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Don't drop your subject! I thought I was going to fail IPT and I didn't care about the exam as I have 6 subjects, so I walked into the IPT exam without any study and I think I did pretty well!

I remember getting a row of A's and B's and I was feeling paranoid...

Anyway, what did you guys write for the Social and Ethical issues involved with the Licence plate cameras? I got a little stuck on that one..

Really? I had so much time to spare I even asked for more booklets if my work was messy and I STILL walked out early...

Perceptions and place... GTFO. I studied all belonging to people, even my prepared creative was belonging to people :(

I went into the test without even one minute of study, as I was expecting IPT not to count towards my ATAR as I am better in all my other subjects... and I feel like I did really well regardless of this - Around 70-80%? Feels bad man... I could've gotten a higher mark...

+1 Also, how long are creatives expected to be? Mine are hitting around 700 words and I think it's a little short?

Let's do a double, it'll save money...

What the hell did I just read. I am actually about shit myself out the roof.

Allocate time according to the value of the mark.

Mine is actually excellent. English Paper 1/2... (not doing IPT) (5 days) Maths (3 days) Biology (4 days) Chemistry (8 days) Software Design :D

What happens with outliers? Apparently if you don't make a serious attempt they take away your HSC or something? I'm going to walk out of the IPT exam early (I got 6 subjects), but I'm afraid of this?

80-85? I don't really know..

gtfo :(

English Paper 1: 8 English Paper 2: 6 IPT: -3 Maths: 6 Biology: 3 Chemistry: 2 Software: 6 I plan to just ditch the IPT exam because I'm sure it's not going to count, but am I allowed to walk out? I've heard something about non-serious-attempts and how they can take away your HSC?

Yes! I feel quite annoyed at myself... because if I spent just an hour everyday on work it would've built up and made such a massive difference in the end.. Now I'm studying 12 hours a day in order to make up for it.

That actually did not help at all LOL I mean, I don't get the concept of state rankers? Is it everyone who gets the top mark available for the specific test? e.g. Top mark for physics is 98%, everyone who gets 98% is state rank, and anyone lower (eg, 97-) is not?

I might sound stupid, but what is the definition of a state ranker? Getting top 100? Getting top 50? :uhoh:

I'm trying to get into B Science (80) / Adv Science (95) at UNSW :D If I were to miss out on these marks though, what should I do? Should I go for a different degree at UNSW, or should I go for a lower-requirement Science at a different University and transfer into UNSW when I have the chance?

I'm kind of aiming for a good 95+ for Adv Science, but I'm highly doubting my ability to get that much. I'm even stressed about getting 80+ for Bachelor of Science :| The thing is, I don't really know what kind of effort is required to get these marks... I'm a relatively hard worker at a...