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So if i go to a school where the kids in my grade don't do so well, but i do well, say 90+ in every exam, 1st in every subject, then will my marks be brought down?
Is that what actually happened? Please tell us as much as you can so we can help you out.mazarina211 said:wel lets say for a maths test (general) the average was 45% and i got 75% but came 26th out of the 106 canditures.
yea they are real marks but it was a topic assesment on tax and linear relationship not similar to a hsc past paperRiviet said:Is that what actually happened? Please tell us as much as you can so we can help you out.
my year11 modern history class had a very interesting spread of marks ranging from prob less than 10% - 90%. our teacher pretty much persuaded a lot of students to drop out of the course, which they ended up doing.Riviet said:It sounds like your school has a variety of students with varying levels of ability in your year. It would be very interesting if we were to look at a graph that represents the spread of marks from 0 to 100%.
It's not a bad start actually, your rank is fine for now, don't forget that your trials and final exams count for alot more of your mark and they are the ones that will make the biggest difference. Just keep working at it and revise as often as you can. All the best mate.