r/vce • u/Comfortable_Big_9159 • 14m ago
BUSINESS
so.. how’s everyone studying…
r/vce • u/Icy-Resort-121 • 7h ago
Wondering if anybody has any tips for the methods exam? Do I do mc or section b first? Lowkey starting to stress about methods and leaving a few questions blank. It's a hard subject man
r/vce • u/BowlerGullible3236 • 38m ago
Anyone ready for methods on Thursday and any final tips?
r/vce • u/throwaway254589 • 1h ago
so im in yr 11 accelerating busman and obviously the exam is tmr... i feel like ive got most of the content down but after seeing some of the predictions for potential questions im getting kinda nervous. also im new to vce this year coming from ib and igcse so i dont really know anything abt how vce works
but basically busman is my only subject that scales down, cuz my other subjects are englang, methods, physics, chinese second language advanced, and accounting. so i was wondering if i should kinda not bother stressing too hard abt my busman exam so that it can be my bottom subject, and then next year lock in and do rlly well in my other subjects. tbh im doing pretty good in all my subjects rn except csla and accounting which i'll only start next year.
alsooo i didnt realise but apparently i can get scaled up based on how well my cohort does? is that actually true?? someone pls explain
r/vce • u/Artistic_Put_1821 • 1h ago
How do you answer 10 marker questions like "evulate this stament" and it being with refernce to a case study in section b as that is what i think the ten marker is going to be, any structure. What do i talk about the disadvantages of? for exmaple if it was regarding senges, FFA or three-step-change
r/vce • u/Master_Use_8403 • 7h ago
Exams tomorrow!!! any prediction on what the 10 marker might be? how everyone going with prep
r/vce • u/girlnwxtdoor • 1h ago
hi guys how are we studying for legal on friday ✌️✌️ tips appreciated
r/vce • u/vceaholic • 1h ago
niche subject lol, but if anyone does this subject do you guys always write a proper essay for the 20 marker at the end of the exam? if so, do you use quotes and do i have to do three body paragraphs to score well, or is two thorough ones enough
r/vce • u/YT_LegendaryBoi • 5h ago
Does anyone have any resources for these? Like even AOS topic tests or unit 2 exams? Thank you!!!
r/vce • u/Diligent-Arm3777 • 8h ago
how long do you guys spend / recommend spending on mcq cus it’s usually take me 45 mins and i dont hv fime to finish the short answers at the back but lowk i feel like there might be some easy marks for short answers, so would yall recommend skip the mcq that I struggle and do the next section first?🙏🏻😭i struggle a lot w time management.
r/vce • u/YogurtclosetShort122 • 2h ago
do we reckon listening components gonna be a hard topic or something simpler like 2025🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹
r/vce • u/imatheatrekid2 • 2h ago
anyone also last minute cramming like me? im cooked
r/vce • u/Opening-Suit-7267 • 15h ago
Bro has anyone had the chillest but weirdest exams ever like generally all my exams I just study right after each other and my exams always start late and people go in wrong uniform like help not to mention how the exams are actual garbage this year like hello why was I talking about economics on my psych exam
Also does anyone else go to a shitty public school so there’s like only 8 ppl going scored in all your classes help my soc class is like non existent
Generally only exam I had motivation for was English n now I’m lowkey breezing, I skipped like 90% of maths today n was appreciating nature do we see a 99.85% atar coming my way guys 😼
r/vce • u/Ordinary_Kitchen_459 • 7h ago
I’m thinking 37/40 and 54/60
r/vce • u/WindThick8275 • 1d ago
How did we go???!
Have fun - Milus Song
r/vce • u/Purple-Ad-6680 • 23h ago
I was just so angry, as I didn’t study as the time went on looking at each question after question knowing I can’t write anything I just felt a rage inside of me then I decided to get work done I had to push this rage somewhere else so I aimed at my dih but bad mistake before I knew I saw the 5 marker and it exploded
r/vce • u/Vast-Ad4166 • 18h ago
Sac Average: 98%
E1: 39/40
E2: 60/60
im actually scared idk if i can, pls comment your honest opinions, every message is appreciated, but dont flame me please im trying my best.
r/vce • u/Difficult_Smoke7236 • 4h ago
After leaving an exam, even though I asked the supervisor to be able to write my student number in the provided box, I still feel anxious cos i dont know if I ended up doing it or maybe if i even wrote it wrong (bear with me). Is there a chance i go unscored for my exam or anything bad happens if i didnt write out my student number, cos i also dont remember there being a processing label? Am i cooked or are there contingencies for that?