lyounamu
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I am not really sure how they determine it.
I am aware of the fact that HSC RAW mark is the one that determines the rank but what if people get the same mark?
According to the Boardofstudies, they look at your HSC mark and the internal mark but it also said that in case of an extension course, extension mark is also considered.
So, my question is: how would they determine the state ranks in maths if 3 people got the same mark? (e.g. 120, 120 and 120)
Would they look at extension course mark instead of the maths internal mark?
I am aware of the fact that HSC RAW mark is the one that determines the rank but what if people get the same mark?
According to the Boardofstudies, they look at your HSC mark and the internal mark but it also said that in case of an extension course, extension mark is also considered.
So, my question is: how would they determine the state ranks in maths if 3 people got the same mark? (e.g. 120, 120 and 120)
Would they look at extension course mark instead of the maths internal mark?