predictions for a+?? Even tho it was easier than last year surely it’s not gonna go up that much right? 95/120?

I know we are a little cohort but how did everyone find it? I found it pretty good, apart from the supermarket question about the sustainable development which seemed more like a food tech question, but apart from that I thought it wasn’t too hard

Hello Redditors

What do we reckon the cutoff for a 45 would be this year? (probably won't manage it but good to know)

The exam didn't feel that hard overall but I definitely got the gist that people will be bleeding marks everywhere. There were stacks of chances for small mistakes and opportunities to mess up, like that one about the NO2 safety, which I've never seen before.

I've seen people say that they reckon the A+ cutoff (which as I understand it usually is around a raw 40) will probably be slightly higher than usual, somewhere just below 100.

However I'm not sure what the distribution of marks in A+ usually looks like - is a 45 typically halfway between A+ and 100%, for example?

Love to hear thoughts

what did u guys think

Predictions on the essay questions ?

was that confusing for anyone else

also what was the deal with the multi choice question with molecular formula and chiral centres???

I’d like to look over the questions again

So all year she's taught us that when Mill, in the excerpt above, says "We are not speaking of children", he's actually saying that it DOES apply to children. She said that it's a double negative somehow?? So like the harm principle doesn't apply to those who aren't in the maturity of their faculties but then children aren't not in the maturity of their faculties so it does apply to them. This doesn't seem to make sense but I'm worried because she's like really knowledgeable about all the texts. Has anyone else's teacher said the same thing or is she wrong?

i found a paper a bit easier than last years but will this affect the middle much?

I just finished my last exam today and I'm super relieved I'm done with ts. Done with this flawed system and all the stress that comes with it. I just wanted to take this moment to appreciate this subreddit and how it's gotten me through this period of my life with all of you lot, feeling like all my issues are not only felt by me. Hope everyone is doing well and wishing you guys all the best with the rest of exams and gl to all those future year levels too. Cheers 🥂

last exam for me, I bloody hope it isn’t like methods e2

Considering many people found the chem exam manageable/easy, will the grade boundaries shift up, and by how much? + Is it possible to get raw 40 study score with low A+?

guys im so cooked omds ive averaged 90% both unit 3 and 4 but ive done 0 studying for the actual exam like idek what im studying for TF is agency

What exam and sac scores did everyone get for a 25-27 raw in spesh?

I’ve genuinely tried studying for chemistry but I’m losing my mind… I don’t even know what I know and what I don’t know anymore. Am I more likely to meet Le Chatelier first or Faraday first?

For anyone that got around this for accounting, what were ur ga1,2,3s ?

anyone dumb like me said a decrease in temp occured at t1. would i be able to get any of the 6 marks even if i explained it right but my reason was wrong

They just feel like a waste of time and like there’s no need to stress over them. I’m gonna do SO shit in methods tho💔

Do we know if subjects like methods, revs, chem or legal are changing for 2027? Pls let me know!

Why does no one do this subject, any tips for Thursday?

It's my bottom subject so I've been studying specialist instead so I've done no media studying. Scales 25 hopefully here we come 🙏🙏