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Principals may allow a student who has received an ‘N’ determination in a Preliminary course to proceed to the HSC course provisionally while concurrently satisfying any outstanding Preliminary course requirements. Principals will be required to confirm, at the time of HSC entries, that the...

Need a dr. cert on the day of the exam. If not, forget it.

And their crap exam mark becomes the assessment for the lowest ranked student. (Unless they are already a bottom feeder.)

It will depend on the highest exam mark earned by the class. If that mark is "m", then your mark will be (11m + 400)/15 For example, if the highest exam mark is 92, your mark will (11x92 + 400)/15 = 94

The student ranked second has their assessment mark set to be the same as the highest exam mark in your class. Then your assessment mark is slotted in with an appropriate gap above that student. The size of the gap depends on how far you were above that student. Since you were sick, that asst...

Definitely not provided. You must provide your own if you want/need one.

If you fail to attend a final exam and don't apply for special consideration, you have not completed the exam requirement and the course is not reported on your HSC ... the same as if you had withdrawn. You DON'T get a mark of zero. But if you have done a project, oral or performance in that...

Ppl work them out by getting their raw marks from the B.O.S. If you know you got 90% as your exam mark, and you learn that you were given xx% as a raw exam mark, then you know that the Band 6 raw cutoff was xx%.

Err, if you have a scribe how could you be by yourself?

Some students with conditions like chronic fatigue, sleep apnea, cystic fibrosis cannot work in the afternoon so they do the exam the next morning and sign a statutory declaration that they know nothing about the exam.

Your internal assessmernt is moderated to 90. The mark of 95 is only "valid" within your school. It is like school dollars that have to be converted to HSC dollars.

More and more answers are now being marked online (on a computer). When the answer books are scanned and digitised, it is likely that the scanner can read what is under the correcting fluid. So what the marker sees is a jumble of the new on top of the old, making it difficult/impossible to read...

It's "banned" in the sense that it is not on the list of authorised equipment. You should always leave every piece of work visible to the markers. Even though you think it is rubbish, it may still earn marks. If you really want to replace something, draw a line through it but leave it...

Yes, there is a symbol beside the exam mark that says assessment mark used.

There are schools that teach the HSC to their students in countries like Hong Kong, Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. They sit the same exams at the same times as NSW students. They have the same conditions eg special consideration, ATAR etc If you have a valid reason to be overseas when the...

Perhaps FOI does not apply when the same information is available from another source (eg the fee-for-service provision of raw marks and answers)?

You cannot be awarded IM just on Paper 2. It is considered for the whole of English. You CANNOT lose with an IM appeal. If you bombout on the exam, you will get your asst. If you do well on the exam, you will keep it. ANYONE who truly believes they were sick for an exam, and who has med...

If manic100 gets a higher mark on their own effort they will keep it.

Yes, which is why you should always work hard all year, you never know when you might get sick.

Correct. If IM is accepted then nothing from either exam will count (if total is lower than asst). And by asst I mean moderated asst, based on cohort exam marks and your rank.