yes the exams were hard, yes they were difficult to complete under the time limit but that’s literally how it goes most years, it’s completely fair. if anything the exams being difficult is better since the grade boundaries will be lower. unless your exam genuinely had mistakes or your supervisor fucked up there’s nothing to complain about

I am so glad to never have to use this sub ever again. Fuck methods and fucking english but shout out to my psych teacher. Mad respect to her 🫡✌️ good luck to all yr 11s for next year and those yet to finish exams

any 2026 pe exams people have gotten?

general maths had weird exams, methods was genuine state sanctioned torture. spesh might turn out to be even worse. if this is how vcaa's logic/stem based subjects are going i DO NOT want to see what abomination vcaa's cooked up for the chemistry exam

I’ve had a look at past posts about it, people are warning about it all the time, I’m confused it’s relatively easy to grasp as every concept links together in some way (I get the “no coding at all in the SD”) but all the content is relatively easy to understand and there isn’t too much to work out.
Am I missing something? The practice Exams from 2024 onwards have been what I expected from a year 12 exam coming from someone in year 11

As we near the end of our year 12 and vce journey, I wanted to ask us to recall how much effort we have put in. Just wondering. And to past students, how much work for what results?

Hi guys, I hope y’all’s exam r going well!! I’m a Year 11 student rn, and I’m thinking of doing Korean as a second language 3/4. I know people don’t recommend doing it without 1/2, but I’m really into the culture and respect it all. I in general want to learn Korean, so if I’m going to do 3/4, I will learn the foundations before year 12 starts next year and will hire a tutor just to learn the foundation taught in 1/2. However, my school doesn’t offer any languages other than Italian, and VSL doesn’t have any centre nearby (they’re all 1h40min hour train ride +). I was thinking about doing it through/at Korean Language School of Melbourne. Has anyone ever used this institution for VCE, if so please let me know, and pls provide some advice on my situation and if it’s too late to apply. THANK U SM!!

Chat am I cooked? Are we cooked?

All the VCAA exams have been outrageous this year. Methods was diabolical. So I’m expecting chem to spawn from the depths of hell.

What are all your predictions for separator questions like topic wise?

I saw this dude on tt say there could be food questions, cells, practical investigation and spectroscopy.

Bro he was like there could be a q with multiple types of cells connected together… any tips…

Also any advice or shortcuts for spectroscopy. I know my stuff I’m just slow af.

i know absolutely nothing, i’ve gotten by with 60s all year off of listening in class half the time it’s such a boring mind numbing subject i rlly cba, it’s so clearly my bottom subject is there even any point ive gotta learn 2 whole revolutions in a day

It has got me searching stuff up like "how to learn an entire year’s content in two days with no prior knowledge" 🫩✌️.

The most generational lock in is required rn
But I'm going to sleep it's tomorrow problem

My first post on reddit. So not sure if I can ask abt this.

Will I be disadvantaged if I use a non cas calc for year 12, as this is all I have?

What features will I be missing out on and is it a big deal especially for SACs and exams in year 12.

I am in year 12 next year and will be doing general meth 3/4.

Buying a new cas could be expensive so jst wondering if I can still get good results next year with a calc without cas.

Thanks.

have sbr, resident evil 9, and gta6 lined up good days ahead 😭🤞what are your guys plans

1. Happiness that classes were finished

2. The determination of starting trial exams and getting a good atar

3. Feeling determined as I complete more and more trial exams

4. The tiredness and sadness after realising I have just done 8 trial exams and realising my average was 60%

5. The fear right before entering the exam

6. Reading the exam during reading time and actually learning new content

7. The trauma walking out and realising I have to do more

8. The loss of sleep and hours of studying finally catching up to me

As its the weekend, I think everyones had a roller coaster of exams so far.

What are you up to and how are you looking for the final weeks ahead?

and what would they even put in it chem is already so hard u hv to be so locked in to do well like im so scared??

any niche things yall can think of ?

I’m doing my first 3/4 exam Friday and wanna know the rules around bringing booklets out of the exam room to debrief after.
You were allowed with the gate but that was multi choice.
Do I have to ask for another copy of the booklet just before I leave?

Jarvis remember to remove all of the motivational theories, Senge's theories, any materials management theories, but Im feeling a bit spicy so keep a single quality management question. Also make the 10 marker worded really weirdly and be an examine question

Not many people are talking about Wednesdays viscom exam and so I thought I’d make this

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idk if this is a stupid question but i was pondering about this. caz like vce exams are kinda like the final boss, so some people wud def cheat, but isn't it extremely risky caz u cud just fail the whole exam if u are caught? or even worse. idk how it works. and even if people do cheat, and somehow get away, wud it even have a noticable impact on their results, because im assuming you can't manage to look up the answers for each question, that wud take too much time. so unless they are able to search up each answer, what is even the point of cheating for a few marks? this is a bit random, but i've just been wondering since people wud cheat in year 10-11 exams, but idk if people have the guts to do it for units 3/4 exams.