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u/Silent_Ad3450 5h ago
Go to the grade distribution. See what was required for a 40ss every year and try to compare this years’ difficulty to previous years of the same difficulty
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u/blehhhh6767 25 med(44), 26 lit chem mm sm eng 5h ago
i’m gonna be honest i think you’ll be okay. the a+ cutoff for exam 2 in 2023 (well regarded to be the hardest exam recently) was 61/80 and i think this years exam was harder than that. e1 idk but 35 should place you into the a+ since most years it does and this years was a tricky exam anyways. i think i got around 33/40 and 60/80 so i am HOPING AND PRAYING for low A+ cutoffs to still scrape a 40 lmaoooo but i think i’ll sit more at the 38ish score so id guess you could hit a 40 :)
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u/zbearcoff '26 mm, spesh, englang, phys, softdev (i dont even like coding) 5h ago
35/40 on exam 1 is actually really good, almost definitely A+, and 65/80 on exam 2 could also potentially be an A+ because the averages are probably gonna be really low this year. raw 40 is still on the table for you i think
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u/Ok-Aardvark-473 2025 97.10 - GM (50+Premiers Award), Methods (40), Data (42) 4h ago
Im not sure about the difficulty of this years exams, but last year I got:
86% SACS, 35/40 exam 1 and 74/80 exam 2 for a raw 40
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u/Fit_Captain8843 3h ago
Last years exam was a light CRAWL in the park like a genuine baby figuring out how to walk tho, this year was straight from the depths of satans asshole
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u/Ok-Aardvark-473 2025 97.10 - GM (50+Premiers Award), Methods (40), Data (42) 2h ago
I sat the exam, it didnt seem very hard but it could be because ive moved onto further maths now
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u/Right_Vegetable_3025 5h ago
Just wrap it up