sam04u
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Okay, here is a diagram, with different outcomes so you can understand how it works. It involves (two people close to the top) and someone on the bottom doing very well.
As is seen, B Got the Highest HSC mark even though him and A have been pretty close throughout the Year. E Improved, even though he did pretty crap and D, sucked throughout so he got a sucky mark. And, Because E Improved so significantly, he rose the mark of C to a 72.5, even though C was an average student. (He stole marks of E).
What happens? The School Gives Ranks to the BOS (Board of Studies), they then compare those ranks with the ranks in the HSC exam. The person who came first in the School Assessment get the Highest mark in the HSC exam as their school Assessment mark. Then their Assessment mark is Added with their HSC Mark and Cut in half to produce their HSC Final Mark. (I Hope you Get It.)
>Click on the Link to See The Image<
Edited by jm1234567890: check out http://www.users.on.net/~unix/HSCmarks.pdf for more indepth explaination
As is seen, B Got the Highest HSC mark even though him and A have been pretty close throughout the Year. E Improved, even though he did pretty crap and D, sucked throughout so he got a sucky mark. And, Because E Improved so significantly, he rose the mark of C to a 72.5, even though C was an average student. (He stole marks of E).
What happens? The School Gives Ranks to the BOS (Board of Studies), they then compare those ranks with the ranks in the HSC exam. The person who came first in the School Assessment get the Highest mark in the HSC exam as their school Assessment mark. Then their Assessment mark is Added with their HSC Mark and Cut in half to produce their HSC Final Mark. (I Hope you Get It.)
>Click on the Link to See The Image<
Edited by jm1234567890: check out http://www.users.on.net/~unix/HSCmarks.pdf for more indepth explaination
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