEALTH (MOH) Cabinet D Jurong Pioneer Junior College Olivia Lim MIn Qin Cabinet D Jurong Pioneer Junior College Ramya D/O S Saravanan MINISTRY OF DEFENCE (MINDEF) Cabinet D Millennia Institute Ng Jeng Yong Cabinet D Millennia Institute Bryan Ang MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS (MHA) Cabinet D
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