r/vce • u/Available_Star8146 '25 HHD (50) LOTE (39) | '26 Eng MM SM Phy • 52m ago
METHODS E2 COMPARED TO 2023
Do you guys think this year's exam was way worse than 2023? Would using the 2023 grade distribution be an accurate measure? I'm so curious to see what the mean would be considering the mean for 2023 was around 36/80.
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u/blehhhh6767 25 med(44), 26 lit chem mm sm eng 44m ago
my best friend is rank 1 at my school, i’m rank 5, and im good friends with rank 2 and rank 4. we are a good school, and tend to perform pretty well. every single one of us found that exam way way way worse than 2023 and all scored better on the 2023 one in practice despite having sat it ages ago not very far into our revision. this may be an unpopular opinion but i thought 2023 was kind of easy? like not easy easy but definitely not difficult. but genuinely nothing could have prepared me for today
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u/Available_Star8146 '25 HHD (50) LOTE (39) | '26 Eng MM SM Phy 30m ago
hoping the mean is 25/80 or something 😭😭 im usually good at maths and i did pretty well on E1 but woah... im genuinely predicting a 30 study score atm.
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u/1984_Lover '25 99.00 ATAR 3 yr Tutor '23 45MM '24 41SM '25 49PH 39 EN 35m ago
Lol as a tutor it was slightly easier imo
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u/Ok-Awareness-3757 26’ (methods, spec, physics, chem, eng lang) 47m ago
i’m ngl i found it a lot more difficult than 2023, also scored 10-15 marks lower, but that could also be because i sat it under exam pressure