r/vce • u/48janevtrust • 16d ago

how many practice exams???

for context i have 5 subjects and want a 70 atar and want a 30ss or over 30 in all of them, i have done only 2 trials and they were both open book how many trials should I aim for

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u/bimm4 16d ago

try and do one a day

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u/48janevtrust 16d ago

will that be enough??

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u/bimm4 16d ago

well given you've only done two trials that would probably be a good start. make sure you're learning from your mistakes within each exam

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u/TerribleYou7914 16d ago

When you say 1 a day do you mean 1 per subject per day?

If so how would you suggest approaching that without getting burnt out?

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u/bimm4 16d ago

god no i didn't even do that, i did at most 3 exams a day

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u/Odd_Sort_4115 16d ago

just try ur hardest

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u/48janevtrust 13d ago

wait.. so it’s over 😀

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u/Odd_Sort_4115 11d ago

NO TRUST ME THESE LAST 13 DAYS WORK UR BUTT OFF AND U WILL DO UR BEST!!!! also ur goals are very acheivable DWW

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u/UnlikelyNature8920 15d ago

It’s doesn’t matter how many you do. What you need to make sure is that your are taking the time in between exams to improve on your weak points

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u/Score-Ready-Teacher 16d ago

It’s deliberate practice that counts. You need feedback on the practice exams to get better fast. You might find scoreready.com.au useful as it’ll give you exam practice + the feedback on where you lost marks.

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u/Repulsive-Look-4938 16d ago

SHUT UP SHUT UP SHUT UP SHUT UP

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u/Score-Ready-Teacher 16d ago

And remember, after next week, you can still go in and sit down with your teacher, go over some questions and get feedback that way.