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If you regularly fk up then don’t do it 💀 or you could do a few easy MCQ’s in your headband plan out your approach to q14 in reading time if u want

nawww really it’s sarcasm?!?!?!?

planes are defo OOS from what I've heard I reckon 2023-ish difficulty as long as there's not too much vectors I think it should be alright

yeah you're likely to get a mid 90 externally and I'm not saying you aren't but there's 0 guarantee that you are. If you're sick on the day of the HSC and mess up that likely mid 90 isn't so likely anymore. ofc the hsc system has its flaws. everyone knows people of lower ses are disadvantaged...

broski what if you're sick on the day 😭

You had ample preparation for internals bro. Internals are obv flawed but so is everything. womp womp deal with it

you could use the same logic tho since your rank isn't proportional to your ability, why would you external mark be? It's sad that your rank dropped due to you being sick, however, you could be sick on the day of the HSC? Who's to save you there? In that sense, the HSC or any exam isn't...

eh fair point, however, this is more of an exception with a technicality, as nonya's reasoning can legit apply for every subject, not just 2u math. Mt druitt 4u students still do the same course as NSB 4u students. Does this make the exams of equal difficulty? absolutely not

lmao what James Ruse Papers are SIGNIFICANTLY harder than papers from some random ahhh school. If you don't think this, you're either breezing through all the papers in such a way where the difference in difficulty is meaningless (easy 100's, very unlikely given your situation) or you genuinely...

Someone who’s “high-achieving” would get a good rank bro. That’s 100% on you.

Brother you’re a dumb bitch for getting 75% on a topic test 🤣

That’s just unfair lmao getting 80 internally at James Ruse is so much better than getting 80 internally at mt Druitt high. That shit is not comparable. While moderation isn’t perfect, it incentivises teachers to set difficult exams rather than some free ass tests where everyone gets 100.

i'm kidding

finished thsc :awesome:

targeting higher performance bands? the gaps between the band cutoffs is quite high, a lot more than the mark allocation for a single question. What does a band 6 question imply? Should someone who's getting a band 6 be able to solve all the band 5 and below questions or be able to solve most of...

I'm not saying standard is yr9/10, but given the lack of context, the fact that most people who are doing 2U or above haven't learnt networks or any of that stuff and 0 words in the question, it's unfair to pose the question. btw, that's a diagram, not a question. it also looks like a fish bro...

receiving no answers is better than receiving a wrong answer just do sample and 2020-2023 tbh, you got enough time isn't easy test with horrible alignment worse 💀. u get like 0 room for error in a hard test with good alignment, ifl you get more room for error so your range of marks should be...

he’s a bit of a bozo but the hardest standard questions might not necessarily be the crossover advanced questions, as some advanced questions are free

It’s yapping 2019 is old syllabus 2021 >>>>>> 2023 > 2020 = 2022 > sample imo

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