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No clue. Just try your best. It's not like you can aim for a specific mark anyways.

Completely agree with this. Chemistry maths isn't hard because the maths is hard. The maths is literally just simple algebra that you've been doing since year 7. The difficulty is understanding the concepts behind the question and hence knowing what formulas to apply and why. If you just do...

You will probably struggle initially, but if you work hard, you can easily improve. Have a google of australian jobs in environmental engineering - you might want to consider majoring in mechanical/electrical/civil and specializing in environmental later on. The market is rather small here in...

The best technique is to write big and double space everything. That way, you can write rapidly and it'll remain legible

Yeah to add onto what queenb said, also you gotta prioritise QUALITY work. So if you get a question wrong, ask yourself why you got it wrong, what incorrect thought processes happened, what you can learn from it. Add the information you learnt from getting it wrong to your notes. Re-do the...

Yeah past papers are literally the single best resource. Sure you might know the content, but if you can't actually put it into words and convert that into a good mark, then what's the point. I keep telling my tutees this. The difference between band 5, band 6 and state rank (in the sciences at...

Basically you just grind a shitton of past papers, focus on exam technique and your weaker subjects.

If this is for Module A, then you can say something like "While narrative may share timeless message, different contexts lead to alternative interpretations of the message."

You're gonna have to first start off with re-wording your question cuz I have no idea what you're asking

Yes, it decreases

If you're still deciding, definitely engineering/comp sci. Commerce is super saturated, doesn't teach super useful skills that can't be learnt on one's own. Check this link out -

Yeah. More economics, more maths, more programming (this would be super helpful as it is also a very transferable skill).

ANU is better. Courses are comparable, but the student life is far better. BUT, be careful about pursuing PPE - I have friends studying PPE at ANU and Oxford and they are all struggling to find a job as PPE isn't technical. No job listing is ever going to specifically ask "we want people with a...

Man's on the grind

Uh isn't 97 scaled state rank

Agreed English can be a pain, but you've got it wrong here. I only realised this in year 12, but teachers absolutely do not want broad statements, flowery expressions. Sure, you can show off your vocabulary, but it's very clear when you're trying to compensate for your lack of argument and...

An all-round education is far superior than simply just focusing on academics. I learnt so much from my extra-curriculars and some of my best memories from school are from them.

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8 weeks would be good. I disagree with 2 weeks, that is far too short to accomplish anything meaningful.