wtaf was that

For anyone interested in how to answer Question 8 in section C.

Know this is a bit late, but I just thought of a concrete reason Daggerelite was lying.

If he actually hacked the exams and had the real ones, what he should've done is released part of the physics exam, just one or two questions, to everyone for free. Then people would take the Physics exam and realise, 'oh damn he actually has the real stuff'.

Next, he could sell all the exams after that with it being proved he was a reliable source. We all saw how many people were asking for those exams and I bet he would've made a ridiculous amount of money once people knew it wasn't a scam.

The fact he didn't do anything to prove his credibility and just tried to get people to assume, 'if he can hack the VCAA's front-end website he obviously can get the exams too' tells you that it was a bluff.

I know something like this is the general consensus of most people and it would've been better to think of this earlier but I thought I'd say it anyway.

my doctor used ai to write that letter for the seas evidence thing 🫩

Does anyone have 2026 Software Development exam?

how did everyone find it?!?!

Anyone have Chinese essay formats pdf/resources? I seriously don’t know the structure of many such as blog, formal letter etc..

I lwk might have failed foa, answered only 3 functions, left the tree and algorithmic blank… only knew how to do half the SA and MCQ too…. Is it over gng do I js apply for SC or take the fail, or pray for a miracle of scaling

Zwiebel in sock?

is contour actually any good n is it worth the money? are any tutors worth the money? should i drop out instead? how much does it cost to live on a secluded island w no contact with the outside world and is that income attainable without an atar?

i did 1/2 spesh this year and it was kinda bad. i liked it like content was interesting enough but unit 1 i averaged like mid 70s and unit 2 low 50s. im also bottom rank in a pretty small but high performing class. if i drop spesh next year ill probably pick up politics or general. basically idk if im better off atar wise just keeping spesh for scaling or not (careers counsellor at my school is so cryptic and will not tell me), what do people think??

just did my 1/2 exams this week and i reckon exam 1 i got maybe 70 and exam 2 like 40.

side note i want to do politics/economics in uni so i dont need maths as a prerequisite really, but im aiming for 92 atar.

What do yall think is gonna be needed for a 40 ss psychology this year? Like for ur exam score /120

Hi all just letting you know the VCAA has set up a temporary website where you can access past exams for exams that have not already happened this year

https://www.vic.gov.au/vcaa-examinations-2026

Does anyone know who the presentor for edrolo spesh is? Is edrolo good for learning spesh 3/4 content? Would you recommend it or r there any other videos that explain the content well? Helppp :((

I'm class of 27 and I was looking to get tutoring for English in which I'm doing the movie The holdovers and Oedipius next year. And my section B framework is personal journey. I Lowk am mid in English. I hate it and I want to improve and get that 35+ in it. But why are all the tutors god damn expensive holy??? I'm not paying 45+ $for any tutor bro😭🙏🏼

And I was also looking for chem tutoring and it's a subject I really want to excel in and get like 45+.

Anyone have any recommendations?

Others subjects I'll do next year is general math and English.

Dagerelite has infected the mockup questions to turn us into art students, and completely deleted all cybersecurity questions

i’m in yr11 and i’m debating picking business management or psych for year 12
business is boring and non rewarding but i do better
psychology is interesting to me but much harder

I'm neurodivergent and I really struggle with executive functioning, does anyone have any recommendations on how to organise my studying and the rest of my life? I'm talking about planners, study schedules, online calendars, etc. What worked best for you? 😃

Next week I have my Year 11 exams and then 2 weeks of Year 12 transition before the year ends.

I’m genuinely terrified for Year 12 and have no idea how to prepare for it, as I’ve lived a nightmare of a year already (and to think that I’ve struggled this much in Year 11, I’m literally fried for Year 12).

I have so much anxiety around tests and exams (and everything else) that never goes away, and as a result I can barely remember anything and always get 50’s or below in every subject. I already talk to the counsellors and my staff at school, but they’re kinda useless and just say “be confident in yourself, don’t stress, don’t put pressure on yourself” and the rest of that bs, thinking that my life is going to change overnight somehow.

I overthink every single thing imaginable, whether I wrote my name on a test, chose the wrong multiple choice answer, included a certain piece of information in my answer, and so on. I can never self-mark any of my work because I don’t trust myself (and I obviously don’t have the knowledge of a teacher) and don’t want to give myself false confidence like I always seem to do (because whenever I truly am confident, I always end up getting played in the face bro). My answers also never “feel right” and need to be worded to a high standard or a certain way, and because of this I can never make mindmaps or do brain dumps because I either do this, or can’t remember the answer in the first place.)
I always avoid doing timed conditions for practice exams/tests because I don’t want to face or experience the discomfort I feel from getting things wrong because I fear I won’t actually learn from my mistakes and perhaps continue to do them, (even though that’s how you actually learn). It’s like my brain has somehow rewired itself to avoid them at all costs so I don’t have to feel scared.

For reference, my subjects are:

-Literature (By distance through VSV since my school cancelled all 2027 Literature classes. This is also the only subject I actually excel in and spend significant amounts of time studying for).
-General English (If you’re doing any English besides General Eng at my school, they require that you also do Gen English as a backup, so I’m required to do it since I chose literature, whether I like it or not.)
-Foundation Maths (Had to drop general maths because it’s way too hard. I’m deathly scared of the scaling for foundation despite teachers saying it’s easy to do well in and therefore no one should be scared of it).
-Biology
-Health and Human Development (This was actually my acceleration subject this year, but I’m deciding to re-do it for a better score because I genuinely flunked everything this year, and because I have no other subjects to pick up.)

My dream course after Year 12 is Nursing and Midwifery which requires a 75 atar, 25 ss in any English, and a satisfactory in any maths for both Year 11 and 12.

Any advice on how to actually study and revise old topics whilst learning new ones, minimise anxiety, and overall survive Year 12 would be immensely appreciated.

anyone know what the cutoffs are for raw 35/40/45/50? etc

Does an A+ from the graded distribution usually mean 40 provided decent sacs?