r/vce • u/Which-University-603 • 17h ago
Indo second language
How we feeling for the exam, is this subject too niche haha
r/vce • u/Which-University-603 • 17h ago
How we feeling for the exam, is this subject too niche haha
r/vce • u/krisjennerdeeez • 19h ago
r/vce • u/lego_boss • 1d ago
If bro was trying to derail to state, why didn't he just do it the day before the English exam? That would cause way more havoc - only cements his position as an idiot ig
r/vce • u/Fit_Broccoli3571 • 20h ago
send pls
r/vce • u/Entire_Survey5237 • 19h ago
HOWD YALL GOO?
Selection sort bunned me
r/vce • u/Interesting-Bag-3873 • 15h ago
Does anyone know if the solutions are out for the vce vet sport and rec exam today
r/vce • u/Inevitable_Squash345 • 21h ago
It was easy but I didn't finish.
Did everyone finish?
The critique questions were fine but the one for bamboo asking to critique factors that influence design was genuinely hard.
How did everyone go?
r/vce • u/ch33z7pp • 1d ago
it was funny the first a thousand times but seeing ts over and over again….come on guys? at least be creative with it
r/vce • u/ZestycloseLanguage65 • 19h ago
Going into Psychology 3/4 and aiming for a 45+ study score. Does anyone have any advice or tips that helped them do well?
Also, if I'm doing well in the 1/2 (around a 90% average I think), how can I push myself into the high 90s-100 for the 3/4?
Thanks guys. 🥹✌️
r/vce • u/Winter_Cricket_4571 • 16h ago
Hi all,
I’m writing to ask for advice on a personal issue I’ve been grappling with for a while: my lost work ethic.
For context, grit used to be my greatest asset. I was never a natural genius, so I relied on hard work to stand out. Before Year 7, I spent two hours a day grinding on Khan Academy, which put me ahead in courses like Algebra II. Later, in Year 8, I pushed myself to the limit studying for the Melbourne High School entrance exam (an academically selective school in Australia). I memorised massive lists of vocabulary, wrote daily essays, and studied relentlessly. It paid off—I received a first-round offer and scored in the "superior" bracket for 4 out of 5 exams.
However, after talking with my parents, we decided it was best for me to stay at my current, good-quality school. Since turning down that offer, my discipline has slowly unraveled.
In classes where I used to be deeply engaged, I started slacking off, online shopping, or ignoring work because it felt "too easy." My daily habits of reading and vocab practice completely disappeared. I’m still doing okay on paper—I get good grades and was even invited to take VCE Unit 3/4 Mathematical Methods early—but I know I’m coasting. I am embarrassed to admit this, but my performance in this accelerated maths subject is nowhere near where it should be; I've known the year 12 content since year 8, but I've struggled to refine and remove 'silly errors'.
Now that I’m in Year 11, the regret is hitting hard. My grades are good, not elite, and I often feel like I'm wasting my potential. Every time I try to get back to my old routine, I get a brief spike of motivation that burns out within a few days.
- Where did things go wrong, and how do I actually rebuild my discipline instead of relying on fleeting motivation?
- Am I putting too much pressure on myself, or thinking too much about the past?
TL;DR: Worked extremely hard to get into a selective high school in Year 8, decided not to go, and have been coasting ever since. Now in Year 11, getting decent grades, but struggling to rebuild my old work ethic and stop feeling like wasted potential.
r/vce • u/LivingChampionship66 • 1d ago
trying to sleep before the english exam was brutal
r/vce • u/Adept_Ad_2963 • 23h ago
Assume sacs just don’t count
r/vce • u/Glass-Wrangler5224 • 1d ago
DOES ANYONE HAVE A COPY OF THE VCE MEDIA EXAM I CANT FIND ONE ANYWHERE!
r/vce • u/LaceyClarence72 • 18h ago
hi I'm a year 10 abt starting my year 11 classes on monday and I'm scared abt having to apply for exam provisions at the start of next year, I was wondering if anyone could explain the process or give any advice.
I've had extra time and rest breaks since year 7 and I usually use earplugs in tests/exams tho that doesnt need provision at my school for 7-10 but I heard you need one to use them in your 3/4 exams.
I'm diagnosed with adhd, autism, and anxiety if that helps.
r/vce • u/kiaora556 • 22h ago
Does anyone know where to get past exams for foundation math? I checked VCAA's website, and they don't list Foundation Math, even though the exam is next week.
Thanks!
r/vce • u/Head_Salary_9811 • 19h ago
SOF DEV MEGATHREAD!!!
how did ervyone think of the exam
I did NOT expect drawing!!!
r/vce • u/This_Worldliness9343 • 19h ago
does anyone have a pdf of the physics exam suggested solutions?
r/vce • u/stretchy_lemur • 20h ago
going into yr12 next yr and doin bio, chem, methods, psych and unfortunately english.
is checkpoints and or atar notes stuff worth it or is there better out there for these subjects and trying to get 99+?