Question about pre enlistment

reddevil0728

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If you fall below the BMI so you longer have to go to PES BP BMT, u may want to ask them for a medical review so you can get your PES reassign before enlistment. It might be better that way if you havent get your enlistment date.

Can change earlier or later depends on how fast they issue u with ur new PES.

Impossible to tell your chances. Cause there's no publicly available information.
 

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If you fall below the BMI so you longer have to go to PES BP BMT, u may want to ask them for a medical review so you can get your PES reassign before enlistment. It might be better that way if you havent get your enlistment date.

Can change earlier or later depends on how fast they issue u with ur new PES.

Impossible to tell your chances. Cause there's no publicly available information.

Oh I see when I went for cmpb check up first time they gave me a yellow paper saying my bmi is 28.1 above moderately obese but now I count my own bmi it's 25. So I should go and do a review right? On the ns.sg it says I'm pes D till 2nd may. Reviewing won't affect anything right?
 

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Oh I see when I went for cmpb check up first time they gave me a yellow paper saying my bmi is 28.1 above moderately obese but now I count my own bmi it's 25. So I should go and do a review right? On the ns.sg it says I'm pes D till 2nd may. Reviewing won't affect anything right?

You have to arrange for one.

If say after PES D u end up with PES BP, it will make a diff cause u may no longer in PES BP but just PES B1. If say you get PES B2 and below, then doesn't make a diff.
 
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