Class of 2025 (2025 HSC CHAT) (22 Viewers)

[bigupsanky]

wdym they did well?

so many schools saw an exponential increase in b6. my school for example had like 110 in 2023 and 180 in 2024. and im pretty sure it was in the news asw ppl were saying that 2024's results were really high and good

 

[Kat.crazi]

so many schools saw an exponential increase in b6. my school for example had like 110 in 2023 and 180 in 2024. and im pretty sure it was in the news asw ppl were saying that 2024's results were really high and good

Yea we‘re cooked

 

[bigupsanky]

Yea we‘re cooked

the news title is gonna be "future generations are declining in intelligence hsc results show"

 

[killer queen]

silver lining - if marks are lower, the aggregate cutoff for a high atar is also lower?

 

[bigupsanky]

silver lining - if marks are lower, the aggregate cutoff for a high atar is also lower?

The only question is whether unis will reduce their cutoff enough for me to get a spot?

 

[Kat.crazi]

silver lining - if marks are lower, the aggregate cutoff for a high atar is also lower?

Idk how ts works but yessssssss

 

[killer queen]

the ATAR cutoff won't change because it's a percentile system :,)
but what it means that you might get a higher ATAR this year with a 90 than last year if less people are performing at that same standard

guys does anybody have any general English advice, genuinely struggling for consistency and I really wanna push my marks into the higher band 6 range because rn it's holding my 10 units back :,) (we don't look at chemistry. chemistry is cooked.)

 

[Study to success]

silver lining

I love that song

 

[killer queen]

Idk how ts works but yessssssss

basically they internally scale people's marks and then add the 10 units worth together to make an aggregate
and then, based on this aggregate, they rank everyone
then like the top 50 people are 99.95, then 99.90, etc.
so if everybody performed worse across the board you may still get the atar you want

 

[Kat.crazi]

basically they internally scale people's marks and then add the 10 units worth together to make an aggregate
and then, based on this aggregate, they rank everyone
then like the top 50 people are 99.95, then 99.90, etc.
so if everybody performed worse across the board you may still get the atar you want

Thank u vro that makes sense

 

[band6antics]

can someone slide 2025 legal, business and investigating trial papers please

 

[Kat.crazi]

chemistry is cooked

Don’t lie vro ur a chem beast

 

[Tryingtodowell]

I have seen some of my classmates attempt to do the same thing and the results... weren't great. By directly memorising someone else's exemplar can really limit you especially under timed and stressful environments, you might panic and just regurgitate whatever you remembered instead of actively answering the question, you also limit your own understanding of the text by simply copying analysis from someone else.

Well thats why you have adapting practice so you adapt to the point where the piece becomes second nature to you (just like if it was your own one)

 

[bigupsanky]

Well thats why you have adapting practice so you adapt to the point where the piece becomes second nature to you (just like if it was your own one)

it also depends on the question. what if they ask u to talk about a specific story/poem? What if the question is entirely different from the exemplar which u have? Adapting your exemplar essay fully to answer a question is gonna make you lose marks instead and memorising so many exemplar paragraphs is gonna create higher cognitive overload. rather you can save your time by just memorising quotes/stats/case studies or whatever. ur supposed to feel inspired by exemplars and understand how to write a band 6 response, not copy it or adapt it. However, you CAN adapt essay plans instead. They're more flexible and they give u a guide on what u wanna write on test day.

 

[hscthisyearandimstressed]

it also depends on the question. what if they ask u to talk about a specific story/poem? What if the question is entirely different from the exemplar which u have? Adapting your exemplar essay fully to answer a question is gonna make you lose marks instead and memorising so many exemplar paragraphs is gonna create higher cognitive overload. rather you can save your time by just memorising quotes/stats/case studies or whatever. ur supposed to feel inspired by exemplars and understand how to write a band 6 response, not copy it or adapt it. However, you CAN adapt essay plans instead. They're more flexible and they give u a guide on what u wanna write on test day.

i memorised english essays for trials and got 18/20 so ill do it again i practiced adapting each of my 3 essays to like 10 different essay questions before walking into my trials exams and it workedd.

 

[coolcat6778]

pure copium. if math advanced is abstract, math extension 2 is?

 

[Kat.crazi]

i memorised english essays for trials and got 18/20 so ill do it again i practiced adapting each of my 3 essays to like 10 different essay questions before walking into my trials exams and it workedd.

u see tho these are your own essays

 

[Tryingtodowell]

it also depends on the question. what if they ask u to talk about a specific story/poem? What if the question is entirely different from the exemplar which u have? Adapting your exemplar essay fully to answer a question is gonna make you lose marks instead and memorising so many exemplar paragraphs is gonna create higher cognitive overload. rather you can save your time by just memorising quotes/stats/case studies or whatever. ur supposed to feel inspired by exemplars and understand how to write a band 6 response, not copy it or adapt it. However, you CAN adapt essay plans instead. They're more flexible and they give u a guide on what u wanna write on test day.

lol

 

[Tryingtodowell]

u see tho these are your own essays

lol

 

[quokka]

yeah ok so no one saw my message i answer the wrong thing