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keyword, the school I went to announced dux way before HSC exams

So once you know you're dux you can basically flunk the HSC exams?

shit lol sry

100=\frac{10}{2}(2a+d(10-1)) < - equation 1 300=\frac{20}{2}(2a+d(10-1)) < - equation 2 Solving simultaneously 300=20a+190d < - equation 2 minus 200=20a+90d < - equation 1x2 ------------------------- 100=100d , d = 1 and a is 11/2

A high atar/competition to get in doesn't necessarily correspond to course difficulty

For most unis (including USYD) internal transfers that take into account your uni marks are only after one year of full time study.

well fk lol not keen

If you're engineering or computer science you should definitely choose Ext 1 or even 2 (the higher the math, the better), to prepare, practice as much algebra and trigonometry as possible. As for the latter it really depends on the individual since it's not how much time you spend studying but...

TBH you should talk to your school's career adviser.

Not really, unless the ATAR requirement for this year's cohort was dramatically lowered. Flexible entry is not available for this course even for this years cohort.

UAC will send you a letter in the latter half of the year, be patient.

Ranked 1st in one science and last in another? I'd say you have a pretty good shot if you improve your chem ranks

Do a bachelors degree in a related field e.g. health science at UTS or USYD, graduate and get good marks - apply for Masters at USYD.

http://www.uac.edu.au/eas/how-to-apply.shtml

Depends on uni and which degree you want to enter. Most unis (except USYD which has flexible entry) have them and there is often a limit ~5 but can increase if you're qualified for EAS. For example if you want to do Engineering at UNSW you can get 5 bonus points in relevant subjects such as...

You have to apply and be qualified for EAS first.

No, your school rank is usually completely irrelevant for your HSC marks especially since it was last years cohort.

You'll need around a credit average, since failing a unit can have a significant impact on your overall GPA, you will have to do well in your other units if you fail one.

Typically you'll need a distinction average to get into commerce at USYD/UNSW.

Not for maths but for programming. feelsgoodman