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ok yep that's solid

for people who do chem and physics, since the exam is towards the end of hsc, are you guys still dedicating some portion of your day to study it? or focusing on math and english first?

@mmmaaaaaa Did you actually do 6 papers a day? If so, when did you wake up/when did you sleep? Were you doing all subjects or just 1 subject throughout the day??

is there anyway i can check this? (witout going to my teacher)

for an 18 essay, how do i know if i lost marks because (1) i didn't answer the question or (2) the stuff i was saying wrong? (this is for mod a btw)

@howcanibesmarter does this mean just practising again and again?

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yeah just wondering, coz i feel like there is always more stuff you can add in....

for real bro! just gotta keep grinding but just trying to find someone else who believes as well!

English: usually 50 every year Maths: pretty much half the cohort Chemistry: only 10 Physics: only 10 Bio: 30 kids every year

Do you think there's anyway to get higher?? @umovan

I go to a top 10 school. Don't know final ranks cuz our school won't give them, so these are just semester 1 + trial ranks RANKS: English = 10/140 (semester 1) trial is 12/140 Math Ext 1 = 9/100 (semester 1) trial is 15/100 Math Ext 2 = slightly above average (this will be my downfall)...

How would you recommend to manage time for ext 1 and ext 2 maths? I have ext 2 in the first week and then ext 1 in the third week?

Hey there! Could i get a sample of the crucible notes?

Hey there! Could I get a sample of the crucible + king henry notes? Thanks!

I feel like i was super motivated at the start of year 12, especially for the first exam block. then the second exam block came around, and i didn't do as well. While i'm been trying to tell myself "it's okay.. you will bounce back in task 3" i feel like i'm genuinely taking these tasks with not...

What would you suggest for complex numbers and proof? I'm getting assessed on all 4 topics for my next task

somewhat related to this thread, but how do you remember stuff (pure facts, processes, statistics) for subjects such as economics/biology/chemistry/physics (mod 7 especially) in the long term? I wanna start doing trials but idk if it'll be useful or not? or should i save questions/exams?

I feel like it's pretty common from what i've heard that you must be on more than 10 units if you aren't "academically oriented." But this might not be the case for top 20-ish selective schools. If you are DEFINITELY sure you aren't going to do well, maybe use that time for other subjects. OR...

What would you recommend for relearning content? (I have already learnt the content for bio, chem and physics until module 7) but I'm worried about rememebering everything until I have an exam? Any tips to continually revise/what activites should I do to revise?