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You have to do a bridging course after Year 12 for advanced to understand the basis of calculus and for engineering they take you into MX2 fundamentals so it would be beneficial doing extension since it is assumed knowledge, but you should atleast ask for doing advanced so you don't have to do...

Yes

Nah not in that sense but it is still quite relevant for certain calculations

Yh they assess the PV=nRT quite often even in trials because they expect you to have forgotten about that stuff

You can't memorise reaction pathways. You just have to know.

But you don't want to be spreading rumours

Just a little recommendation to everyone, with your information that you share on BOS regarding marking or other stuff, please provide where you got that info from and credibility :)

I THINK (JUST A THOUGHT): 2019 and 2020 same exam writers 2021 and 2022 same exam writers 2023 and 2024 same exams writers (hopefully it is fairly easy as well)

Last Year: B5 = 67 (Raw) B6 = 84 - 85 (Raw) How much worse could the b6 range get to, I doubt they will do it like a 90 equals to a 90, but maybe 86 - 87. And 69 - 71 probably goes to a B5 (Around 2019 moderation)

?????So your basically saying this without any basis??????? And yes it does matter because if there is no justification then that info is false!!!

Ok where are you getting that info from now?

Where u getting that info from brudda?

Thats in the m5 syllabus so they could test it but i doubt yr 11 content will be of high priority

It is for colorimetry and finding the stoichiometry for complex ions

Ranked Middle but scoring high in externals (internals will pull you down, but your external mark pulls you back up) Saying for example out of 100 students in a cohort: Your External Mark (After Alignment) = 90 Internal Mark (E.g. Your in the middle so say rank 50) (After Alignment) = 75...

Probably going to be a moderate paper this year. Tbh just don't want any stressful back titrations.

Halloween is dead lol. Seems like ppl are celebrating Diwali instead. :)

Nah, just concentrate from the start and make sure you know the basics or yr 11 phys. like your results in year 11 don't matter, but still have a good understanding from the start because it will sets the basis of some parts of yr 12 phys.

they don't judge you on what subject you take unless its assumed knowledge or a prerequisite. Check what prerequisites are req. for med. But generally acing maths and phys is better than just taking science extension unless you have some real passion for it. I would suggest trying ur best for...

And then one day all odds are against you. The person goes home and tears ur english paper. 😭