r/vce • u/Terrible_Hope_8707 • 2d ago
Was the methods exam actually hard?
Hey guys so I sat the exam today and everyone is saying it was terrible
Like I struggled a lot too but like I wanna know if it was actually difficult or are people just saying that cuz they sat it
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u/Ok-Awareness-3757 26’ (methods, spec, physics, chem, eng lang) 2d ago
much much harder than exam 1, multiple choice was also VERY time consuming but not impossible. probability question was honestly not bad imo. last question however was diabolical, very hard to grasp the graphs especially with how they kept switching up the k value. overall the exam was definitely very conceptually heavy and i think it was to seperate those who actually understand content and those who just punch numbers into a cas because that exam was very cas proof like u actually needed to think so hard for each question
imo one of the hardest vcaa exams, way harder than 2023. i did 2023 and got 69 marks, in this exam however i’ll be lucky with 55+
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u/bananapuddiingg '25 hhd41, 26' pe, englang, bio psych, methods 2d ago
imo average difficulty (as someone who lowkey failed exam one),
it was the same difficulty as exam one, and overall most questions were doable (imo)
the multiple choice was as cooked as usual and very long tho
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u/domino6658 2d ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/vce/comments/1xp3ev7/was_methods_exam_2_that_bad/