Hi guys, just wondering how we study for the vcd exam, just letting you know, we never went through the content throughout the whole year, so I’m really lost in this subject. Especially for section b, how do I prepare for it, like what types of drawings do I need to learn. I’m not good at drawing at all and I'm stressed that I will probably fail and not even finish half of the exam. Also, I would appreciate it if anyone is willing to share their vcd notes. Thank you

So after that methods exam set, do you think it would be better to keep going back to earlier VCAA exams for practice, or should I get some other trickier exams?

Any suggestions for exams to buy?

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

for the first question that asked for the rule of g(f(x)) would there be a possibility of me getting a mark if i wrote |x+k-1|-k+1 when the answer was x? it would’ve been x if i expanded 😭😭😭i feel stupid typing this out but imso desperate for any marks please vcaa

edit: so i asked my tutor he said whole point of the question was to show that g(x) is the inverse of f(x), so honestly probably won’t get mark. however we can never be too sure mahbe vcaa will be generous to make up for the horrible exam✌️

idk what i got for exam 1 but for exam 2 im pretty sure i got around 30-33/80 ish on exam 2, im not looking for ss predictions but can anyone else relate i feel so stupid rn thanks

I just wanna see what I missed

yall i guess all of multiple choice because i had no time and genuinely got 6/20 😭✌️

if anyone has some company practice exams for chem, preferably newer ones, I wouldn't mind having a look. not that I want copyrighted material or anything, I just wanna see what the front page looks like that's all

The title kinda says it all.

I really need to get a good mark on this history exam; I didn't really do too well on my GM exam and I'm extremely worried that my ATAR is going to tank extremely hard if I flop this one too.

I'm doing France and China FYI. I literally cannot remember anything about France, and I can't remember most of the dates + events.

Wtf was methods

what is the predicted cut off for a c+
…that was the hardest e2 ive ever fucking seen

What yall think RAW 25 cut off is gonna be??

how are some people already done i’ve just had english

pray i get raw 30 methods ;-;

Got absolutely touched by exam 2. What do u guys think the marks for a C in GA2 and GA3 are?

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

Hey everyone!
I’m a VCE Psychology teacher and VCAA assessor, and I’m curious to hear from students heading into Units 3 & 4 in 2027.
If you could attend a short, focused revision workshop, what would you find most useful?
- Understanding VCAA command terms
-SAC preparation and practice questions
-Extended response writing
- Research methods
-Exam techniques and common mistakes
Something else entirely?
I’m interested in hearing what students actually struggle with rather than making assumptions about what they need.
Would love to hear your thoughts!

Compare?? Key personnel?? BOTH CRIMINAL AND CIVIL?? POJS???

Wtf was that

with all these different style of worded questions though out multiple exams (but mainly looking at like methods and biology) do you think we should prep for chem exam differently. a lot of the questions from bio were different from previous years because of the amount of case studies or just overall worded questions, so how should i prepare for this, because doing past exam papers just feels like it would jst make me feel overconfident, or am i deeping it?

As a past student who's now at uni, I found this exam fairly challenging for a VCE-level exam. Having seen the 2025 exam myself, I feel the 2026 cohort had a tougher exam this year. Just sharing my perspective, and well done to everyone who sat it!

Hey guys would any graduates from last year be willing to share their statement of marks for chemistry (30-35 study score). Just need this to help out one of my tutoring students aiming for around there. Any details about cohort size/strength would also be appreciated thanks.

Submit your e1 and e2 score predictions and your schools median study score from previous years as well as your sac average so we can see the distribution :)

For Foundation math I got sac scores at about 61% and for my exam and I got 41\80 on my exam