IPPT, IPT & RT Questions...

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You have booked your IPPT Prep Trg Schedule at MAJU FCC , starting on xx Jun 2010.

After attending the first session, you are allowed to train at any FCC on any available sessions with a 1 day break in between training.

Your Schedule No is ? and available training sessions are:
Mondays to Thursdays 1900 - 2200 hrs
Saturdays 1630 - 1930 hrs

I need to report at what time on my first session of ipt at maju? 5pm or 7pm?
 

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Depends on when your 1st session will be. It's OTOT, you decide when to start. Just complete it within the date of your schedule that you booked.
 

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Depends on when your 1st session will be. It's OTOT, you decide when to start. Just complete it within the date of your schedule that you booked.

first session of ipt is ippt right? no change? ippt is conducting at 5pm or 7pm? can i take my ipt-ippt on sat morning instead?
 

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first session of ipt is ippt right? no change? ippt is conducting at 5pm or 7pm? can i take my ipt-ippt on sat morning instead?

No...IPT IPPT is different from Non-ICT IPPT. You will not take it together with the non-ict batch. So if you are doing on sat, you will do it in the noon which is your IPT session. If on weekday, will be after the briefing and intro to IPT, which will be around 7-8 plus.
 

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Have completed the IPT-IPPT which is the 8th session yesterday.

Checked the NS.SG website today, it shows that i have completed 7 sessions of IPT under the IPPT prep training section. And under the past IPPT results it shows fail.

And yet the website requires me to book a IPPT date till my birthday. Is this normal? Would I have completed the requirements for my IPPT this year?

Thanks! :)
 

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Have completed the IPT-IPPT which is the 8th session yesterday.

Checked the NS.SG website today, it shows that i have completed 7 sessions of IPT under the IPPT prep training section. And under the past IPPT results it shows fail.

And yet the website requires me to book a IPPT date till my birthday. Is this normal? Would I have completed the requirements for my IPPT this year?

Thanks! :)

Yes. Because you have yet to pass. Just check your IPT records a week or 2 after your schedule end date. Should be updated to 'completed IPT.'
 

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I just finished my 7 session of IPT and booked my IPPT for this coming sat. When I book I see the following message which I don't really understand. Can someone enlighten me? So will this IPPT I booked on 12th Jun be considered as the 8th session of IPPT for my IPT?

"Note: If you failed your 12 Jun 2010 non-ICT IPPT, you MUST re-book and attend another IPT-IPPT as your IPT number 8th session within 5 weeks upon commencement of your IPT in order to be exempted from RT in the following IPPT window."
 

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I just finished my 7 session of IPT and booked my IPPT for this coming sat. When I book I see the following message which I don't really understand. Can someone enlighten me? So will this IPPT I booked on 12th Jun be considered as the 8th session of IPPT for my IPT?

"Note: If you failed your 12 Jun 2010 non-ICT IPPT, you MUST re-book and attend another IPT-IPPT as your IPT number 8th session within 5 weeks upon commencement of your IPT in order to be exempted from RT in the following IPPT window."

Because the stupid system cannot recognize the non-ICT IPPT is your IPT IPPT. :s22:
 

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Thanks a lot! So I just continue to take the ippt this sat and I should clear my ipt right?

Yes. Just check your IPT records a week or 2 after your schedule end date. Should be updated to 'completed IPT.'
 

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Attendance for all IPT sessions is voluntary. There is no need to do any MUT as NSmen have the freedom to choose the days to attend all the 8 sessions within the 5 weeks schedule. The NSman is to note that he will only be exempted from RT if he completes a minimum of 8 IPT sessions (including the IPPT on the 8th session).

and the above from NS.SG also means that we can choose any day for 8 session ipt-ippt.
just as vasilli07 has said, system is toopid not to know.
 

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I have a question.

I am like damn good at everything except SBJ ...which is like 50/50 chance to make it to 216 and above...if sway sway 2 tries get below 216 I fail and have to attempt IPPT again.

Question is:

Can I just go back and take SBJ only?
How will the instructor and computer system know that I am only taking 1 station which is SBJ. Do I have to inform the PTI stationed there or the clerk which takes attendance and give out the number tag?

I'll be taking IPPT today at khatib camp just hope I can pass SBJ...I trained very hard for it.
 

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I have a question.

I am like damn good at everything except SBJ ...which is like 50/50 chance to make it to 216 and above...if sway sway 2 tries get below 216 I fail and have to attempt IPPT again.

Question is:

Can I just go back and take SBJ only?
How will the instructor and computer system know that I am only taking 1 station which is SBJ. Do I have to inform the PTI stationed there or the clerk which takes attendance and give out the number tag?

I'll be taking IPPT today at khatib camp just hope I can pass SBJ...I trained very hard for it.

There will be PTIs stationed there with their PDA. You can just talk to them. Sometimes they will give you another 1 or 2 more extra attempts if you are not very far from passing.
 

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I have a question.

I am like damn good at everything except SBJ ...which is like 50/50 chance to make it to 216 and above...if sway sway 2 tries get below 216 I fail and have to attempt IPPT again.

Question is:

Can I just go back and take SBJ only?
How will the instructor and computer system know that I am only taking 1 station which is SBJ. Do I have to inform the PTI stationed there or the clerk which takes attendance and give out the number tag?

I'll be taking IPPT today at khatib camp just hope I can pass SBJ...I trained very hard for it.

they will let you retry a couple of times provided you have not taken your 2.4km and if you pass will have incentives.

after 2.4km, you have 3 months to try to pass your sbj if you fail only sbj but you will not get any incentives should you pass.

if you want incentives, then have to retry all stations including 2.4km again.
 

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Thanks for the replies but what I meant was, how will they know that I am only taking SBJ? I will explain a little more below.


Info: Yes today I will be taking the full 5 course. This question is prepared for my subsequent tries in the next few weeks or days.(If i fail)

Ok so from what I know above,

1. I can request the PTI to reset and let me have more than the standard 2 tries.(Depending if they want)

2. I can retake only SBJ on another day (If I failed today's SBJ) .


So for now main question is, if I retake on another day, I just go for SBJ and if i pass, I can just scan out? Do I need to tell the PTI or Someone "Hey i'm only doing SBJ today" or will the system somehow remember me from previously that I only failed SBJ.

I hope it is clear enough. Still have to wait 1 more year for CAT Y...that is where my current sbj standard is considered 2 points.
 

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Thanks for the replies but what I meant was, how will they know that I am only taking SBJ? I will explain a little more below.


Info: Yes today I will be taking the full 5 course. This question is prepared for my subsequent tries in the next few weeks or days.(If i fail)

Ok so from what I know above,

1. I can request the PTI to reset and let me have more than the standard 2 tries.(Depending if they want)

2. I can retake only SBJ on another day (If I failed today's SBJ) .


So for now main question is, if I retake on another day, I just go for SBJ and if i pass, I can just scan out? Do I need to tell the PTI or Someone "Hey i'm only doing SBJ today" or will the system somehow remember me from previously that I only failed SBJ.

I hope it is clear enough. Still have to wait 1 more year for CAT Y...that is where my current sbj standard is considered 2 points.

You have to inform them that you are taking SBJ only as there are people who fail 1 station who choose to retake the entire IPPT all over again as you need to pass everything in 1 sitting to qualify for the incentives. Taking SBJ on a separate setting means you do not get any money even if you get gold or silver etc.
 

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Haha yes that is the answer i've been looking for. I don't really care too much about the money. Just now that I know i got to inform the PTI....instead of just going there take 1 station and go home who knows if that is counted.

So as long as i inform the PTI, they will just handle everything right?
 
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