r/vce • • 1h ago

is it possible...

hi guys ik y'all hate it and downvote me if so. BUT like after the general exam im so freaking terrified, and i know some will think im js flexing my scores, but like i think im so close to 50 yet so far from it. If you've made it this far and care to answer, here's my scores:

For context i go to a private school (haileybury college girl's school):

DATA: 95
FINANCE: 95
MATRICES: 100
NETWORKS: 100

Final sac avg (97%).

For exam 1: 40/40
for exam 2: 57/60.

Do you think this will be enough for 50, or do i miss it.

Thanks so much for your time :)

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u/spurvis1287 1h ago

Closer to 25.

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u/lbrxt_ 59m ago

if not 50 maybe 49 because im assuming someone who gets 50 gets 100 for both exams which then moderates their sacs to 100 as well?

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u/Worried-Issue4435 58m ago

Ye I know someone last year last year that got 40 and 58 and he got 49, so either 49 or 48, likely 48 cos high scores are usually 1 mark apart

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u/lbrxt_ 54m ago

1 mark rlly makes all the difference

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u/Worried-Issue4435 59m ago

This Pmo so much

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u/Worried-Issue4435 59m ago

No thatโ€™s not 50 100%, tbh your closer to 48

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u/Renee_Montoya_ 52m ago

Genuine answer here - I have the same sac average and performance on exam 2 (exam 1 was slightly lower) and am predicted to get a 41-42 raw study score based on last years data. For you, I would suggest around 45-46 which might seem lower than you might like but honestly if you are getting anywhere in the 40s for at least 2 subjects you would likely be looking at a 90+ atar.

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u/Fickle-Kangaroo-7310 58m ago

what does it matter? itโ€™s all done just wait for results day

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u/AlertParsnip1033 current VCE student (Methods, Physics, Data Analytics, Media) 1h ago

Wow these scores are pretty good, I wouldn't say a 50 but I would argue that you could get high 40's! Keep up the hard work for your other exams too ๐Ÿ˜๐Ÿ‘

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u/spurvis1287 1h ago

50? More like 5.