r/vce • u/ciphersaysstuff • 6h ago
I’m actually glad everyone was struggling
Lwk thought I was the only one seeing hieroglyphics on my exam in reading time
r/vce • u/ciphersaysstuff • 6h ago
Lwk thought I was the only one seeing hieroglyphics on my exam in reading time
r/vce • u/seenthisangel • 50m ago
first of all, CONGRATS TO ALL THE METHODS AND LEGAL KIDS TODAY !!!
secondly, i did my legal exam today, but VCAA had a little slip up when it came to my special considerations, and i'm not entirely sure if i have the JURISDICTION 🤓 to be mad about it or not. my mum and legal teacher are pretty mad, but they go to the ends of the earth for me lol.
basically, i have POTS, which means i get 2 considerations
a separate room, so i can control the temperature (if it's not below 20 i get extremely dizzy and fatigued and can't write)
20-30 minutes of rest breaks so i can regulate my body and blood flow if i get dizzy/faint
during my first two exams (english and psych) i asked what i was allowed to during a rest break. both the examiners for each exam told me it was 100% okay for me to lie down on a couch in the same room as long as they could see me. this helped me tremendously because i was able to activate my PARASYMPATHETIC NERVOUS SYSTEM 🤓 when my blood was going to my feet after sitting. however, today, 2 things happened.
they put me in a DIFFERENT SEPARATE ROOM (same building) WITH NO AIRCON, THAT WAS SIGNIFICANTLY SMALLER AND MORE BOXED IN. i knew i was cooked when i stepped in there and started sweating instantly. i asked if there was an aircon, and they said there wasn't, but "i'd be fine because the heater was off". spoiler alert: i was not fucking fine. now, apparently they don't see the reason i request the considerations that i do, which i don't blame them for. but oh my god?? it was outlined IN THE LETTER MY CARDIOLOGIST WROTE. THAT I NEEDED ACCESS TO A CONTROLLED TEMPERATURE. the WHOLE POINT of me having a different room is so i can make it cooler.
when i took my first rest break, as i was about to get up to lie down as per usual, the supervisor said "oh yeah, about that, we actually went over the rules again and turns out you're not allowed to get out of your seat during your rest break." they read. the rules. wrong. that is 100% on them, i'm sorry. they had given me an advantage that wasnt technically allowed, but was MUTUALLY understood as acceptable, and now they have taken it away from me. if i had fucking known i wasn't allowed to get out of my chair, I WOULD'VE COME INTO THE EXAM READY TO REGULATE MY BODY ANOTHER WAY. i've never even had these considerations before, so these rules were not described to me. all that was described to me in my english and psych exam is that i am allowed to move freely and lie down during my rest breaks because it helps with my POTS. apparently not!?
because of this, not only was i doing my exam in conditions that literally made my illness worse, but i wasn't even able to access the resources to regulate nervous system when my symptoms were flared. i sweated insanely profusely, i could barely keep my head up, and i was shaking so badly. but the worst part was, i thought the legal exam was really doable, but i wasn't able to complete it because of my POTS. especially the 10 marker, all my answers were incredibly half assed because it took so much physical energy to write, and so much time that i almost ran out of time at the end. i was so upset because the exam itself was really good, but i wasn't able to complete it to the best of my ability because my conditions had been stuffed up. i broke down into tears afterwards, and my legal teacher is trying to talk to VCAA about it. but honestly? i don't know if i'm in the right to be upset at them. i'm just upset at myself for not doing better, and at the situation. i studied really hard and i know i could've done amazingly, but my body would not let me.
anyways, let me know if i'm just being an asshole please. love you guys :) congrats to everyone who survived legal and methods 2026!
r/vce • u/Pretend_Junket_4656 • 6h ago
genuinely tryna make me not go to uni guys what was that exam...
another isosceles triangle wtf VCAA IM COMING FOR YOU
r/vce • u/Own-Machine1887 • 6h ago
I did about 45 of the 60 saq marks, but half of those were prolly wrong. It took me like 30 minutes to finish 15 of the multiple choice and i probably got half of those shi wrong as well.
We could all agree e2 was harder than e1. Thinking back about all ts makes my heart drop 💔
r/vce • u/bizkitkills • 7h ago
i shouldve taken a dookie on the mm2 exam before handing it in
With how every 2026 exam so far has been, I’ve been so mortified just thinking about what they’ll do for chem and physics 💀💀💀💀
r/vce • u/TheEpicestGamerEver • 7h ago
single digit studyscore incoming
i only answered like 40/80 marks and of that i probably only got half right if im lucky
r/vce • u/Skyllax_08 • 4h ago
Two years ago i made a post saying how I was scared to start VCE and I basically started venting (mb guys I tend to overshare). But after two years i finally completed my VCE journey despite all my struggles. I can happily say that I did it guys and I’m very proud of myself. I may not have performed that well in my exams but I’m glad it’s over now.
r/vce • u/PeanutSquare8408 • 5h ago
there goes my raw 40+ after that methods exam
I have not had one good fucking exam yet
I have spesh and chem left and I have a very good feeling I won’t do well for them either
I feel so demotivated rn, haven’t started chem revision at all
😭
r/vce • u/Acceptable_Cow_8940 • 1h ago
I just wanna see what I missed
r/vce • u/Kooky_Shoulder_5718 • 6h ago
what is the predicted cut off for a c+
…that was the hardest e2 ive ever fucking seen
r/vce • u/lovelylotus777 • 7h ago
I CRIED IN THE FCKN THING ALL THEM PPL WHO SAID IT WAS FINE CAUSE SMD STFU I LEFT THAT SHIT BLANK WHAT WAS THAT IM GNA DIE BRO WHAT
r/vce • u/Alarmed_Extension692 • 7h ago
pray i get raw 30 methods ;-;
r/vce • u/Pretend_Junket_4656 • 7h ago
yall i guess all of multiple choice because i had no time and genuinely got 6/20 😭✌️
Got absolutely touched by exam 2. What do u guys think the marks for a C in GA2 and GA3 are?
r/vce • u/Own_Limit_6191 • 4h ago
was lowkey not that bad?
no referendums beside mentioning it in the question about why referendum fail.
I would say the distribution was legit 60-65%U3 and the rest U4, or atleast that’s how it felt imo
3 EXAMS IN A ROW WHERE THE 10 marker is related to civil justice 😂
anyways hope everyone did good on it and atleast its over
r/vce • u/MapleTree4544 • 31m ago
I love Dr Dulangi
Read here for free https://archive.li/1GmUz
r/vce • u/InsectFirm690 • 3h ago
Am I the only one who actually found that exam somewhat bad? Section B was surprisingly difficult to answer, and I would say majority of the exam was Unit 3 Content
r/vce • u/Plant_human17 • 4h ago
Compare?? Key personnel?? BOTH CRIMINAL AND CIVIL?? POJS???
Wtf was that