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Well it's essentially in my bio xP ~ 96 is all I need for Law, 97.30 for Law/Maths which I'm currently looking at ~ 99 is yeah just sort of for me, as an achievement but I don't see that happening after 4U xD Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Oh I meant like uni goals? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Just noticed that we do the same subjects, what's your goal with a 98 ATAR?

That is true tbh, the good students at my school found it "harder" than usual, but still see themselves get 90+ raw. 4U I reckon was at least harder than last year, probably on par with moooost 4U exams, not really sure

Lmao I just start verbally complaining maths makes me so mad Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Keen for a 78 E4 cutoff this year as well ;)

That's true ~ I've tried that paper before, Q6 and 7 were pretty difficult :(

Anyone changing their study to fit the expected difficulty? Any ideas on how we can do this?

With the reported difficulty of 2U and 4U, what are we all thinking for 3U? Any guesses on Q14?

Suuurely not, 2017 was much easier ~ Also I hope not because then 74 raw won't be a B6 D:

I found them easier (Except 2016 lmao, Q16 was not mine to achieve xD) so I would definitely say that this exam was harder. My friend and his tutoring friends have said it was way harder, also heard stories that "All the top Ruse kids lost at least 1-2 marks" not sure how legit that is but yeah...

Which q's are wrong HAX0R please explain

No you never know your raw UNLESS you buy it back

Niiiice xD

Yeah I reckon it'll be like 68-72%, and I think I'm above that so c:

Omggg everyone has already typed so muchhh xP That was arguably harder than last years, muuuuuuch harder!! OMG Q16 LEGIT GETTING 4/15 MAX D: Only got the induction lmao, fuck the geometry and poly is my WORST TOPIC D: Overall I reckon like MC = ~6-7, Q11 = 14, Q12 = 14, Q13 = 14, Q14 =...

Last sleep before the big one :hammer:

Yeah I thought about that earlier today as well ~ I reckon except more Q's like the JWST period q from like ~2010 or something. I'm like not expecting some westinghouse or space scientist question to spit out ~ Application questions sound like NESA's goal

Found any pro tips yet?

Why do you stick around on the HSC forums post-HSC? (Not a roast, genuinely curious as I was thinking of doing the same)