What is the hardest HSC subject? (1 Viewer)

[krnofdrg]

He'll be back.

Oh boy... i could just imagine him after everyone gets their results for the HSC..

 

[SanjoyM]

Personally, Chemistry is definitely one of the most challenging and hardest subjects! Though I enjoy it, sometimes the content can be hard to grasp onto. Nevertheless, it is a fun subject If you persevere, you'll DEFINITELY excel at it

 

[krnofdrg]

Personally, Chemistry is definitely one of the most challenging and hardest subjects! Though I enjoy it, sometimes the content can be hard to grasp onto. Nevertheless, it is a fun subject If you persevere, you'll DEFINITELY excel at it

lol, i hated chem so much.. i had no passion for it... didn't even know the periodic table lol.. and the teacher wouldn't let me drop rofl...... (althought i had mediocre marks in term 1 year 12)

 

[Lpendes]

Music. Both 1 or 2.
With both you get marked for HSC marks earlier than anyone (except for ITT, VA and some others) on the performance side, the assessments are harder. (i.e in the written exam for mathematics you get and idea of what you are going to write about (what you learnt in that year), you get a formula sheet etc.
Unlike in music, you sit through an hour of music you have most likely never heard before and have to analyze it. Without any helping material.)

Just my 2 cents.

 

[muhahahahahaha]

Arabic extension.

:O :O after going to arabic saturday school for 8 years of my life, i still find that test hard lol.
The beginners one isnt too bad though

 

[nerd1o1]

well, i think everyone has different capabilities, therefore i don't believe that any subject is harder than the other its just the way you as an individual think, for example there are seven different types of intelligences, these determine the way we learn, if you find that you like the more english, legals SaC, well english based subjects you most probably hate maths and some sciences, i for one think chemistry is hard but then again i don't like maths either so maybe its just cause i can't wrap my head around the whole number thing. someone who loves maths will probably find it hard to right an essay in the usual 40 minutes so its just an individual thing. with the scaling thing i wouldn't pay much attention to since your only really doing the hsc to get to the next step i.e uni wateve, the most important thing is just to maximise your marks in the exams, since thats what your atar is practically based on.

 

[dionb2014]

Maybe if you love a subject you are more likely to study hard and understand it.

 

[SanjoyM]

LOL! But, it's quite interesting

 

[4025808]

The level 1 HSC exams seem to me like university style exams, nevertheless, they're a good intellectual challenge

btw are there any solutions for the 1967-1974 exams?

 

[jnney]

Uhh, you're very misinformed then.


It's obviously Maths Extension 2 - from the general subjects most people take, not factoring into account niche languages and the like. For all intents and purposes, it's Maths Extension 2.

No, I don't think so. This is a personal preference.

 

[4025808]

No, I don't think so. This is a personal preference.

I agree, personal preference. Some others find MX2 hard, I find it easy tbh. But you know what I find hard? trying to understand the essay structure for each module and how to get 17+/20 for English essays =_=

 

[dionb2014]

You are very lucky if you find MX2 "easy".

 

[jnney]

Not lucky, deserving.

 

[Weezle]

Not counting extension subjects, I would say either Chemistry or Software Design and Development.