Check Your Phase 2C Priority
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How This Assessment Works
Phase 2C admission is decided by MOE priority order, then balloting only if a tier is oversubscribed. Priority runs by citizenship first, then home-school distance:
1 Singapore Citizen, within 1km
2 Singapore Citizen, 1km to 2km
3 Singapore Citizen, beyond 2km
4 Permanent Resident, within 1km
5 Permanent Resident, 1km to 2km
6 Permanent Resident, beyond 2km
Higher tiers are admitted first. Balloting happens only inside the one tier where places run out; everyone in a tier below it gets no place that phase. This tool reads MOE's 2025 result to show where the cut-off tier fell, then places you relative to it. It is a historical guide, not a prediction — demand shifts year to year.
Two frameworks apply, selectable above. The 2026 exercise uses the six-tier order shown here. From the 2027 exercise (P1 entry 2028), Phase 2C reserved places rise from 40 to 60 at most schools (schools with fewer than 180 P1 places stay at 40). A defined list of schools moves to a two-track scheme — places split equally between families within 2km and beyond 2km, with no distance priority inside either track. For those schools this tool shows the track structure rather than a ballot projection, because 2025 data is grouped by 1km bands that no longer apply. (MOE reviews the school list periodically.)
Data: MOE P1 Registration 2025 · OneMap SLA road-network routing · data.gov.sg School Directory