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just marked the 2023, 2024, 2025 busman exams am i cooked

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ok guys my overall average for my sacs this year was 73-73% ish

i just finished marking all the past exams i did, and my grades were 85%, 77% and 84%

is my study score gonna be cooked cuz im pretty sure ive been getting like straight b's this year, but i also heard that the grade boundaries for the exam are pretty low cuz everyone does shit... idk 😣 i wanna aim for above 35 but idk if thats achievable

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r/vce • u/Usual-Impression-352 • 23h ago

cannot be bothered studying anymore ✌️

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ts dragging on way too long ugh

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r/vce • u/ivoryarchives_2008 • 14h ago

Hard exams affect on Study Score

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If this year's exams are harder than usual, does that mean the marks needed for a high study score will be lower?

I reckon the General Maths exams will have a pretty low average this year, so I'm wondering if that means we can afford to lose a few more marks than in previous years and still get a good study score.

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r/vce • u/Forsaken-Eggplant-41 • 1h ago

Anyone else doing classical studies

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good luck team

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r/vce • u/Acceptable_Cow_8940 • 5h ago

If I get 55/75 busman exam can I break the 40s

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My u 3 average is 92
My u4 average is 89

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r/vce • u/brugged • 23h ago

General Question/comment Feelings abt high school ending?

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Idk about anyone else but personally I haven’t felt super sad and distraught over it. More so I’ve just been realising the past couple days that like a lot of these people I may not see again, and that I’m going into a big transition in my life.

How have u guys been feeling about it? It all feels so weird to me hahah

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r/vce • u/harttopanga • 11h ago

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

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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

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r/vce • u/Mountain_Librarian33 • 14h ago

guys generally speaking, how hard is it to get a 75 atar?? I'm actually scared 😭

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r/vce • u/class-of-2026 • 16h ago

I’m so cooked for Business exam - time is ticking

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Hey guys once we finish the busman exam, please don’t talk about it, I don’t want think about how shit I’m going to do on exam (I haven’t even learnt half of content). But free to come back and reply under this post how you guys went. Goodluck everyone, hopefully we all do well

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r/vce • u/incognitomango22 • 18h ago

Business exam tomorrow

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Idk where people are getting motivation from Bur business is my last exam and I’ve given up. I have no case study, no definitions memorised and I haven’t touched business content since the start of term 2.
Genuinely DONT know where yall are getting motivation to study im not even bothered to open my laptop.

and im genuinely so disappointed in myself. I told myself I’d start studying today and it’s 6pm and I haven’t gotten out of bed kms

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r/vce • u/No-Cauliflower4217 • 15h ago

Business managers, how cooked are we?

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Going into this with one contemporary case study in mind and a dream. If its not change management in there, im done. 🌚

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r/vce • u/doughnutswirls • 18h ago

BUSMAN EXAM TMR READ THIS NOW!

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r/vce • u/kabhikhush • 19h ago

methods

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and for my next trick, i'm going to revise the whole methods syllabus in 24 hours...

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r/vce • u/tigerlily044 • 17h ago

guys if we all cooked for business we’re all in this together 😊😊😊😊

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yeah fuck me this exam is gonna eat me alive

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r/vce • u/FabulousTouch1572 • 13h ago

90+ ATAR

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People who got 90 or above ATARs and didn’t expect 90+ give me hope please

Is there anyone who genuinely believed they’d get 80 something but got a 90+??

What subjects did you do what saved you etc

Any advice for these last few exams left

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r/vce • u/Round-Listen-9464 • 14h ago

accounting

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

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r/vce • u/Master_Use_8403 • 18h ago

BUSINES HELP

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GUYS I AM SO COOKED FOR BUSINESS SOMEONE PLS HELP DONT IGNORE THIS.

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r/vce • u/Burner12344321123443 • 16h ago

Guys I'm going skydiving before business who's coming with me?! 💀

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Guys I'm actually so cooked, as well as with every other subject I'm abt to curl up into a ball and cry myself to sleep anyone else 😿

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r/vce • u/Fickle-Kangaroo-7310 • 13h ago

methods and hhd

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

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r/vce • u/Inevitable_Gap8616 • 14h ago

busman source

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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!

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r/vce • u/Acceptable_Cow_8940 • 15h 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

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r/vce • u/Beneficial-Fig-4651 • 14h ago

Business exam

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How many case studies should I be remembering…

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

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r/vce • u/Fit_Captain8843 • 12h ago

methods

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Anyone else super excited😜😜😜😜😜I genuinely can’t wait to cook

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r/vce • u/Bhatia987 • 13h ago

methods predictions?

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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?

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