If i'm doing practice papers and getting a mark of about 75% each time does that mean that i will get about 75% as my HSC mark? or does it actually move up and down and i could end up with something very different? I understand all the scaling and aligning stuff - just wondered how 'accurate' the maths paper is.
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Practice papers and how my mark will end up (1 Viewer)
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munchiecrunchie
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depends on the difficulty of the hsc exam this year, and how you perform on the day.
but generally if that's what you're getting, then that may be the percentage you get on the real exam . . . only it will probably get scaled to something else (higher/lower).
probably shouldn't worry about it too much, just keep practising.
but generally if that's what you're getting, then that may be the percentage you get on the real exam . . . only it will probably get scaled to something else (higher/lower).
probably shouldn't worry about it too much, just keep practising.
Zak Ambrose
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are you doing the paper in the 3hr time and in a quiet distraction free environment?