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Yes, I'm sure. I'm a teacher and have accessed them many times.

Not necessarily. Raw marks are available directly to schools. The school may have supplied the raw mark to the student who then provided it to rawmarks.info.

Be patient with them. It's a busy time of year. Once you get the report from NESA please let us know. The RawMarks owner reads this thread and wants the database to be accurate.

The most likely explanation is that your prediction is incorrect, sorry. Either pay for the raw marks report or ask your teacher to extract your raw marks from Schools Online.

Don't stress. There's no way that would be considered as a non-serious attempt.

No, it doesn't contain decimals. Integers only. Usually out of 100 - with some exceptions e.g. Extension courses.

Schools do send an assessment mark for each student for each course to NESA. Schools don't send ranks or mark differences. NESA can establish a rank order from the marks that schools send.

Do a desk check on the first 3 lines: Temp = X List(4) = X List(1) = X The array contents are then XAWX The first 3 lines look like they're swapping elements 1 and 4, but they don't.

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This. The rounding happens later. The raw marks are added up (including the 0.5s) to form a raw total. Marks are then aligned based on the band cut-offs (see...

Let your teacher know that schools no longer need to buy a subscription for RAP, it's available at no cost. It was announced to schools early last month.

'P' appears to be incomplete as well. Unfortunately my scraping script is not working for the redesigned format. I am hoping someone else may have a complete list.

Hi @carrotsss, I had a quick look and this appears to be missing the last ~1000 entries for family names starting with K? There may be other gaps, that is just the one I noticed.

https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/the-top-student-in-every-hsc-subject-revealed-20231207-p5epw4.html And 14 tied equal first in Mathematics Standard 2.

Multiple choice data is available to schools as soon as the results come out. It was (C) - individual identity. If it makes you feel any better, it was the hardest question with 46% of SOR2 students getting it correct. 41% chose (B).