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Pick whatever subjects you most enjoy - you'll probably do better overall in those subjects. Don't worry about scaling because all your subjects scale well :)

Your school is weird, you should be able to take your question paper out afterwards. There would be no reason (security or otherwise) to not allow you to do so.

Looks like a nice paper :)

Aside from one question, I thought the difficulty was standard. It seems like a very long paper though.

It will be :) There's no need to worry now, anyway. The exam is over - cram for other exams! Ahaha yeah, I sort of boycotted this site until it was all fixed up. It looks ok to use now, so you may see me around after my uni exams are over ^_^

Cut off will be much lower because the paper was really long, most people would have had no chance of finishing that paper.

Thanks for the upload! The paper looks quite fair.

Use the UAI calculators to work it out, because scaling varies from subject to subjects and from year to year.

Keep both, the difference in workload is negligible.

Re: Independent Trials are harder the CSSA Then for your trials only, state the method you actually used in class. But if you're unsure, ask your teacher. What on earth did you use instead of cyclohexane and cyclohexene then? oO

Re: Independent Trials are harder the CSSA +1 I doubt they'd put such a question in the trials though, especially since you haven't done the prac xD

Depends on the subject and the difficulty of the exam that year. It is best to aim as high as possible :)

You need to push up your marks for Engineering studies but the rest of the marks look good. Try and push EE1 up a bit more as well. However, it is the ranks that count right now. So what are your ranks?

Hehehe good luck :P I guess i'm super BOS too :)

In the HSC, the line of best fit is almost always a straight line. The data plotted on the axis is usually manipulated so that is the case. For example, in the pendulum practical, T^2 plotted on the graph, not T (period). It is the same in uni, the data is manipulated so that the line of best...

What are your ranks and how many people in each course? Just do the subjects that you like, you are most likely to do better in them. There's no point doing 4u maths if you're going to get a band 1 for example.

Re: Independent Trials are harder the CSSA That is exactly what I am saying ==' In the HSC, they would tell you what Sodium Azide is :) No, there would be no problems. A lot of schools actually skip pracs, some don't do any at all ==' Grab some notes/a text book and write up a concise method...

I sure hope so, but mid semesters don't really mirror what you're going to get at the end xD And nice marks!

Wow, that is so weird oO

Indeed, but if they're decent exams they would be a good indicator of the HSC mark you will get :)