january intake and february intake differences

chikoloko

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whats the diff between enlisting on Jan or Feb? is it one is the fit intake and other one is less fit intake? im gg to enlist on Jan tho scdf
 

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whats the diff between enlisting on Jan or Feb? is it one is the fit intake and other one is less fit intake? im gg to enlist on Jan tho scdf

Don't know much about the SCDF, but in general a less fit intake would enlist 2 months earlier as the Physical Training Phase (PTP) is 8 weeks long
 

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whats the diff between enlisting on Jan or Feb? is it one is the fit intake and other one is less fit intake? im gg to enlist on Jan tho scdf
Feb (used to be Mar) is PTP (2 months earlier than Apr).

1 intake every 3 months, 2 intakes per cohort.
 

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Don't know much about the SCDF, but in general a less fit intake would enlist 2 months earlier as the Physical Training Phase (PTP) is 8 weeks long

oh i see. cos some of my friends will be enlisting on feb. So there will be 2 intakes jan or feb, so that is just 1 month apart?
 

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No, to qualify for PTP, you need to be PES A/B1.

PTP/Enhanced qualification is by physical fitness (NAPFA), PES classification is by medical fitness.

Thanks alot. sorry for asking so much cos im unsure wether im in the fit batch or nah. Im B1 and enlisting on Jan
 

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Actually sometime depend which unit nsf had just ord not long ago, and those pop nsf may just filled up the unit.
 
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