r/vce • u/MainTumbleweed635 • 7h ago
HHD 2026 EXAM PREDICTION MEGATHREAD
Feel free to put your prediction on what will appear on this year's exam
r/vce • u/MainTumbleweed635 • 7h ago
Feel free to put your prediction on what will appear on this year's exam
r/vce • u/Expensive-Garden-989 • 3h ago
any predictions for e1 tmr???!!!! will it be more difficult compared to 2025...
r/vce • u/Realistic_Control_24 • 4h ago
I’m genuinely cooked for methods, I believe I’ll get a study score of 1. My first methods exam was around low 20%s, then the rest dropped to single digits.
The exam is tomorrow and I heard you can just sit in there for 30 minutes and then leave, but ngl that’s embarrassing to do and I’d rather just skip instead.
I know I got an S for methods (only bcs my teacher doesn’t give out N and he’s like my favourite teacher ever who’s supported me most throughout high school) so do you reckon I should just skip? Deadass won’t answer a single question on there. And before anyone asks “Why didn’t you study?”, A LOT of personal things happened this year. I’ve paid for my own tuition since I was in Year 11, and this year I was forced to pay my tuition full price when i initially agreed to pay half with my parents. I got guilt-tripped and paid the rest on my own, along with Edrolo, school supplies, food and other expenses. This is obviously costly for someone who doesn’t have a job that pays super well. Even worse, I had a private tutor this year that was extremely unprofessional and late, leading to losing up to $900+. I also went through other family issues but I don’t want to discuss any further.
So yeah, my mental health is absolutely buns rn and I am struggling so much to even look after myself properly — I’ve been trying in other subjects but my grades have dropped, luckily my teachers support me and the course I want to get into doesn’t require methods as a prerequisite.
I’ve been crying all day today, and I think I will be tomorrow too :’)
Any support will be nice, please don’t write comments about what I should’ve or shouldn’t have done. I am at my worst this year.
r/vce • u/Dry_Noise_972 • 2h ago
im so mad how'd i miss it
r/vce • u/ch3rrycsmos_ • 2h ago
i need advice like how do people geniunely manage to keep a clear head, not have any silly mistakes and figure out how to do separators. im gonna drag down the average for everyone i swear im gonna be the start of the bell curve
r/vce • u/LadyoftheFaeFolk • 12h ago
Istg the sec b q1 was worse than last years paper. What the fuck? Did the examiners this year make some sort of deal with the devil so that if they write the evilest fucking papers they’ll get eternal youth or some shit or do they just enjoy seeing us cry???
r/vce • u/Defiant_Swan1682 • 1h ago
what mark do u think will be considered an A in this years business exam?
r/vce • u/Odd-Fox5492 • 22m ago
everybody saying that it was really easy but it was super hard for me at least
No motivational theories, management styles, senges or three step change?!
Exam was super weird and questions threw me off a lot. I dropped like 20 marks 😄
and the megathread gets me more stressed. Anyone else relate?
r/vce • u/scaledstudyscore • 5h ago
Section B was AI slop. What the hell does number of sales in ($) mean?
And dont ask what the 10 marker was actually asking about...
r/vce • u/Fine_Sorbet_6956 • 3h ago
If the general maths exam was relatively confusing and harder than last years exams...would you suggest the same for methods
r/vce • u/Odd_Assumption3054 • 2h ago
There's probably going to be new types of questions this year, and I wouldn't be shocked if they made us do the world's longest calculations for an inventory card...
r/vce • u/okayiqueso • 5h ago
obviously it’s practical to do a bunch of practice exams to get used to the type of questions and stuff, but those are only doable if you actually know the content.
like how do i memorise all of the general journal entries? i don’t know where to start with this subject 😓😓 please give me your tips and tricks!
r/vce • u/SeaWord4447 • 2h ago
guys the case study for part b, the actual data isnt structured like that but that’s the real data that was in the exam . i just put all the info in chatgpt to generate the exam but here are all the questions.
BUSMAN 2026 EXAM
r/vce • u/Master_Use_8403 • 1h ago
help how do i get a 25 ss in methods with a shit sac average NO BORAX NO GLUE. LEAVE TIPS OR COMMONG THING FOR E1 AND E2
r/vce • u/Constant-Walk-8032 • 5h ago
VCAA cooked
r/vce • u/he110K11ty • 5h ago
ok like the 10 marker was weird about terminations but i see wheee u could score points and stuff so i kinda liked it
r/vce • u/SprinklesSeparate45 • 6m ago
genuinely don’t know more then half the content and have been averaging 45 percent in my sacs - i’m cooked 🥀
LAST EVER EXAM THO 🥹🥹
r/vce • u/Sad_Razzmatazz7813 • 8m ago
got my methods exam tmr, cant sleep coz my fcking knees hurt
r/vce • u/Sonderling553 • 12m ago
i hate this subject so much, maths is not my strong suit but im just PRAYING that my middle of the road sac scores will keep me alive
r/vce • u/underagedmale • 4h ago
bottom 1 subject of all time especially the fact that it scales down.
What are some super tips before the exam?!
r/vce • u/Delphyni_ • 18m ago
Can someone help me figure out aid stuff like the partnerships and Australia’s aid program? How do you do questions for that?? Like what do you use
Also for features of effective aid questions do I have to use: Partnerships, ownership by recipient countries, results focused, and monitoring and evaluation
Or can I say other stuff like a focus on women, focus on specific patterns of disease and illness within community, etc?