Admission
Find out how to join Catholic Junior College through JAE or DSA. Explore subject combinations, scholarships, and financial assistance options here.
Whatever your calling, our mission is to guide you to make your dream a reality. We believe you have the potential to make the world a better place.
CJCians attending an ASEAN reception in 2019. Deputy Secretary Mr Peter Tan (centre) is from the Class of 1984. Teacher-in-charge, Mr Lucas D’Cruz, is on the extreme right of the photo.
At Catholic Junior College, our students take a two-year course leading to the Singapore-Cambridge GCE 'A' Level examination. More than a school, we offer a holistic education for life. We want you to discover new ideas, think critically about them and find your purpose.
We are an inclusive community that welcomes you regardless of your background. Attendance at Catholic activities is not compulsory. We believe in being open to different perspectives and opinions - this is the spirit of a CJC education.
Here you will find information on how to enroll via the Joint Admissions Exercise / Appeals(JAE), Direct School Admission exercise (DSA) and application criteria. For prospective and current students, details on subject combinations, scholarships, financial assistance, higher education and career prospects can be accessed here at our admissions site.
Who We Are
The CJC student is at once bold, creative, inquisitive and not afraid to challenge his or her limits. We believe in the all-rounder who wants to excel in and beyond academic performance. We are an eclectic family of scholars, sportsmen and trailblazers committed to doing good in the world.
We count actors, doctors, lawyers, business owners, priests, singers, writers, scientists and soldiers amongst our proud alumni. Whatever your calling, our mission is to guide you to make your dream a reality. We believe you have the potential to make the world a better place.
"We expect the highest academic performance and the most sensitive social and spiritual response from all of our students. What we do expect of you, whether you have 5 or 19 points, is that you be men and women who put service before self and that you be kind to others. By that and only by that criterion shall our college be truly Catholic Junior College." -Ee Peng Liang, Chairman, CJC Management Committee (1975).