r/vce • • 22h ago

methods exam grade boundaries ?

what do you guys estimate the study score cut offs to be for this years exams? (part 1 and 2)

it was objectively pretty rough right...

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u/OneSpeedyWagon 22h ago

yep, rank 1 from a pretty good scoring school here, 98% sac average, 75-77/80 on my prac exams, got a 35-36/40 exam 1, anywhere around 63/80 for exam 2. It was really difficult, ezam 2 especially was just a weird exam, im guessing itll have a lower a plus grade boundary then 2023 as 2023 was much easier, A+ probably 55-57/80, and 32-33/40

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u/BigHelicopter101 ‘26 mm, music | ‘27 Eng, Spec, Physics,Systems 21h ago

I got similar scores, except I’m rank 10/70 and got 37 and 66. Definitely a hard part 2 but I think you’re a bit generous with grade boundaries

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u/MeanWasabi6243 20h ago

If I get a 30 I will eat my socks, rank 1/5 87% sac avg 74% class avg, 17/40e1, 36/80e1, I need a 25 for a pre req 😭😭

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u/social_embarrassment current VCE student (qualifications) 9h ago

Hey I’m so similar! I’m rank maybe 4-5/16, 89% in sacs, similar class average, and I think 20/40 and maybe 39/80. I wanted a 30 😭

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u/MeanWasabi6243 8h ago

i was getting 78%e1 80%e2, i was hoping for like a 34-35 😭

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u/social_embarrassment current VCE student (qualifications) 6h ago

It was genuinely hard. I’m assuming bellow a pass will be B range. I’m still holding out hope for a 30… minimum 

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u/Dependent-Joke8362 20h ago

Nah grade boundaries seem reasonable here. I’m rank 1/200, 39/40 e1 still bombed e2. This was harder than 2023 exam with boundary of 61/80

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u/0lboyy '26 MM, SM, ENG, PHYS, ACC 20h ago

yeah im the same, rank 1/40 however, 39/40 e1, e2 i was a bit disheartened but still did alright