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possibly unpopular opinion: HSC is way harder than ruse trials and tbh, almost all trials 💀

I think this guy was asking about the averages in their trials, not the hsc The nsb/ruse trial averages are nowhere near 80% 💀💀💀 (tho ruse trials ain’t even that hard lowkey)

it hasn't changed at all since 2020, the syllabus last changed in 2017 but came into effect in 2020 (or 2019 for prelim papers) you can just find old papers and do the questions which look like they're in the syllabus

have a read: https://educationstandards.nsw.edu.au/wps/portal/nesa/11-12/hsc/about-HSC/moderation https://www.nsw.gov.au/education-and-training/nesa/hsc/results-and-certificates/determining-results

nah 2023 is an okay paper, 2020 wasn't that hard but some of the questions were a bit dumb

there is quite literally 0 motivation just ignore that qn, nsb 2021/2022/2024/kinda 2020 are highkey dumb

lowkey better than the other one

bro a little late

u chill, i think learning ahead for vectors/mechanics would be useful in general for mechanics, make sure ur integration is at least decent i did 4u before physics and tbh, doesn't rly help ion think physics vectors are a lot more barebones than 4u vectors the only thing in physics that'd...

escape clause ahhh wording

depends on what course u wanna do doesn't it u labellin an entire uni a scam?

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💀 that would be mad unfair highkey

Definitely 💀💀

yes do them