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    atar estimate !

    what do you mean, you got "carried"? one person achieving one band 6 won't effect your rankings dramatically.. i'd say 85.
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    What rankings are required for 95+ in a rank 25 school?

    he said top third not top 3.. i agree with someth1ng
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    Atar estimate?

    eng 2u = standard or adv? i'd say 90+ atm
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    Which one is best to you?

    Lion OSX :)
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    Assessment rank and external mark

    that's slightly incorrect. It is true that Student 1 - THE student who obtained 1st INTERNALLY, will receive the highest external mark as their INTERNAL MARK. That is, the actual raw marks from assessments do not mean anything. Therefore Student 1 will receive 97 for his/her assessment mark...
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    ATAR and HSC Rank Help!

    marks don't really matter.. but obviously to get 98 you SHOULD be achieving highly and should be very confident leading into the HSC exams. in terms of ranks, i'd aim for top 3. My school finished 150ish last year, and I required top 3 ranks in all my subjects to attain an atar of 98.75 and...
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    UNSW vs UWS Med 2013

    ah really.. I met a girl named Milly whose a 2012 uws meddie at Aspire Camp who actually received 93.55 ATAR and a 95-ish UMAT and gained acceptance. So she was right on the border of the "ATAR threshold". I think your basis is just on the general trend that higher ATAR -> higher UMAT in...
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    UNSW vs UWS Med 2013

    UWS's med program still views ATAR as a threshold e.g. non-GWS people need 95.55 and GWS people only need 93.55. So ATAR doesn't matter too much.
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    UNSW vs UWS Med 2013

    ^ well said, along with that.. however, 5k scholarship /year from UWS. IMO, depending on where you live and the convenience would be where you decide to study medicine.
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    MBBS UMAT Raw Score

    145 raw.. considering 1:1:0.5 weighting.
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    Why is NaHCO3 solution is basic?

    NaHCO3 or sodium hydrogen carbonate is actually an amphiprotic substance - that is, it can act as an acid or a base by donating or accepting a proton according to Bronsted Lowry's theory. This is because of the hydrogen carbonate ion which can either accept or donate a proton, as you have said...
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