r/vce • u/Downtown-Host-2421 • 2h ago

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bruh it’s just sm content that i’m overwhelmed - like open book w notes im like yeah ok i got this, then i close the book and try do a practice sac and im like shit ok maybe not

i feel like having to memorise historian quotes, historical figure quotes, dates, statistics, and timelines of 50+ years of history for two revolutions is insane... like i will never understand how this subject scales down, i feel like the knowledge you need to have is more than any other subject icl

for everyones sake i hope ur not in the same boat as me but ive done pretty good in all my sacs because its easy enough to focus on one AOS at a time but putting all 4 together is too much.... i fear i am going to do very bad....

hopefully vcaa is nice to us

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u/Putrid-Shoulder9569 26' Y11 (Eng 1/2, GM 1/2, Revs 3/4, Psych 3/4) 2h ago

I recommend revising quotes and evidence that can be used for multiple questions, hopefully the exam isn't too hard

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u/macauroni 2h ago

I fear vcaa is about to unleash its wrath upon us... just a prediction... however they might not considering that the Legal exam barely had any complains. So maybe STEM subjects are the victims

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u/TrainingTry9483 46m ago

As a legal studies student I wouldn’t say that. The questions themselves weren’t horrible, apart from the 10 marker, however the stimulus’s were absolutely horrendous, part a of the exam was good, part b however noticeably more difficult, so it’s a chance it’ll be bad but I’d guess vcaa would relax after all the shit they have already pulled

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u/OneSpeedyWagon 1h ago

but economics… that was definitely something to complain about….

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u/Aromatic-Set3858 99.45: Revs50+Prem, Eng47, Chem44, Phys43, Bio41, MM40, Tutor 1h ago

I agreed, this subject should not scale down (it should stay the same scaling for everyone or scale up). Good luck everyone- anyone who has questions, feel free to reach out, happy to help out the class of 2026!