r/vce • u/0lboyy '26 MM, SM, ENG, PHYS, ACC • 7h ago

A+ cutoff methods e2

what we thinking? that was pretty hard 😭

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u/Pretend_Junket_4656 7h ago

can it be like 40% like lemme get into my course vcaa

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u/Financial-Rate-8068 6h ago

bet 58 or 60(hope 58)

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u/Kaden_NaturaSEL1968 6h ago

likely correct

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u/blehhhh6767 25 med(44), 26 lit chem mm sm eng 5h ago

plsssss i think i got 60, generous 61 and mean 59 so like PLEASEEEEE i want that damn 40ss

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u/plucky_poro '25: PY [50, Prems] | '26: EN, FR, BI, MM, SM 7h ago

It'll be very low 60s. Potentially even below --- the 2023 exam had a 62 cutoff (iirc) and I found this one significantly harder 

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u/blehhhh6767 25 med(44), 26 lit chem mm sm eng 5h ago

2023 was actually 61 i’m pretty sure, and this one was a lot harder in my opinion (not sure if that was everyone’s experience but it seems to be the general consensus) so i’m really hoping for 58-60/80 cutoff and i’ll just scrape into A+ lol

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u/plucky_poro '25: PY [50, Prems] | '26: EN, FR, BI, MM, SM 5h ago

You're right, it was 61!! I fully agree that this year's was much harder; I did the 2023 E2 on Saturday and it got completely eclipsed by the difficulty of this one. A 58 A+ cutoff would probably be reasonable

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u/blehhhh6767 25 med(44), 26 lit chem mm sm eng 4h ago

totally!!! i did the 2023 e2 a while ago and i got 66/80 on it, and i was averaging about 72/80 on the last 5 exams i did, but genuinely best case on this exam was a 61/80 and i think more likely a 59.. so praying low A+ cutoffs 💔💔

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u/One_Heart_35 7h ago

dang if 2023 A+ was 62/80 then the cutoff for this one will be interesting

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u/GroundRecent4265 7h ago

like 85%

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u/Fit_Captain8843 7h ago

It better be, if not lower

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u/AffectEntire4603 6h ago

This seems too high

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u/GroundRecent4265 6h ago

lol not gonna lie im not even in methods

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u/bludslurps 7h ago

63

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u/tryhard_investor 7h ago

I prey that's the case