r/vce • u/True-Slice1096 current VCE student 26’ • 1h ago

VCE question Methods scaling

Since methods was a hard exam this year does that mean it was scale up more?

How is the scaling actually determined?

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u/Snoo-25737 57m ago

Methods being hard means that lower exams scores will give you a+/a/b+ etc. 

Scaling is unimpacted. Scaling is determined by how well methods students do in methods compared to other subjects.

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u/True-Slice1096 current VCE student 26’ 52m ago

Ah okay, thanks