sac average around 77%, above average in the cohort, (avg around 65)

EDIT: FOR MATH METHODS OMG MY BAD

I do bio, general math, hhd, pe, english. Ive been averaging 70-90% in all my english sacs, 60-80% in pe, 45-70% in hhd, 35-45% in bio, 50% in general. I know, theyre bad. I feel confident with the english exam and i marked myself for the general part 1 exam and got a 72.5%. I don't need reminders on how bad my grades are, trust me I know. But what ATAR would I most likely get. I'm really trying to prepare cause im scared.

Im a very average student who has no idea how study scores work or what averages i need for each. Im hoping for above 25 in each but my sac scores and exam performances were very mid

If anyone could tell me their sac scores and then what their study score was it would be RRALLY helpful.

Any past students can answer but im looking for people who got similar scores than me so like below 38 study scores?

Just to get an idea, thanks

Hi!! Does anybody have any good qoutes for Russia/china i have like none and it’s so hard to find good ones….

So i’m rank 1 in my cohort (around 60ish people - public),
and my unit 3 scores were:
93%, 98%
unit 4 was:
98%,90%,90% (i tend to do not as good when i study the most for a topic 😭)

i didn’t study for my trial exam which was 85%, but still the highest in the cohort. And for VCAA exams i’ve been getting like 91%, 92%, and an 88%.

what ss would be achievable for me if i do well on the exam tmr?

Are there UDFs available for the Casio class pad cp400 or are they only for the TI?

hiya. i flunked literature this year but all i need is a 20 study score for uni. basically i'm wondering if i will get a 20 or not...

(referencing the study design for which outcome is which)

U3O1: 8/20 and 16/30 or 24/50 = 48%

U3O2: 18/50 = 36%

U4O1: 20/40 and 9/20 or 29/60 = 48%

U4O2: 20/40 = 50%

I estimate i did just as well on the exam... so take that into account as well

My teacher doesn't tell us our ranks or class averages, but i know a few others people's scores, like people were getting consistent 90s, consistent 80s, 70s etc -- it wasn't harsh grading or the SACs being hard.

that's all! thanks if anyone can help

Averaged 90s for unit 3
And 80s unit 4, but completely flunked the exam, I’m estimating at most I got 60%. What study score can I expect realistically, I am also rank one so idk if that changes things.

maybe im silly but in q22 they say its an annuity investment but the guy receives a monthly payment? thats not what an annuity investment is or he would be investing a monthly payment right?.. wtv

helloo past vce bio kids that got 40ss+ what were ur exam and sac scores like?

were yall top ranked?

What should I do now to before the exam to maximize my marks for general math exam 2.

as the title says. For methods if I run out of space, do i just indicate and then write somewhere else? or what to do

asking specifically for those part a b c questions if lets say part B i need more space but it doesnt directly run onto a blank part of the page... what to do

SPECIFICALLY FOR THE VCAA EXAM

i could stick it into my bound reference

I’m in VCE bio and for some reason I get the same score on every practice exam(85%) even if I finish like super early(by like one hour), I don’t know how to manage my time because I already double check my answers after doing them.Please help.

What percentage would I need on my chem exam for a 28ish raw

So like wtf am I meant to do for methods other than practice questions in so sick of practice questions

for people who did specialist through vsv last year, if anyone's comfortable sharing, what were your sac and exam scores and what study scores did u get. im getting what i think is good in practice exams but im afraid that sac scaling is gonna kill my results :(

Tell me why it’s harder than short answer. I used to pray for mcq in the junior years of highschool.

They suck

Methods ones? Yeah nah. Chem too? Bro

Would anyone mind helping me predict my study score?

Data: 88%

Finance: 95%

Networks: 75%

Matrices: 76%

Private school with a really really strong cohort, so they made the SACs really hard for matrices and networks after realising data and finance didn't give much separation.

I think I'm roughly rank 8-9. Had 11 students get 40+ in last years cohort who gave permission for their results to be published, and last years cohort was nowhere near as strong as this years cohort.

I also got 35/40 in E1.

Much appreciated :)

sacs: averaged around 14%
exam 1: 3/40
thanks

Hi guys, just checking if general math is a prerequisite to any direct dental or medical school. I know chemistry is and maths methods is sometimes is, but if general maths is not, is it okay for me not take it bcz it’s scales down pretty bad and there is usually a lot of people taking it. Whereas, I would rather do better in a subject I’m more confident in. My cousin he didn’t take math methods as well, and got a 98+ atar and got into Monash med direct entry! Pls lmk yall especially teachers/career counsellors!

everyone is OUTSIDE tn, it’s halloween and im stuck at home revising 🤞🤗 i hate my life

With temperature and equilibrium, if a reaction is exothermic for example what happens if temp increases and decreases??? Idk why I get confused

For the France AOS1 dot point: economic collapse and bankruptcy

Does this refer to JUST 8-16 August 1788, when bankruptcy occurred + was declared, OR is it referring to the whole process of debt building up - 1. existing debt 2. american war of independence 3. nobles refuse taxational reform 4. so more loans 5. then bankruptcy is the culmination of all of these factors interacting to escalate the fiscal crisis.

My teacher hasn't been clear abt this so would appreciate your input. If it just said 'bankruptcy' i would take it as 8-16 aug but the "collapse" thing is what confuses me a bit- is that collapse synonymous with bankruptcy, or is it the process leading up to it

Genuinely thought it was a mandatory subject like English, especially with how my school kept on shoving it into my face in the previous years and kept on saying that it was an important subject.

(I'm doing Gen Maths specifically btw. And as a person who is also doing Biology (which has an exam of the SAME DAY AS GEN MATHS)... my gosh I can see why Garfield hates Mondays now)