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conversion of trial to HSC marks (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter Lizcat
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Hello.
I don't know cause I'm dumb.
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I don't know cause I'm dumb.
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priesty
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but you also have to consider how you went in your other assessments that make up the internal assessment mark. this will ultimately affect your rank, which in the end plays dividends with what HSC Mark you will receive. it's too hard to tell, you will also have to look at the weightings of all those internal assessments too.azn_gangsta81 said:
yeah i think so too, not to memtion the rank and how other poeple go in the test! I think if you come first in the test it'll be very good!
and to get the high band they also look at the way you show the problem as well!!! i don't know! it's hard to tell!
and to get the high band they also look at the way you show the problem as well!!! i don't know! it's hard to tell!
It's very hard to convert, but although having sat the test myself, I must say it was a very difficult exam. Remember that there's about another 60% of your internal mark that you need to consider as well as the external mark which will greatly influenece your rank and overall mark in the subject.Lizcat said:
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housemouse
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Depends on your class.
orange_blob
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I think you all missed the point, she asked about the HSC exam mark - not the assessment.
Generally you'll go better in the HSC exam, not because they are nesecarily any easier, just because you've got another 2 months to study for them.
Now I don't think anyone here is going to really be able to give you a accurate estimation of your HSC exam mark from the results of your trials - but I'm happy to make up a self-esteem boosting number for you, how does 93% sound?
Generally you'll go better in the HSC exam, not because they are nesecarily any easier, just because you've got another 2 months to study for them.
Now I don't think anyone here is going to really be able to give you a accurate estimation of your HSC exam mark from the results of your trials - but I'm happy to make up a self-esteem boosting number for you, how does 93% sound?