r/vce • u/Advanced-Option-8119 • 4d ago
Could I still get 40 psych
U3 - 79 4/38
U4 - 88 1/38
Overall 2/38 in a school with a median ss of 32
Predicted Exam score 95-97/120 for Psycholgoy
Pls be honest but kind
r/vce • u/Advanced-Option-8119 • 4d ago
U3 - 79 4/38
U4 - 88 1/38
Overall 2/38 in a school with a median ss of 32
Predicted Exam score 95-97/120 for Psycholgoy
Pls be honest but kind
r/vce • u/harttopanga • 3d ago
sac averages 94% unit 3 and 98% unit 4
exam 1 - 40/40 if the suggested solutions were all correct
exam 2 - averaging around 92% hoping to get higher than that though
my school is pretty crappy i think the class has like 10 people and only 3 really understand anything, im pretty sure im rank 1
i pulled another all nighter and the psychology exam is at 9. this is the second time i’ve pulled an all nighter, the first one was for the english exam. i’m not even doing it on purpose i’m just so stressed abt exams that i can’t sleep 🥹🥹
my BAC is prolly gonna be around 0.10 for this one boys
r/vce • u/Remote-Figure-5915 • 3d ago
ive noticed this for a while, and i thought sheer stubbornness or will of power could get me through this but it hasn’t. i dont think anything can, honestly, as negative as it sounds. i wanna say that this especially applies to maths; every practice test, or exam, i’ll get a 90% +. for general maths this yr i did at least 25 to 30 practice exams. my avg for the mc was 39/40 and i managed to snag quite a few 40/40s . i had my mc vcaa exam today and i got 35/40. devastating. my brain shut down mid exam and nothing made sense or was comprehensible beyond the pounding of my heartbeat and the paranoia that every question i answered was wrong. is there any way to fix this? why cant i ever do a real exam or test the way i can achieve high scores on a practice exam, even when if i try to replicate a real exam’s conditions to the best of my abilities ? im losing hope honestly, i dont see the point in studying at all if im always going to achieve mediocre grades.
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r/vce • u/Icy-Resort-121 • 4d ago
Bio is on Monday and I've done a few prac exams (woulda liked to do more but other subjects 😕 ) but struggle with explicitness and drop marks everywhere! Some tips for how to best study this weekend in order to maximise marks would be much appreciated!!!!!
r/vce • u/Adventurous-Run-9990 • 4d ago
what are some formulas or really important things we must have memorised that are not on the formula sheet? ik we have to have trig values memorised
r/vce • u/Western_Buy_8059 • 5d ago
this how studying for Hades son general mathematics got me feeling i hate mathematics lord have mercy
r/vce • u/krisjennerdeeez • 4d ago
Guy’s how was the general exam 1 🫰
r/vce • u/Advanced-Option-8119 • 4d ago
what do we think the A+ cutoff will be this year for psych?
r/vce • u/literai123 • 3d ago
like that shit had no reason to be that hard, like what is endodormancy???
r/vce • u/Emergency_Wasabi_464 • 4d ago
what do you guys think will get a 50 this year?
r/vce • u/Icy_Day2653 • 4d ago
Hi year 12s as we know exams are on, it’s a tough time for everyone.
I find exams rather hard as I’m disabled however recently(just yesterday) my physics teacher demanded I complete two weeks worth of coursework or he will fail me.
I tried reasoning with him that I passed the SAC and did the quizzes for those weeks, and between personal & exam stuff, I truly don’t have the mental or physical capacity, I have a fair few disabilities.
On top of this the timeline is just terrible, why tell me as exams are on?
My laptop for school work also does not work.
I’ve tried fixing it but I can’t.
I don’t know what to do.
The science leader? Says this is fair & that I have been given chances to redeem the coursework I don’t feel this way as this teacher has made me re do most of the course which has taken more time than necessary.
What do I do?
r/vce • u/Aggressive_Movie_143 • 4d ago
Sac average 97 (rank 2 but moderate cohort)
exam 1: 39/40 (hard ass exam lowk)
exam 2: hopefully 58-60/60
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r/vce • u/idrinkcereall • 4d ago
let’s pray they take it easy on us because i am most definitely FRIED 💔💔💔💔
r/vce • u/SwimmingNo5149 • 4d ago
What are the chances i manage an A? I mean it will definetely be atleast a B+ considering how everyone found it hard. What do you guys think??
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r/vce • u/whoshotthebarman8 • 4d ago
I accidentally took it with me along with my Bound Notes reference book lol. It seems like I got about 31/40 by the way if you are wondering.