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[Heja]

I wanted to ask, what happens if say;

A class consisted of 5 students; there final assesments(Raw marks) were;

1. Student A - 100
2. Student B - 99
3. Student C - 98
4. Student D - 88
5. Student E - 86

Lets say, that in the final exam for HSC (raw marks) Consisted of and their ranks;

1. Student B - 72
2. Student C - 69
3. Student A - 68
4. Student E - 66
5. Student D - 64

What would happen to student A? B? and C?

What would there assessment mark be, and what would happen to their Final HSC mark, considereing, Student A came first in NSW, followed by student B then C (assessment marks)

What would happen to their exam marks?? since they did so awful in the final exam?

 

[Survivor39]

Outcome:

Student A:
Moderated Assessment mark 72; exam mark 68 = HSC mark 70

Student B:
Moderated assessment mark ~70; exam mark 72; HSC mark 71

Student C:
Moderated assessment mark ~68; exam mark 69; HSC mark 69

 

[Survivor39]

So the point is, it doesn't matter if all of them got over 95 in their school-based assessment mark, since they are all pretty average in the hsc exam, the BOS will moderate these assessment marks.

The final "pool" of exam marks (72+69+68+66+64) achieved by the students will equal to the final "pool" of moderated assessment mark awarded for each course in each school.