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Second person is right. Ur school mark means nothing, only the rank matters

definitely not I know a number of students who were ranking like middle in their cohort before the trials, and still managed to get band 6’s

I've done CHEM1991, will recommend if you find yourself capable of handling complex chemistry ideas. The labs are more interesting. But the lab logbooks are weekly, are quite annoying But I heard from other friends (who are really good in HSC, bunch of 99.95s) that they thought of it as a wam...

Here is a complete scaffold I shared to all my senior science students. I hope this is helpful. Answering long response questions seems like an English-y thing to do, but an answering template can serve very well as the "formula". Before you answer "assess" questions, always outline the key...

So true. Idk why some teachers always think of students as cheaters. That's a bit too far tbh, pm me I'll give you some textbook resources. Don't stress much about the first exam, because the questions are normally entry level and are in line with the textbook questions.

lil bit sketchy, but it's a handout of mine with some annotations on it.

you could also try borrow strive biology and excel past papers from libraries

These are really hard to find for random schools. Have you tried looking up in you own school's moodle or something?

There are new availabilities for 2022 graduates.

Hi, may I access the chemistry notes if possible? Thank you heaps. My email is xiao030118@gmail.com.

Hi I just wanted to add that if you’re eligible for E12, you don’t really need to achieve any higher than the cutoff to be more competitive because once you’re in the interview pool, the selection is 100% on the interview (or more like written assessments) performance.

Don’t worry my handwriting was just like yours; I was literally you last year as well — trying to reassure myself markers can understand that mess o_O And they do:cool:

That's a bit dodgy to be honest cause you can't guarantee if you're gonna get the med places. Read this post and go to this forum if you're thinking about doing med in general: Common pitfalls to avoid for year 12 school leavers and other medicine applicants

are u saying just BSc alone or BSc + Med double degree? BSc alone is probably similar to Bachelor of medical science imo

in short: - both single-phase and 3-phase induction motors will work - the graph and cycle is just how the name sounds like (these three are 120˚ out of phase, so that when you consider the magnetic field produced by these electromagnets, it will be rotating around right) And from a student's...

wow you're planning well ahead:D altho i reckon your criteria is a little too broad; it'll depend on the experiment you do then, and it won't be much help if you're looking at another unrelated experimental report

nope, bachelor of science rn and that didn’t stop me from getting pretty terrible trial marks back then tho o_O

3U should be less than ruse paper difficulty 4U… let’s hope this years paper isn’t as easy as last years

zhangs

yea you can do physics, but physics doesn’t have a minor (i’m doing physics major) and there are like three courses (think of it as a subject that you do for one semester) that you must do in the undergraduate course, that’s it