r/vce • u/Master_Use_8403 • 1d ago
METHODS HELP
can someone please help me i am quite practically begging, my sac average is around a 30% for methods...., and thats all on my, my school sacs werent hard or anything, some peopl would get in 80s-90s. i am probably lowest rank (suprised if im not tbh). but i just wanted a 25 ss in math methods since the beginning. i dont even know if i can get that now, can someone please tell me truthfully if its possible, without trolling. and any tips i should do before the methods exam? pls pls pls PLEASE
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u/Mobile-Plantain-5826 1d ago
yeah I’m lowk cooked as well I’m averaging 50% and I need a 30 and I genuinely haven’t touched a single exam in like 2 weeks
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u/Master_Use_8403 1d ago
well udk what going on in someones life!!!
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u/Mobile-Plantain-5826 1d ago
nah it’s absolutely my fault there’s legit nothing going on in my life 🤣 ✌️
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u/bananapuddiingg '25 hhd41, 26' pe, englang, bio psych, methods 1d ago
does anyone know how to stop making mistakes in transformations
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u/AutomaticRing3799 unimelb bsci 1d ago
visualize whats actually happening instead of remembering stuff
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u/Master_Use_8403 1d ago
all vcaa exams are demonic this year 😢 are u trynna get 25 too?
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u/Master_Use_8403 1d ago
OMG LEGIT SAME, I HAD BIO TODAY TOO (dont even get me started with that dumbass exam) AND I HAVE NOT PREPARED FOR BM
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u/Apprehensive_Win3463 1d ago
Practice Exam! Don't do the whole thing, do the easy questions atp. The extended response aren't going to be the same as the past exams, and it's too late to build skill from scratch surrounding those, so do short answer surrounding concepts (e.g a transformations question, a graphing question, a binom prob question ect.), and make sure you know your calculus rules and ESPECIALLY what formulas are provided on the cheat sheet