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You need 115/120 to top the state. I don't think that 110 would be enough.

Yea mate. I think you've got to overcook them a fair bit to achieve the marks you desire in your sig.

A rank of approximately 12-13? Would that translate to a 93 for Chem in a school that always gets ~30-35 Band 6's in Chem with a state rank in maybe 4 of the past 6 years.

He's not the only one advertising in his signature...

Would you say that an 80 Raw at school is 92-93 IF a school generally gets ~30 band 6's in Chem? And do you have any idea for Economics?

Holy shit. Turns out that what my friend said about 60-65 getting 92-93 scaled in Chem was probs true.

+1 to hayayababusaddhsdtononttn for once.

What does "stoichiometrics" mean?

He sends out free notes every now and then (check his original post in the thread) -- depends on your luck if you're selected or not. Free bump for a Girraweener!

Yep.

You have to consider them.

depends how well you're able to do them. i wouldn't say they're any harder than your average 2 unit tests. you should also definitely be able to do these since they're preliminary tests.

An extension maths.. meeting at a tavern? WTH lol. What was it about?

Yea, but it's especially surprising (given that OP does MX1) that no-one in his cohort got it correct..

Haha yep. I don't see why no-one in OP's MX1 cohort worked that out..

1. Set yourself goals to achieve within a set timeframe. 2. Make them realistic, so as to not feel like giving up because they're "too hard". 3. Make sure that ALL concepts are clear before attempting past papers - do some "medium difficulty" questions in your textbook to test conceptual...

i've sent them.

LOL mate how many ATAR estimate threads have you put up? For this one, I'd say ~ 98.5

for the top attachments, it says invalid attachment.

Please don't bump your threads within 5 minutes. You can't expect people rush quickly just to help you.