Okay, then I'll substantiate.

The previous method for determining FCH in NUS law was that the top 5% of the cohort would receive it.

After 2016, it became the top 10% or above 4.5 CAP. However, because the bell curve in law school is so strict the 90th percentile student always has a CAP below 4.5. I know of one student two years ago who got FCH with a 4.28.

I'll explain what this means (because you clearly don't think before you post or can't at all): While it does exist, the 4.5 CAP cutoff has always been and will always be irrelevant to determining whether a student gets FCH, which means that other than the % going up, FCH in law school are determined exactly the same as they were before. Nothing has changed.

I'm usually more polite here, but someone who can post something so stupid and then have the gall to say that the recent batches are graduating from a course which is "so slack" doesn't really deserve that. So, cheers.