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yeah its up

nah lol 100s only for SR

lol clutched the exam so i got 99 97 internal 100 external

shouldn't you get 90 chem with 92 87? also how did u go in 4u?

also how are state ranks decided (im sure this question has been asked 100 times) is it off external or HSC mark?

nah u beat me in chem only just lower in phys

mate you got literally the same

ye i saw 98 for chem last year and 97 for phys im on those exact marks ahaha

what marks are enough for state ranks? especially asking for chem/phys

but tbf those internal ranks do look like surefire b6s

someone is very confident lmao

My school (grammar) gave a predicted atar (using trial rank only, compared to atars achieved by past cohorts), so I don't think it's particularly reliable. I think grammar slightly overestimates when giving out predicted atars but I don't think that's common with most other top schools (ruse...

yeah tru i wasn't sure, so just asked idk

Hoping this doesn't break the NDA, but is the Newcastle interview more like an MMI or an SSI? They say they run an MSA (Multiple Skills Assessment), but I'm not sure which category the questions fall in.

damn just as i was about to upload my photo lol

you already found x in part i), and find t as well use u<v(av)<v where v=x/t

wait doesn't that mean that nesa rounds?

I think atar cutoffs will be generally higher for the reasons that @quickoats has said above, but also because many courses have reduced their student intake for the upcoming year due to covid.

damn im bored lmao i should get back to interview prep

Not sure why I'm responding to a one year old thread, but this confused me initially too, so I guess I'll clarify for anyone with this question in the future. (I was confused about how the mystery mark could exist, as a median ATAR of 70 suggests a minimum ATAR of 40 if ATAR scores are evenly...