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Roughly 70/120 should get a Band E4 in 4U

Are you gonna do 4U in Year 11 (next year?)

Yeah your first part is correct. Question is worded awkwardly.

Average UAI I would guess to be around 60, substantially lower because there's a lot of people at the bottom (kinda explains why the MIDDLE UAI is 68 rather than 50).

2PA=PB 4PA^2=PB^2 No more messy surds. I'll work out the answer later.

re: Preliminary Yearlies Discussion Thread FAIL STOP WORKING. I still haven't stopped bludging and Year 12 is only 3 weeks away.

6 hours per night is insane. I do like 2 hours per night and I'm 99+. So don't worry. Just get all your work done every night.

You should drop Food Tech over Chem since you're COMING FUCKING FIRST IN CHEM WHAT THE FUCK WHY WOULD YOU DROP THAT?

E4 is the highest band in Extension subjects. The bands are E2(Band4), E3(Band5) and E4(Band 6). It's assumed that kids getting below Band 4 standard wouldn't attempt an extension subject.

I did the first one and got 164.

How many would you be doing next year (stuff you didn't accelerate).

MX1 - 16 Maths - 8 English - 0 Chem - 3 Economics - 0 Modern History - 0 This was for prelim though.

Year 12s at our school dressed up as Juniors and I fucking swear i didn't realise they were seniors (in a lot of cases) fucking awesome to see guys with shirts that didnt fit, hats that didnt fit, girls with dresses that were extremely short, etc etc.

re: Preliminary Yearlies Discussion Thread Only for MX2, for the rest all it requires is HT approval where the Head Teacher sits down with the Student and talks to them about the Subject and if they think you can do it based on your marks etc you're in. For Maths it's based on top 4classes...

OMFG CHEM SCALES BETTER. Don't listen to Retards. 98 in Ancient will smack anything sub 96 in Chem, so don't worry about scaling. Ancient makes up for it. Drop Chem, and don't listen to that maths/science freaks. When you're that phenomenally good, you don't need to drop them because of scaling.

re: Preliminary Yearlies Discussion Thread We got our Year 12 subject selection forms (picking up/dropping units eg HX MX2 etc). Big moments ahead.

re: Preliminary Yearlies Discussion Thread We only had a week for exams. And they'll all be back on Monday (Just Eng, Modern, 3U Eng to go).

Why is getting 80 not much better than 70? Is it really bunched near the top?

re: Preliminary Yearlies Discussion Thread I'd assume cutoff is top 90, which it always has bveen, or top 4 classes, so a limit of 96. This is what it's always been. I'd probably get in if it was this. Regardless, I got Chem Prac 1 back, 12/16, so pretty shit, and I got Economics back...

Ok, my contribution. Nobody can stop you from doing a subject, they can jsut recommend that you don't do a subject that you may fail.