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I don't do either of those subjects but I would mainly advise to first establish that you understand the concepts and know formulas if necessary, and then do a lot of past hsc papers, trial papers, and textbook questions, making sure you do them TO TIME and under exam conditions. Your cohort...

its not exactly the same as aligning but its like ok so the board of studies cant really trust your school marks, because every school marks differently right, so all they can really 'trust' is the externals, because thats an even playing field and different schools can be compared. So say if...

Aligning is basically the process by which raw exam marks are moved or aligned to create the final exam mark. So for example if you got a raw mark of 50/100 in chemistry in your HSC exam, this may be aligned to say 70/100 due to chemistry being a difficult exam. This means that in difficult...

Got my maths back, skipped the entire back page. Can't believe it I am so angry at myself, I checked the paper so many times so I have no idea how I managed it. I still came 2nd but so frustrating because I know I would have come first by several marks if I had done the page

I only need a credit average but obviously I want as high as possible. I'm good at biology (currently coming 2nd at a top 30 school) so I would probably major in something to do with biology

So angry at myself, missed the entire back page somehow despite checking my paper about five times. Still came second with 88% though thank god but just so frustrated because I would have come first!

Ours was pretty average too, 59 average, top 89

Doable, and even if you dont get the entire course done all you can do is do your best, and however far you get even if you dont finish anything, you are still in a better place than you are now

I officially declare jaycoo50 to be omed/streetboy/lightningbolt

It can be up to 30% prelim work in the exam, I'm pretty sure they can only ask year 11 things in the multiple choice though. I dropped down to general at the end of yr 11, and I just went through the textbook and did one chapter per day (10 days), and for each chapter just made sure I knew or...

I am not entirely sure but I think that usually theres an application fee, then if you get an offer, an acceptance fee and a deposit. The deposit is refundable if you don't get into the university the college is based at, but the application and acceptance fees are not

I don't know about generally speaking but a family friend just starts post grad med at USYD this year after doing commerce and self teaching gamsat

Ah I'm so stupid, thanks

What does TSP mean sorry? Yea I know I need to work hard in either, I think I am capable of getting a credit average, just have to work hard and not get distracted without my parents around to force me

I am currently in Year 12 and I want to do post grad dentistry at UYSD. I doubt I will get into my undergrad first preference, Oral Health, and I am not sure if I should try to get into Science or Medical Science instead. The only prerequisite for Dentistry is one biology subject I could do in...

It can't have been dominant because two parents without the trait had a child with the trait, and it can't have been co dominant because we were only looking at one trait, and also because we know it was recessive due to the reason above

They can do it after, during the lockdown period up till the 19th. someone just messaged me and posted further up the thread asking for the questions

Remember to keep in general guys as there are people doing the paper tomorrow

I honestly don't even care about seeing my marks or my ATAR, I only want to know what uni course I get into. I would be perfectly happy to never see my atar

Yea I would be thrilled with above 80 raw honestly, I felt like I did pretty well, except for the stuff about DNA and protein/polypeptide synthesis, and the relationship between DNA and things and blah Definitely wasn't expecting to have so much time though