Search results

Haha, no problem. Good luck with it, I'm sure you'll do fine.

It is possible to get 90 / 95+ depending on how well your school went (or the people in your subjects). People I know in schools ranked lower than yours (200 or lower) in the top 10 of their subjects at least get 80. As long as they were some decent scaled subjects, etc...

If that is for a school in the top 50 or so, then 90 / 95+ is pretty easy for you.

Yeah, school tends to not reflect who is actually the "brightest". Well, it is the average of both your Assessment and Exam result that mostly determines your UAI (this is your HSC result that appears on your certificate). If you are gaining similar marks like that in your subjects, then 60+...

If she is first, she will get your exam mark (considering its the highest from your school) as her Assessment mark. She will keep her exam mark as her exam mark, as will you, but whoever got the second highest exam mark (probably her), then you get that as your Assessment result.

I believe it is to stop people from just trying at the end of the school year and still beating / equalling people in the exam (who actually worked all year), and then receiving the same ultimate result. It is meant to "reward" you for working hard all year in assessments, blah, blah...

I'll be corrected if need be, but from what I know; It determines what you receive as your Assessment result. For example, if you rank first in a subject in your school, you receive the highest external HSC exam result from your school for that subject as your Assessment result. So on, and so...

If this is true... Physics > Modern / Ancient.

Unless it changed, you don't receive your marks for specific sections.

Yes, especially in terms of Mathematics and such . . . . .

User: Mind-Revolution UAI Guess: <70. Actual UAI: Date Signed: November 13th, 2008.

I was thinking about that. Somehow, I doubt it...perhaps you will just see the change in your rank order if you happen to check it again.

I see. I don't believe it should be a problem, thanks.

Trials tend to be 25 - 40% from what I've seen, and the rest 15 - 30% each. What exactly defines an inappropriate weighting?

Re: Ranking on Students Online -=You are teh SEX=-

Reminds me of what will happen next month.

The pain...

When I first logged on, I thought all of my ranks went down, and then I realised it was the unit value. I continue to expect losers to attempt to appeal over my ranks, specifically for one subject...

Lmao, people get 90+ UAIs with nothing like that.

I think I did something similar, except with more symbols and words...lmao?