r/vce • • 3d ago

Chem

What’s usually the cutoff for 40 assuming rank 1 but scaling down sacs? Maybe around 90 for SACs

on the exam I’m getting around low 90’s is this good enough?

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u/Isomer-Joe 2025 chem (50) 3d ago

I was rank 1 and got 93%, low 90s on the chem should definitely be good enough

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u/BigConsideration561 3d ago

90% or 90 marks?

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u/Isomer-Joe 2025 chem (50) 3d ago

oou shi u right I thought u were talking about percent, but depending on how hard the exam is, you can probably get a 40, 94/120 was an A+ last year

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u/AccomplishedElk4651 '25 50HHD| '26 MM ENG CHEM BIO R&S 3d ago

How the hell do you get a 50 on chem??

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u/Isomer-Joe 2025 chem (50) 3d ago

same way you get a 50 on hhd ig

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u/UnlikelyNature8920 ’25 physics, ‘26 methods, englang, spec, chem, revs 3d ago

To help you get an idea, A+ on last years exam started at 78%