Climbing to higher ranks? (1 Viewer)

[shahir]

I've been doing bad all this year, not as well as i hoped and im currently ranked in the halfway mark in pretty much all my subjects i have yet to do my trials and wondering how much can i possibly go up the ranks?
eg : Legal studies 16/33

 

[madharris]

How much you climb depends on how much effort you are willing to put in compared to the rest of your cohort

 

[shahir]

What if i get high 80s / low 90's in the trials and my cohorts do average?

 

[madharris]

What if i get high 80s / low 90's in the trials and my cohorts do average?

If you get a high rank, then your ranks will soar
Trials are worth a lot! So they are really important and can be a real game changer rankings wise!

Good luck!

 

[v1]

What if i get high 80s / low 90's in the trials and my cohorts do average?

define average. it could be mid 90s(unlikely) in which case ur not relatively good lol
also to climb to higher ranks (top 15% from average), aim to beat average by 25-30% for every if not all tests from now

 

[shahir]

Average = 70 on the dot.
Schools pretty :l

xD
So aim for 95%?
hmmm
Guess i better get on with it!
Thanks for the advice !

 

[madharris]

Average = 70 on the dot.
Schools pretty :l

xD
So aim for 95%?
hmmm
Guess i better get on with it!
Thanks for the advice !

I found that for me personally, having a specific percentage in mind wasn't as effective when I studied as having a specific rank in mind

Think something like
"This is my best subject so I want to get first! By the time the HSC subject starts I want to be top 5" - or just something like that!

 

[v1]

I found that for me personally, having a specific percentage in mind wasn't as effective when I studied as having a specific rank in mind

Think something like
"This is my best subject so I want to get first! By the time the HSC subject starts I want to be top 5" - or just something like that!

of course you're aiming for the best rank possible (1) but im saying from my experience usually 25-30% above the mean is the top 5. personally i never aimed it that way too, but after looking back at my assessments i beat the mean by 30% every time