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Are you sure you checked this forum? The thread that was most recent, that is now second most recent on the Indus Tech forum contained my folio! Yes it is another industry, but they are very similar. In case you cannot seem to find this thread that is clearly labelled, "2007 Band 6 Major Work...

it is a long way away, but i could take my scripts with me, will they be having a ppt or pdf on the mansw web site after the event?

That's an interesting idea... But i think it is total bullshit. If you take a two marker from a physics exam, and just say that 10 000 people did the question, and just say that this question was asked on three different years papers, that means you have 30 000 answers to the the one question...

The best thing you can do is ask you teachers what they predict you will get for your HSC marks (teachers are pretty good at this), and then calculate your predicted UAI on SAM.

I was in the exact same position last year, except i wanted to do chem of art, and my teacher was doing industrial. I did 1 period on my own, and i found teaching myself too hard, so i ended up going back to my class to do industrial. Although I would say that if you want to do biochem then...

Ok, let me re-phrase that, the ranks do count, but the following two scenario's are different and would most likely result in different moderated school assessment marks. Scenario1: Bob is 1st in cohort with an internal assessment mark of 95. Sally is 2nd in cohort with an internal...

You are incorrect. It is the marks that count not the ranks. However I can see why you said what you said. Because it is the rankings and the relative differences between the students marks that matters. Not just the rankings.

They would be equal first in the state. Thats assuming that they both got 100 in the external exam, and they both got the highest mark in their internal school assessment. You should have put this thread in the UAI & HSC Marks (Technical Arcana) Forum.

HSC Resources (work in progress) HSC Resources by Andrew Harvey: http://andrew.harvey4.googlepages.com/. Another great site is http://www.lmpc.edu.au/. However much of that content is only accessible inside the DET network, which means that it is only directly available to students of public...

But how would the school even know what all their students got? This is not entirelly true. Your cohort does not pull you up. Firstly your cohorts performance will only ever affect your school assessment marks which is only 50% of your HSC mark. Secondlly, if you do bad in the school...

They are NOT a business!!! They are a government department! They are not there to make a profit! That said, they probably don't make a profit from clerical rechecks.

In my personal opinion I don't think that you should be charged to have the Board's mistakes corrected. I think that the Board should provide you will all your marks, and thus allow you to check yourself for clerical errors. But I can see why they don't, because not only would that mean that...

err. didn't work for me. anyway, some past papers are at: http://www.boredofstudies.org/wiki/index.php?title=Past_Papers_%28Information_Technology%29

what's a parking orbit? do they mean geostationary?

More specifically near the back of the syllabus. Or just look at past papers

My actual HSC script for std English is at http://andrew.harvey4.googlepages.com/07HSCEngScript_17807706.pdf. However it is just my answers in the stress of the exam not necessarily the correct answers (look at the Board's book for that). For this script I obtained an aligned exam mark of...

Once you have completed or even while you are doing your HSC, feel free to post some or all of it here. (Some Timber and Furniture Industries Production Component images can be found in this thread.)

You can buy a book published by the BOS, or you can find it in most good school librarys (i think its in the state library) Just go to https://bosho.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au/links/shoponline.html and search for English. But the markers feedback is also very useful, so read that also. I...

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