PSLE 2022: Guide to PSLE Dates, Secondary School Cut off Point, Scoring System Marking Days & More

Interested in finding out whether details on Primary School Leaving Examinations (PSLE) 2022 such as PSLE Cut off Point, PSLE Date or PSLE Marking Days? Fret not, we got you covered! We know that many of you want to find out when, how and the amount you are entitled to under PSLE!

Update in Jan 2022: We have refreshed and updated our guide for the new year PSLE 2022! This includes the latest guideline on new PSLE Banding 2022.

For many parents—if not all—the Primary School Leaving Examinations (PSLE) is one of the most important examinations and milestones of their child. Enroling a child into a good school for some parents, might be seen as paving the way for future successes. 

This guide on PSLE 2022 will be updated on a regular basis based on official announcement by the Singapore Ministry of Education. Keep checking this page for the latest updates! 

We take an evidence-based approach, by basing our answers purely on official government announcement, credible news sources.

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New PSLE 2022 Scoring System

Comparison of NEW PSLE 2022 Scoring System and Old PSLE Scoring System

NEW PSLE 2022 System

From 2022 onwards, there is no longer a total score for PSLE. Instead the PSLE T-Score will be replaced with wider scoring bands, known as Achievement Levels (ALs). 

Note: The new PSLE 2022 scoring system is similar to existing O’level and A’level band-based grading – which gives a singular grade to students who have achieved a certain range of score.

Under the new system, there is no difference in grade between a student who scores 93 vs another student who scores 95 because both students will be awarded the same Achievement Level grade “AL 1”.

A pupil’s total PSLE score will be the sum of the AL of each of the four subjects, with the best possible total score being 4.

See below for full details of the new Achievement Level Grade system. 

Old PSLE Scoring System

Previously, PSLE adopted a T-score system based on four subjects. Maximum theoretical achievable T-score for each student is 300, and a student can achieve any score below 300 .

individual T-score is calculated based on overall student performance, standard deviation of cohort and other cohort factors. Under the new PSLE Scoring system, there is no such granular scoring. For example, the best students will all achieve the same maximum AL 4 Grade.     

As announced by MOE – with the new scoring system, PSLE scores are now less finely differentiated – there are only 29 possible PSLE scores compared to more than 200 aggregate scores under the previous T-score system. This means that schools are now less differentiated by cut-off points.

The new 2022 PSLE scoring changes aim to achieve this by:

• Reducing fine differentiation at a young age
• Recognising children’s level of achievement, regardless of how their peers have done

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PSLE 2022 Cut-off Point and Banding

Update 28th April 2022: The Ministry of Education (MOE) has released details of Secondary School PSLE Cut off Point.

Please use the official MOE search tool (click here) to find the respective PSLE cut-off points for individual secondary schools in Singapore. 

Scoring for top schools: The entry scores released show that top schools such as Raffles Institution and Raffles Girls’ School (Secondary) have entry scores ranging from 4 to 6, while entry scores for other popular schools such as Anderson Secondary School range from 4 to 10, and 6 to 11 for Crescent Girls’ School. 

Gan Eng Seng School has an indicative range of 7-15 for the express course, 21-23 for the normal academic course and 25-26 for the normal technical course. Singapore Chinese Girls’ School has an indicative range of 8-17 points for affiliated students and 5-9 for non-affiliated students entering its express O-Level course. The range for its Integrated Programme is 4-8.

Previous Update

The Ministry of Education (MOE) will release indicative cut-off point ranges for schools by mid-2022.

This will include indicative Achievement Level (AL) Cut-Off Point (COP) ranges for different school types and the Subject-Based Banding (SBB) eligibility criteria under the AL scoring system.

PSLE 2022 Grading and Achievement Levels

Ministry of Education had earlier announced the upcoming changes to the PSLE scoring and Secondary One (S1) posting systems, which will take effect from 2022 (see Annex A). Watch the above video from MOE for a brief overview of the changes to PSLE 2022 Grading.

Under the new PSLE 2022 grading and scoring system, students will receive AL scores instead of T-scores and be graded based on their individual performance in the subjects, regardless of how their peers have done. 

Primary motivation 

Shift in PSLE grading for 2022 is to reinforce efforts to shift away from an over-emphasis on academic results by reducing fine differentiation at a young age – providing students with more flexibility and space to nurture their strengths and interests in order to develop them to their fullest potential. 

Grading System

Each PSLE subject will be scored using 8 Achievement Levels (ALs), with AL 1 being the best. 

The 8 ALs are designed to reflect broadly different levels of achievement, and are set based on the learning objectives of the curriculum. Each AL is defined by the scoring band below:

AL Reference Raw Mark Range
1 ≥ 90
2 85-89
3 80-84
4 75-79
5 65-74
6 45-64
7 20-44
8 < 20

So with 4 PSLE subjects, total achievable score of a single student ranges from 4 (Best Grade) to 32 (Worst Grade).

PSLE 2022 Foundation Subject Grading

Students taking Foundation level subjects will be graded AL A to AL C. For the purpose
of S1 posting, Foundation levels AL A to AL C will be pegged to AL 6 to AL 8 of Standard level subjects respectively, as listed below, to derive a student’s overall PSLE Score.

Achievement Level -A will be equal to AL Score 6, Achievement Level B will be equal to AL Score 7 and Achievement Level C will equal to AL Score 8. 

PSLE 2022 Dates and Timetable

The 2022 Primary School Leaving Examinations (PSLE) is going to be held in year end, with the first upcoming exam scheduled tentatively around September. Here’s the PSLE 2022 dates for your easy reference:

PSLE 2022 Timetable

Note that the full PSLE examination timetable for 2022 will only be made available by 23 February 2022 according to Singapore Examinations and Assessment Board here.

PSLE 2022 Exam Date Updates – 10 March: The PSLE 2022 Examination timetable has been released.

All dates are taken from SEAB. Please refer to the source for full details   

PSLE 2022 Oral examination

Aug 15, 2022 (Mon), 8 am to 1.30 pm

• English Language
• Foundation English
• Chinese/Malay/Tamil

Aug 16, 2022 (Tues), 8 am to 1.30 pm

• English Language
• Chinese/Malay/Tamil
• Foundation Chinese/Foundation Malay/Foundation Tamil
• Bengali/Gujarati/Hindi/Panjabi/Urdu Foundation Bengali/Foundation Gujarati/Foundation Hindi/Foundation Panjabi/Foundation Urdu

PSLE 2022: Listening comprehension examination 

Sept 16, 2022 (Friday)

9 am – 9.35 am *: Chinese/Malay/Tamil

9 am – 9.40 am *: Foundation Chinese/Foundation Malay/Foundation Tamil

9 am – 9.30 am *: Bengali/Gujarati/Hindi/Panjabi/Urdu Foundation Bengali/Foundation Gujarati/Foundation Hindi/Foundation Panjabi/Foundation Urdu

11.15am – 11.50 am *: English Language/Foundation English

PSLE 2022 Timetable: Written examination

September 29, 2022 (Thursday)

• English Language Paper 1: 8.15 am – 9.25 am (Duration: 1 h 10 min)
• English Language Paper 2: 10.30 am – 12.20 pm (Duration: 1 h 50 min) 
• Foundation English Paper 1: 8.15am – 9.25 am (Duration: 1 h 10 min)
• Foundation English Paper 2: 10.30 am – 11.50 am (Duration: 1 h 20 min)

September 30, 2022 (Friday)

• Mathematics Paper 1: 8.15 am – 9.15 am (Duration: 1 h)
• Mathematics Paper 2: 10.30am – 12 pm (Duration: 1 h 30min)
• Foundation Mathematics Paper 1: 8.15 am – 9.15 am (Duration: 1 h)
• Foundation Mathematics Paper 2: 10.30am – 11.30 am (Duration: 1 h)

Oct 3, 2022 (Monday)

• Chinese/Malay/Tamil Bengali/Gujarati/Hindi/Panjabi/Urdu Paper 1: 8.15 am – 9.05 am (Duration: 50 min) 
• Chinese/Malay/Tamil Bengali/Gujarati/Hindi/Panjabi/Urdu Paper 2: 10.15 am – 11.55 am (Duration: 1 h 40 min)
• Foundation Chinese/Foundation Malay/Foundation Tamil Paper 1: 8.15 am – 8.55 am (Duration: 40 min)

Oct 4, 2022 (Tuesday)

• Science: 8.15 am – 10 am (Duration: 1 h 45 min)
• Foundation Science: 8.15 am – 9.30 am (Duration: 1 h 15 min)

Oct 5, 2022 (Wednesday)

• Higher Chinese/Higher Malay/Higher Tamil Paper 1: 8.15 am – 9.05 am (Duration: 50 min)
• Higher Chinese/Higher Malay/Higher Tamil Paper 2: 10.15 am – 11.35 am (Duration: 1 h 20 min)

PSLE 2022 Marking Days

The PSLE 2022 Marking Days or Exercise is tentatively scheduled on Oct 18 – 21, 2022. This PSLE 2022 date is confirmed on Singapore Examination and Assessment Board (SEAB) website here.

PSLE 2022 Results Date

The PSLE results will be released tentatively between Wednesday, 23 November and Friday, 25 November 2022.. PSLE results are usually released at 11am.

*The actual date of the results release can only be confirmed when all processes have been completed. 

PSLE 2022 Results Release: How to Collect and View Your Results 

PSLE 2022 Update: Below content covers PSLE 2020 Results Release and Collection. We will update the guide again once further details on PSLE 2022 results are released by official sources. 

Students who took the 2020 national PSLE examinations will be able to view and collect their results in two ways.

(1) Online via Singpass on the day of the respective results release, in light of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Candidates can access SEAB’s results release system with a system-generated password issued by SEAB, or with their SingPass. PSLE candidates will received a system-generated password issued by SEAB through their schools from Nov. 12, 2020.

Candidates who are not eligible for SingPass will receive a system-generated password from SEAB via email a few days before the results release.

(2) In-person: For those who prefer to receive their results in person, the collection of results will still be possible, although it will be done in individual classrooms, rather than large crowded venues such as school halls.

One parent or guardian will be allowed to accompany candidates to school to collect their results, although they will have to wait at the designated common areas in schools, while the candidate receives the results in the classroom.

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PSLE 2022: Secondary School Posting Date

Tentative Date of final school posting date is late November or early December. Submit preferred secondary school choices online or at your child’s primary school by 3pm.

PSLE 2022: Secondary School Posting Results Date

PSLE 2022 Update: Below content covers PSLE 2020 Results Release and Collection. We will update the guide again once further details on PSLE 2022 results are released by official sources. 

The posting results will be released tentatively between Tuesday, 22 December 2020 and Thursday, 24 December 2020 via online, SMS and through child’s primary school.

Your child will then report to their secondary school tentatively on the following working day.

The dates above are confirmed to be accurate as reported on MOE website.

PSLE 2022: Eligibility for Express and Normal Subjects (Subject-based Banding)

Under the new PSLE system, students in the Normal course will continue to be eligible to take subjects at a more demanding level from Secondary 1, based on their AL scores for individual subjects. This recognises and develops students’ subject-specific strengths. Table 4 shows the SBB (Sec) eligibility criteria based on AL scoring.

Table 4: SBB (Sec) eligibility criteria for students in the N(A) and N(T) courses.

8. Regardless of the academic course a student enters in secondary school, the student will be eligible to take English Language, Mathematics, Science and/or Mother Tongue Language at the Express level, if the student scores AL 5 or better in a Standard level subject at the PSLE. The student will be eligible to take the subject at the N(A) level, if the student scores AL 6 or better at the Standard level or AL A at the Foundation level in that subject at the PSLE.

9. Beyond the start of Secondary 1, as students progress in secondary school, they will continue to have more opportunities to take subjects at more demanding levels based on their performance in school, to further pursue their strengths and develop to their fullest potential.

PSLE 2022: Eligibility to take Higher Mother Tongue

Eligibility for Higher Mother Tongue Language in Secondary Schools
Under the new PSLE scoring system, students will be eligible to take Higher Mother Tongue Language (HMTL) in secondary school if they receive:

(a) An overall PSLE Score of 8 or better; or
(b) An overall PSLE Score of 9 to 14 (inclusive); and attain AL 1 / AL 2 in MTL or distinction/merit in HMTL.

For students who do not meet the above criteria, secondary schools will continue to have the flexibility to offer HMTL to students if they are assessed to have high ability and interest in MTL, and able to take HMTL without affecting their performance in other
subjects. This is similar to the existing practice.

PSLE 2022 Cut Off Points for Secondary Schools

PSLE 2022 Update: The official PSLE 2022 Cut off point is not out yet and will be released by the middle of 2022 as confirmed in MOE announcement here. Below is an indicative cut off point based on 2019 cohort shared by MOE.

Table 1: Indicative AL COP ranges for Government & Government-aided schools.

Table 2: Indicative AL COP ranges for Autonomous schools.

PSLE Cut Off Points for Secondary Schools 2020

1. Raffles Girls’ School (Secondary) IP (girls) – 261
2. Nanyang Girls’ High School IP SAP (girls) – 261
3. Raffles Institution IP (boys) – 259
4. Hwa Chong Institution IP SAP (boys) – 257
5. CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls’ School IP SAP (girls) – 257
6. Methodist Girls’ School (Secondary) IB (girls) – 257
7. Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) IB (boys) – 256
8. Dunman High School IP SAP (co-ed) – 255
9. National Junior College IP (co-ed) – 254
10. River Valley High School IP SAP (co-ed) – 253
11. Cedar Girls’ Secondary School IP (girls) – 253
12. CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls’ School O-levels SAP (girls) – 253
13. Methodist Girls’ School (Secondary) O-levels (girls) – 253
14. Victoria School IP (boys) – 252
15. Catholic High School IP SAP (boys) – 252
16. Singapore Chinese Girls’ School IP (girls) – 252
17. Singapore Chinese Girls’ School O-levels (girls) – 252
18. Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) O-levels (boys) – 252
19. St. Joseph’s Institution IB (boys) – 251
20. Temasek Junior College IP (co-ed) – 250
21. Cedar Girls’ Secondary School – O-levels (girls) – 249
22. Catholic High School O-levels SAP (boys) – 249
23. Victoria School – O-levels (boys) – 248
24. St. Andrew’s Secondary School (boys) – 247
25. Nan Hua High School SAP (co-ed) – 246
26. CHIJ Secondary (Toa Payoh) (girls) – 246
27. St. Joseph’s Institution O-levels (boys) – 246
28. Anglo-Chinese School (Barker Road) (boys) – 246
29. Anderson Secondary School (co-ed) – 245
30. Chung Cheng High School (Main) SAP (co-ed) – 244
31. Nan Chiau High School SAP (co-ed) – 244
32. Bukit Panjang Govt. High School (co-ed) – 244
33. Crescent Girls’ School (girls) – 243
34. St. Margaret’s Secondary School (girls) – 243
35. Fairfield Methodist School (Secondary) (co-ed) – 243
36. Swiss Cottage Secondary School (co-ed) – 242
37. Anglican High School SAP (co-ed) – 241
38. Chung Cheng High School (Yishun) (co-ed) – 241
39. Maris Stella High School SAP (boys) – 239
40. Yishun Town Secondary School (co-ed) – 239
41. Commonwealth Secondary School (co-ed) – 239
42. Ngee Ann Secondary School (co-ed) – 238
43. Kuo Chuan Presbyterian Secondary School (co-ed) – 238
44. CHIJ St. Theresa’s Convent (girls) – 238
45. Tanjong Katong Girls’ School (girls) – 237
46. Paya Lebar Methodist Girls’ School (Secondary) (girls) – 237
47. CHIJ St. Joseph’s Convent (girls) – 237
48. Zhonghua Secondary School (co-ed) – 236
49. Fuhua Secondary School (co-ed) – 236
50. Presbyterian High School (co-ed) – 236
51. Riverside Secondary School (co-ed) – 235
52. Clementi Town Secondary School (co-ed) – 235
53. Temasek Secondary School (co-ed) – 235
54. Tanjong Katong Secondary School (co-ed) – 234
55. Xinmin Secondary School (co-ed) – 234
56. Kranji Secondary School (co-ed) – 234
57. St. Patrick’s School (boys) – 233
58. Dunman Secondary School (co-ed) – 232
59. Holy Innocents’ High School (co-ed) – 232
60. Geylang Methodist School (Secondary) (co-ed) – 231
61. Edgefield Secondary School (co-ed) – 230
62. St. Anthony’s Canossian Secondary School (girls) – 230
63. Evergreen Secondary School (co-ed) – 229
64. Ang Mo Kio Secondary School (co-ed) – 229
65. Bukit Batok Secondary School (co-ed) – 229
66. CHIJ Katong Convent (girls) – 229
67. St. Hilda’s Secondary School (co-ed) – 228
68. Jurong Secondary School (co-ed) – 228
69. Gan Eng Seng School (co-ed) – 227
70. Hua Yi Secondary School (co-ed) – 227
71. Bowen Secondary School (co-ed) – 226
72. Pei Hwa Secondary School (co-ed) – 226
73. St. Gabriel’s Secondary School (boys) – 225
74. West Spring Secondary School (co-ed) – 225
75. Hai Sing Catholic School (co-ed) – 225
76. Mayflower Secondary School (co-ed) – 224
77. Ahmad Ibrahim Secondary School (co-ed) – 224
78. Deyi Secondary School (co-ed) – 222
79. Queensway Secondary School (co-ed) – 222
80. Pasir Ris Crest Secondary School (co-ed) – 220
81. Pasir Ris Secondary School (co-ed) – 220
82. Unity Secondary School (co-ed) – 219
83. North Vista Secondary School (co-ed) – 218
84. Bedok View Secondary School (co-ed) – 218
85. Yuan Ching Secondary School (co-ed) – 218
86. Beatty Secondary School (co-ed) – 217
87. Kent Ridge Secondary School (co-ed) – 217
88. Chua Chu Kang Secondary School (co-ed) – 216
89. Compassvale Secondary School (co-ed) – 215
90. Jurong West Secondary School (co-ed) – 214
91. Orchid Park Secondary School (co-ed) – 214
92. Peirce Secondary School (co-ed) – 214
93. Bukit View Secondary School (co-ed) – 213
94. Greendale Secondary School (co-ed) – 213
95. Bedok South Secondary School (co-ed) – 213
96. Woodlands Ring Secondary School (co-ed) – 212
97. Meridian Secondary School (co-ed) – 212
98. Hillgrove Secondary School (co-ed) – 211
99. Tampines Secondary School (co-ed) – 210
100. Zhenghua Secondary School (co-ed) – 210
101. Seng Kang Secondary School (co-ed) – 209
102. Yishun Secondary School (co-ed) – 207
103. Christ Church Secondary School (co-ed) – 207
104. Montfort Secondary School (boys) – 207
105. Naval Base Secondary School (co-ed) – 205
106. Punggol Secondary School (co-ed) – 205
107. Hougang Secondary School (co-ed) – 205
108. Woodgrove Secondary School (co-ed) – 204
109. New Town Secondary School (co-ed) – 204
110. Admiralty Secondary School (co-ed) – 203
111. Jurongville Secondary School (co-ed) – 202
112. Bedok Green Secondary School (co-ed) – 201
113. Regent Secondary School (co-ed) – 200
114. Juying Secondary School (co-ed) – 198
115. Manjusri Secondary School (co-ed) – 197
116. Westwood Secondary School (co-ed) – 194
117. Serangoon Secondary School (co-ed) – 194
118. Greenridge Secondary School (co-ed) – 193
119. Guangyang Secondary School (co-ed) – 192
120. Canberra Secondary School (co-ed) – 191
121. Queenstown Secondary School (co-ed) – 191
122. Junyuan Secondary School (co-ed) – 191
123. Yio Chu Kang Secondary School (co-ed) – 189
124. Teck Whye Secondary School (co-ed) – 189
125. Boon Lay Secondary School (co-ed) – 188
126. Outram Secondary School (co-ed) – 188
127. Bendemeer Secondary School (co-ed) – 188
128. Springfield Secondary School (co-ed) – 188
129. Broadrick Secondary School (co-ed) – 188
130. Bartley Secondary School (co-ed) – 188
131. Bukit Merah Secondary School (co-ed) – 188
132. Northland Secondary School (co-ed) – 188
133. Changkat Changi Secondary School (co-ed) – 188
134. Dunearn Secondary School (co-ed) – 188
135. Yusof Ishak Secondary School (co-ed) – 188
136. Assumption English School (co-ed) – 188
137. Fajar Secondary School (co-ed) – 188
138. Whitley Secondary School (co-ed) – 188
139. Peicai Secondary School (co-ed) – 188
140. Serangoon Garden Secondary School (co-ed) – 188
141. Northbrooks Secondary School (co-ed) – 188
142. Fuchun Secondary School (co-ed) – 188
143. Woodlands Secondary School (co-ed) – 188
144. Marsiling Secondary School (co-ed) – 188
145. Tanglin Secondary School (co-ed) – 188
146. Ping Yi Secondary School (co-ed) – 188
147. Damai Secondary School (co-ed) – 188
148. Loyang Secondary School (co-ed) – 188
149. Yuying Secondary School (co-ed) – 188
150. Yuhua Secondary School (co-ed) – 188
151. East Spring Secondary School (co-ed) – 188
152. Sembawang Secondary School (co-ed) – 188

     List of secondary schools with affiliations and their cut-off points for affiliated students:

• Anglo-Chinese School (Barker Road) – 198
• Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) – 235
• Catholic High School – 240
• CHIJ Katong Convent – 203
• CHIJ Secondary (Toa Payoh) – 200
• CHIJ St. Joseph’s Convent – 200
• CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls’ School – 230
• CHIJ St. Theresa’s Convent – 200
• Fairfield Methodist School (Secondary) – 200
• Geylang Methodist School (Secondary) – 196
• Holy Innocents’ High School – 188
• Kuo Chuan Presbyterian Secondary School – 200
• Manjusri Secondary School – 189
• Maris Stella High School – 226
• Methodist Girls’ School (Secondary) – 220
• Montfort Secondary School – 188
• Nanyang Girls’ High School – 250
• Ngee Ann Secondary School – 225
• Paya Lebar Methodist Girls’ School (Secondary) – 205
• Singapore Chinese Girls’ School – 220
• St. Andrew’s Secondary School – 193
• St. Anthony’s Canossian Secondary School – 193
• St. Gabriel’s Secondary School – 188
• St. Hilda’s Secondary School – 188
• St. Joseph’s Institution – 238
• St. Margaret’s Secondary School – 200
• St. Patrick’s School – 201

PSLE Cut Off Points for Secondary Schools 2019

All secondary schools ranked based on the PSLE cut-off points of their 2019 intake.

Top Secondary Schools in Singapore 2020, based on their PSLE Cut-off points (COP) for 2019:

That said, these scores of top secondary schools in Singapore 2020 are just a guide and not indicative that one school is better than the other.

PSLE 2020: Secondary School Choice

There are various types of secondary schools a student can apply for after completing their PSLE 2020 exams. Their options are available to the students based on their PSLE results.

Below is a brief overview of a few special options for exceptional students: SAP School, IB and IP Programme.

What is a SAP school? 

Special Assistance Plan (SAP) caters to students who excel in both their Mother Tongue and the English language. However, currently the SAP schools only cater to the Mandarin mother tongue language. These are schools that may offer some subjects that will be taught in Chinese. 

For students who took Higher Chinese at PSLE, they will be able to add 2 points to their aggregate score if they apply to SAP schools. This means that if X scores 240 and wishes to get into SAP School Y with a cut-off of 242, because X took higher Chinese, his aggregate score will be 242 if he applied to school Y. 

There are a total of 26 SAP schools in Singapore. 

What is IB? 

International Baccalaureate (IB) is a different educational route from the conventional GCE O/A Levels. The examination methods are different but they are recognised globally as well. The international schools in Singapore usually adopt the IB education programme. There are a few local schools who adopt this programme as well. 

You can find out more about IB on this website. 

What is an IP Programme? 

Integrated Programme (IP) is a programme where the students will not take GCE O levels. It will be a 6-year education from secondary school to junior college, culminating with the GCE A-level exams. Therefore the programme is also known as the “choo-train”, where students who get into this programme will be automatically secured a spot in the respective JCs, without having to go through another examination. 

There are 16 schools offering the IP programme in Singapore. 

Good luck to all Primary 6 students taking the PSLE exams this year!

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