Hi, This is mainly towards those who achieved a 90+ ATAR but anyone feel free to answer. At this point in the year (13 days till first English Exam) did you guys know basically all you need to for all your subjects. I am freaking out cause I need a 90+ ATAR and there is so much to remember still. Thanks
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Yes but there is one difference between needing to learn things from scratch or just having to read it again to memorise it. If it’s the first you’re probably screwed, if it’s the second then that is okay
It's the second one except for english quotes got like 50 quotes and have to memorise atleast 25 from scratch.
Yeah that’s fine. I changed up a lot of my essays after trials and acfually memorised one of them 2 days before the exam. English you can do that but stuff like maths etc probably not
Ye feeling ok for maths except I need to work on improving those last questions, which is hard because they seem to be different every year.
Yeah for that just got to make sure in the earlier questions you get close to full mark there and then just hope for the best in the last few
Hahah, yes only if I didn't make silly mistakes.
What atar u want nig?
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13 days is still quite a bit of time for you to complete as many past papers as possible. I believe at this point, you should probably stop memorising your notes and start applying them to past papers since the HSC isn't simply regurgitation of your notes.
Every time you mark a paper, find out which section you're weakest at and make sure to review them instead of just memorising and reviewing every thing.
Don't panic and a 90+ ATAR is definitely within reach.
Goodluck
Every time you mark a paper, find out which section you're weakest at and make sure to review them instead of just memorising and reviewing every thing.
Don't panic and a 90+ ATAR is definitely within reach.
Goodluck
There is a lack of past papers for the Science subjects because of the new syllabus, any suggestions?13 days is still quite a bit of time for you to complete as many past papers as possible. I believe at this point, you should probably stop memorising your notes and start applying them to past papers since the HSC isn't simply regurgitation of your notes.
Every time you mark a paper, find out which section you're weakest at and make sure to review them instead of just memorising and reviewing every thing.
Don't panic and a 90+ ATAR is definitely within reach.
Goodluck
That's the thing lol, I've been doing past papers and feel like there are some aspects that I have forgotten as a result (because past papers don't test in all aspects). This is why I don't know if I should continue doing past papers or read over my notes and memorise.13 days is still quite a bit of time for you to complete as many past papers as possible. I believe at this point, you should probably stop memorising your notes and start applying them to past papers since the HSC isn't simply regurgitation of your notes.
Every time you mark a paper, find out which section you're weakest at and make sure to review them instead of just memorising and reviewing every thing.
Don't panic and a 90+ ATAR is definitely within reach.
Goodluck
Send me your current marks and ranks for trials and I will tell you what to do
Yeh gg mateI'm learning a lot of stuff for the first time I might have left it a little too late this time...
Jks ultimate cramming mode initiated
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Actually, I read this study that explored something called "active procrastination" where Korean kids would purposely leave their study late so they could work in a pressured environment.
What were ur internals like