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I know there has been multiple threads on this topic, however the HSC physics syllabus has been changed in favour of practical work and for it to be more mathematical. I currently do not do HSC physics. I dropped it last year mainly because I disliked the way the teacher taught the content...

Your ranking matters the most with internal assessments. If your ranking was low, try to increase your ranking with the other assessments. If it was high, possibly because the assessment was hard, and if you maintain a high ranking + do well in the HSC exam then you should be set for a band 6.

For maths, some of the topics in year 11 are important that you need to know for year 12. For english, I don't think anything will be tested from year 11 aside from developing your skills for the HSC. For Chemistry, it's important to know how to do calculations and the last module of year 11 is...

I have, but they don't seem to help, I just did those on that website. Have you done the test yet?

So I need to do the hazard perception test for my red P's. I did all the practice tests on here: https://www.drivingtestnsw.com/hazard-perception-test-practice-tests/ and have gotten them all right and I have understood why they are right using the explanations they give. Is this enough???? Do I...

Yes, the ones on the website's shop.

Me too. Where does it say that they don't lower results?

Based on my experience of doing HSC last year for Biology, Excel Success One HSC textbooks are very useful. However, since there are new syllabuses for the science subjects I don't recommend purchasing these books as they won't be beneficial and relevant to the new topics (for the most part)...

I have a question. Since I did bio accelerated, does that mean my marks will by scaled (by UAC) differently than those who do bio in 2019.

Idk they sent it early, like the previous years

I just got my marks through email and I’m so happy. I thought I did so bad in Biology, but I guess scaling was crazy this year. :)))) P.S. i’m an accelerant student

omg me too. I losing my shits rn so scared of bio

Re: Decrease Pressure (Increase Volume) - Le Chatilier's Principle -Change in Equilib The new syllabus requires you to: explain the overall observations about equilibrium in terms of the collision theory. An increase in pressure (decrease in volume) favours the side with LESS moles. To...

Yeah, apparently it's down until next week. People's personal information were released to people who it wasn't meant to (such as address, school, ranks, etc). I was one of those who got logged into several people's accounts, but I got my ranks before they shut it down.

ITS UP! Omg genetics fucked me up so bad, i probably got like 15/25. I had to rush cause i was running out of time

Lol those 2017 questions are NOTHING compared to 2018 questions. Also, you will probably lose only one mark provided that you had 2 responses for temperature change. I hope the b6 cut off is same as the 2010 paper. Like a 79 went up to 95

Ummm... that exam was very different to past years. It is obviously suited to the new syllabus due to the number of application questions in it and the fact that there was so much graphical analysis, such as pedigrees, tables, graphs. For long response we had to look at trends in life...

I have the Physics in Focus texbook for year 11. It's OK and it does provide some examples on how to solve math based physics questions, but I see the textbook better for theory. Since the new physics syllabus is filled with so much maths I'd be using a study guide that has questions for every...

Q19. The table provides information for the anti-codon of tRNA for each amino acid, and we need the DNA base triplet that codes for each amino acid. Q20. Point D and B could be eliminated since blood leaving an active muscle is deoxygenated blood. When blood leaves an active muscle the pH...

Thank you but the HSC Biology syllabus refers to hybridisation within a species, I should have mentioned it before.