PSLE AL Score Calculator
Free PSLE AL score calculator — enter your child's four subject marks to get each Achievement Level, the total PSLE Score (4–32), and the indicative Posting Group. Based on the MOE AL scoring system.
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PSLE Score (total AL): —
Enter all four marks to see the indicative Posting Group.
Lower is better. The best possible PSLE Score is 4 (AL1 in all four subjects); the highest is 32. Posting Groups are indicative — actual placement depends on the year's cut-offs and your choice order.
How the AL bands work
Each subject is graded from AL1 (best) to AL8 by its raw mark:
| Achievement Level | Raw mark | |
|---|---|---|
| AL1 | 90–100 | Excellent |
| AL2 | 85–89 | Very good |
| AL3 | 80–84 | Good |
| AL4 | 75–79 | Fairly good |
| AL5 | 65–74 | Satisfactory |
| AL6 | 45–64 | Needs improvement |
| AL7 | 20–44 | Borderline |
| AL8 | 0–19 | Significant gaps |
PSLE Score → Posting Group
| PSLE Score | Posting Group |
|---|---|
| 4–20 | Posting Group 3 (≈ former Express) |
| 21–24 | Posting Group 2 (≈ former Normal Academic) |
| 25–30 | Posting Group 1 (≈ former Normal Technical) |
Frequently asked questions
- How is the PSLE AL score calculated?
- Each subject is graded AL1–AL8 from its raw mark, and the four Achievement Levels are summed into a PSLE Score from 4 to 32.
- Is a higher or lower PSLE score better?
- Lower is better — the best possible PSLE Score is 4 (AL1 in all four subjects).
- What PSLE score is Posting Group 3?
- A PSLE Score of 4–20 places a student in Posting Group 3, the track equivalent to the former Express stream.
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