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If you want a GIF in your sig, you'll need to upload it online to an image hosting site (I used tinypic.com) before you can use it.

Most of the 99+ers at my school only did 10 units. I think (I'm not 100% sure) that all of the 4 99.95ers also did only 10 units. I also only did 10 units. Yes.

Oops, I meant first year >_> I looked at your sig.

Are you in 2nd year Mech Eng/Science?

A fair few people get 98th percentile UMAT. However, most of them probably end up with 99+ ATARs. Most.

This makes sense. Oh dear, my 3U is hazy.

'sif. This is why I never used Cambridge. Because stuff like this never comes up in the 3U HSC.

Is it from the "Extension" part of Cambridge exercises? Because that shit is ridiculous.

I think he means you'll probably need 99+, but 97+ is the bare minimum.

Is this 2U? http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=lim+n+approaches+infinity+nsin%5B%28pi%29%2Fn%5D

I hope you mean percentile, and not score.

Wut.

My creative was this.

I haven't heard of enough get into Med this year with an ATAR lower than 97.85. Not saying they don't exist, I'm just saying it's rare.

Re: What's the best university in Australia to study Science, Biomedicine or Engineer Valid point.

Hmm...I thought the Asian/Curry 5 was only for the HSC. 4U Math/Eng. Advanced/Phys/Chem Replace Phys/Chem with Eco, if desired.

What's the curry combo? It comes down to what you enjoy more. I never did Bio, but I have an interest in all types of science. HSC Economics was an educational course; it allowed me to gain an understanding of Australia's economics issues.

No. However, you can approximate your HSC marks if you have data on the number of Band 6s your school had in each subject in the previous year.

In maths i'm utter rubbish, i have coroneos book which i don't even touch, so i need suggestion for that, and do i have to make notes? How do i study to remember all of the content for HSC? Past paper questions after working on textbooks. No notes. You'll remember it through practice. Business...

My school had a ~55%ish B6 rate. A school in the 20s would be around 35%ish.