Class of 2025 (2025 HSC CHAT) (40 Viewers)

[tvskAXatar]

Everyone in English Advanced 2025 will unfortunately need to read their actual texts in full instead of watching/reading summaries, as they will likely question you with extract(s) in the exam because they didn't this year and didn't last year.

 

[kkk579]

Everyone in English Advanced 2025 will unfortunately need to read their actual texts in full instead of watching/reading summaries, as they will likely question you with extract(s) in the exam because they didn't this year and didn't last year.

gonna kms

 

[C_master]

Everyone in English Advanced 2025 will unfortunately need to read their actual texts in full instead of watching/reading summaries, as they will likely question you with extract(s) in the exam because they didn't this year and didn't last year.

oh bruhh

 

[C_master]

Everyone in English Advanced 2025 will unfortunately need to read their actual texts in full instead of watching/reading summaries, as they will likely question you with extract(s) in the exam because they didn't this year and didn't last year.

wait what was the last year that did that?

 

[melanie_o]

Serious question + be realistic:

I got an average of 88 in 2u maths in y11 but much less in 3u. I failed the Perms + Combs test and got 62 on the polynomials + further functions test, then 66% on the prelim exam. I did see an upwards trajectory.

Does anyone think I am capable of recovering and able to get an e4 next year if I really try hard to improve? Furthermore should I even consider doing 4u (my school starts 4u next week)?

 

[Solarised]

Serious question + be realistic:

I got an average of 88 in 2u maths in y11 but much less in 3u. I failed the Perms + Combs test and got 62 on the polynomials + further functions test, then 66% on the prelim exam. I did see an upwards trajectory.

Does anyone think I am capable of recovering and able to get an e4 next year if I really try hard to improve? Furthermore should I even consider doing 4u (my school starts 4u next week)?

Year 11 doesn't matter know that was literally just a trailer for the full screening your about to go through with year 12. You've messed up in year 11 so make up your mistakes in year 12, I did bad in year 11 and am now top of my cohort. Keep 4u the scaling is cracked and you have a lot of room to improve. And a message to all 25ers good luck on your hsc's just remember consistency is key and you can always come back no matter what

 

[Solarised]

Btw this year's English Advanced was a blessing I pray for you 25ers cuz they gonna spam extract questions so you can't just have a single essay plan and hope for the best, your gonna literally have to memorise your texts and all your poems gl all

 

[oopsie]

Serious question + be realistic:

I got an average of 88 in 2u maths in y11 but much less in 3u. I failed the Perms + Combs test and got 62 on the polynomials + further functions test, then 66% on the prelim exam. I did see an upwards trajectory.

Does anyone think I am capable of recovering and able to get an e4 next year if I really try hard to improve? Furthermore, should I even consider doing 4u (my school starts 4u next week)?

I'm 2024
by recovery what do you mean? year 11 doesn't count towards atar, only thing it does is early entry, which btw pretty much everyone does shit in year 11, and the ones who don't, usually burn out in year 12, (though there are some freaks of nature who are the exception)

the only recovery you need to do is revise over those things for year 12, just go over that stuff in holidays so you don't lag behind in year 12

btw I got early entry bachelor of science and my year 11 maths was around the 50% I did well in physics and fine in chemistry which is what helped, if you're doing advanced maths at all you're more likely to get accepted into uni for early entry or even just with ATAR

 

[lolcti]

Btw this year's English Advanced was a blessing I pray for you 25ers cuz they gonna spam extract questions so you can't just have a single essay plan and hope for the best, your gonna literally have to memorise your texts and all your poems gl all

wait that's good omg

 

[sakinluvo]

is dropping to standard maths worth it?

 

[hardstuck10th]

is dropping to standard maths worth it?

If your doing very bad in advanced like below 50s I'd just drop honestly, but even if your at the 50% mark just keep it

 

[jilly12]

Btw this year's English Advanced was a blessing I pray for you 25ers cuz they gonna spam extract questions so you can't just have a single essay plan and hope for the best, your gonna literally have to memorise your texts and all your poems gl all

How often do they give extract questions for standard?

 

[sakinluvo]

If your doing very bad in advanced like below 50s I'd just drop honestly, but even if your at the 50% mark just keep it

I have a 65% as my overall prelim mark, I did really shit on the actual prelim tho which dragged it down

 

[hardstuck10th]

I have a 65% as my overall prelim mark, I did really shit on the actual prelim tho which dragged it down

not that bad you can make for up don't drop

 

[Solarised]

How often do they give extract questions for standard?

Not likely but probs for your hsc both standard and advanced will have extract questions

 

[stagvampire]

Does anybody else's school not let them drop subjects for a certain period of time? I picked up English extension II and history extension so I'm on 15 units until week 5

 

[qweeosh]

Does anybody else's school not let them drop subjects for a certain period of time? I picked up English extension II and history extension so I'm on 15 units until week 5

That's crazy

 

[C_master]

Does anybody else's school not let them drop subjects for a certain period of time? I picked up English extension II and history extension so I'm on 15 units until week 5

yeah for me I cant drop subjects till around week 4 which I think is stupid asf

 

[qweeosh]

in all seriousness however, my school doesn’t have a block period for subjects since its year 12 and they dont want unnecessary stress on students. but also why would you pick up two extension subjects?

 

[stagvampire]

in all seriousness however, my school doesn’t have a block period for subjects since its year 12 and they dont want unnecessary stress on students. but also why would you pick up two extension subjects?

I love history and english so much I'm eating them up