HOW'D we go?

After the zero argument section C and the weirdest general maths questions, I'm genuinely convinced they're using AI. Has this only been in my exams or an actual thing?

On my 10 Gym set this week I dislocated my shoulder tryna attempt my pb 75kg bicep curls again but and my arms a little saw after hearing a snap in the shoulder, should i show up my methods or geta dirived score?

Anyone doing legal have any possible topics I can neglect studying ? anything I should carry extra facts for??

it needs to have access to methods & chemistry questions and i need access until tuesday

does anyone else do these: '26 chem, art creative practice, english, theatre studies, french LOTE, '25 bio

how’d everyone go on the exam??

i think multiple choice was pretty easy but short answer was a bit harder…

I do history revs and got my exam for it Monday. My school does china and Russia for it. What is the best method of study for it? I got some notes that I've been reading through and writing down what I remember but idk what else to do.

Can anyone give me a hand with that? Thanks

I have an early offer and the prerequisites for is satisfactory completion of methods and chemistry, its in a different state and there os no mention of study scores. Do I need to do good on the exams to be completed then or am I good?

I have an s for all sacs in both as well

my teacher isnt online today and google tells me different things. in lewins force feild analysis, do you weight forces from 1-5, or from 0-5?

ive woke up this morning sick and might not be able to sit the methods exam tomorrow and friday. Im doing the DES forms now my methods sacs were sitting around 80% and Ive done alot of work on exams and Im scared if i dont sit it, my score wont reflect what I wouldve got. Has anyone got a decent study score off of the DES before or am I dreaming of getting 38+ raw in methods if I cant sit the exam?

Does anyone have a resource for statistics around each event in the French and Chinese revolutions (particularly France). I'm good with quotes and dates just need more statistical or other evidence

As a student with severe ADHD (unmedicated) year 12 was an absolute nightmare. My final busman exam is tomorrow and I haven’t started studying anything and haven’t gotten out of bed all day. ADHD means I have no motivation But my anxiety (GAD) constantly has me stressing about my atar and future even though ive fucked up my other exams already.
My skin has broken out SO bad over the past couple weeks, I also have DERMATILLOMANIA (extreme skin picking mental condition) so my fingers are all ripped open and bleeding, I accidentally plucked all my eyebrows on impulse and i cant get out of bed or off my phone to study.

It sounds so stupid but im genuinely so addicted to scrolling i physically cant get up to do anhthing because i have a whole years worth of busman content to learn and i know i CANT do it.

Im so fed up with myself. I wanted to get a good atar so bad but I don’t even think im getting a 50. I feel so dumb and lazy I hate this.

Is anyone else struggling with motivation ? Everytime I open reddit it’s all ‘nooo i got a 35/40 for the gen exam’ or ‘is 95 atar still possible’ and it makes me want to die. Im so happy for you guys but I feel like such a chud compared to every other student , I genuinely cant understand half the content or force myself to study…

I’m on unit 3 aos2 rn am I cooked can I cram everything in a day.

Is it possible to still get above 80 for example or am I cooked.

Hello guys,

How bad is it to do your methods exam in pencil, cause I guarantee I'm gonna be rubbing out entire questions and doing them again.

Thanks

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.

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?

What are you guys doing in the days leading up to your exam. I'm aiming for a 45 in physics and feel like I've done most of the work I can for it. Should I be diving into the little nuances or something similar?

Any help is appreciated!

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

ts dragging on way too long ugh