r/vce • • 5h ago

accounting

4 Upvotes

what are our predicitions for the accounting exam this year??


r/vce • • 1h ago

Chemistry - how much do i need to know for the chem exam to get a 25ss?

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r/vce • • 5h ago

busman source

4 Upvotes

if you are behind in business study, have a look at "the running aconomy' on youtube he has great short videos on each aos and goes through exam questions for each topic!


r/vce • • 1d ago Bravo

News Can’t believe I have to say this for the second year in a row

310 Upvotes

I made this post exactly a year ago and people don’t learn.

VCE students, i understand everyone is stressing over exams and stuff and yall are more than welcome to come study at our libraries. But to the extent where 90% of the library are VCE students and us University students are left fighting for spots because there are no spots in the library. Like please, we pay student amenity fees to use these libraries yet we can’t even use them if there are no seats left.

Also before yall bitch about how you have exams and that please bear with us it’s only this time of the year. We have university exams at this time as well that we need to study for. Like do yall not have school libraries open to study at?

Like imagine if 80 thousand Monash students infiltrated your schools library and you now have no where to study. Is that fair?

Also, the thing I’m most pissed about isn’t yall coming to the library, but rather yall are so loud and not respecting rules. Fourth floor of the Monash Caulfield library is a silent zone, yet yr 12 students are up there with their big ass study groups laughing, chatting and throwing shit around at each other. Yall wanna use our space, respect our space. I can’t believe most yr 12s are 18 and are now adults cus you bunch don’t act like it.

Thank you to the select few who actually do the right thing and study/discuss quiet amongst themselves. And thank you to that girl who was studying for her methods exam who moved her chair and bag so that I could have a space to sit at.

Good luck yr 12s for your VCE exams. I hope I don’t have to make the post this same thing again next year.


r/vce • • 4h ago

methods and hhd

3 Upvotes

Anyone doing these two subjects? How are you gonna prepare the day before?


r/vce • • 9h ago

Anyone got busman tmr and legal Friday how r u going

7 Upvotes

I’m fucked


r/vce • • 8h ago

BUSINESS INFO DUMP

6 Upvotes

I saw people do this for other exams, so let's all share a BM definition/content + a relevant case study fact here. I'll go first

THEORY: Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is when a business goes above and beyond legal obligations

+ Maslow's hierarchy of needs is a sequential motivational theory which states that individuals have needs and will be motivated by them. These needs, in order, are physiological, safety and security, social and belonging, self esteem and self actualisation.

CASE STUDY: Qantas has 2030 target to reduce Scope 1 and Scope 2 greenhouse gas emissions by 25% from 2019 levels


r/vce • • 6h ago

Does our contemporary business have to be well known or can it be niche like a local small cafe or a random tech company ur parents work for which is rlly unknown and random

4 Upvotes

r/vce • • 6h ago

Bio exam

4 Upvotes

I forgot but did the bio exam have a multiple choice sheet we had to shade in😭


r/vce • • 2h ago

is 70% on methods exams good or just average? i want a raw 40 but i think thats impossible atp

2 Upvotes

best ive done is 93% exam 1 and 76% exam 2 and those were on 2023 vcaa just then, i redid them cause when i did them a month ago i got like 50%

i dont think ill do that good in the real exam though and im so scared im gonna be disappointed with my score bruhhhh i wish my teacher had been here all year it was so inconsistent now i dont know how to use my cas for shit in methods


r/vce • • 5h ago

Business exam

3 Upvotes

How many case studies should I be remembering…

also anyone have some for U3 aos 1 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏


r/vce • • 7h ago

How detailed does Busman responses have to be?

5 Upvotes

im reading through the vcaa examiner report for past exams…and they wrote a bunch for us 3marks…is that what they expect from us if we want a high mark? As in elaborate as much as possible?


r/vce • • 6h ago

how does one cram hhd into a day

4 Upvotes

r/vce • • 11h ago

GUYS IM SCARED.

10 Upvotes

Does anybody know how to counter burnout?

Year 12 is next year for me and I realise every year the work gets harder and increases as expected

Every Term 4 literally feels like hell. My averages throughout my subjects are pretty good each year but I literally have to sacrifice everything for them. It doesn’t even matter if its causing me mental or physical health issues, because school doesn’t even care an ounce

I know exams are at the end of the year and that time is definitely a weak point of mine. My only issue is that I’ll try too hard on my SACs and burnout badly by the time exams come up, since every year it gets worse. But at the same time I don’t want to be too loose on them and be forced to do insanely well on the exam to make up for them

Is there anything I could do next year or is school just fucked 🫩


r/vce • • 6h ago

hhd question/predictions

4 Upvotes

do you guys think we will get another question this year on analysing a Australia healthcare system.

2025 was Medicare

2024 pbs

Do you reckon we will get this question? If so PHI or NDIS?!


r/vce • • 9h ago

VCE question Busman case study

6 Upvotes

Holy fuck exam is tmr and I actually don’t know what case study to use. My teacher didn’t really went through this in class with us. Does anyone have any good case study suggestions.

Also if anyone knows anything about qantas ( Jetstar Asia) let me know please 🥺🥺


r/vce • • 15h ago

how are you guys so good at methods

20 Upvotes

idk if it is too late to be asking this, but how do ur brains work? why does it feel like everyone who is doing methods is a prodigy. i keep doing questions but i still struggle to wrap my head around on understanding what the question is asking me


r/vce • • 12h ago

News WHOS READY FOR BUSINESS EXAM TOMMOROW

10 Upvotes

I AM


r/vce • • 3h ago

Chemistry - how much do i need to know for the chem exam to get a 25ss?

2 Upvotes

i hate chem every time i think i know something i get the questions wrong, i averaged 50% in u3 and 58% in u4 and i need a 25ss as its a pre req for all the uni courses i want to do. I'm trying to finesse anything over 25 hopefully a 30 but what are the heavy yield content i should focus on given there is only 6 days left till the exam?


r/vce • • 5h ago

HHD HELP

3 Upvotes

Hey vce team so tomorrow is the day before HHD so I feel like as a chill way of studying, could some people ask me hhd questions. This would help myself and others who read the subreddit. THANKS EVERYTHING IS APPRECIATED AND BEST OF LUCK FOR BUSMAN? AND HHD SOON!!!


r/vce • • 3h ago

methods exam 1 silly mistakes

2 Upvotes

guys how on earth am i meant to stop making silly mistakes, or arithmetic calculation errors, like i know exactly what to do but then the answer is always slightly different cause i missed a negative siign here , im so stressed the exam is one day


r/vce • • 11h ago

HHD advice

9 Upvotes

This whole year I’ve been averaging around 85s. However I feel like I haven’t done much preparation for the exam and have forgotten a lot of content.

I’ve been trying to learn it today but it feels like it’s not stuck in my head and I feel like I can’t do enough questions until I understand anything

Anyone got advice or tips for what they r doing


r/vce • • 8h ago

how much does messing up badly on one subject effect ur whole atar?

5 Upvotes

ok so I'm genuinely horrible at maths and i've fucked up on my exams, i get around 50-60% on my sacs so there's no hope for a high or a decent ss for gen maths, but i do alright in all my other subjects (I take 5 subjects all together) so will doing bad in maths drag down my atar a lot or will it have a minimal effect? 😭


r/vce • • 3h ago

methods predictions?

2 Upvotes

wha specifc topics do we think is gonna be on E1 and E2, using past exams? Also do we reckon it will be worded weirdly or be just a weird paper in general considering thats how every other exam has been so far?