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So if u come 10th in an subject you get the 10th Mark right
So A student gets 38% in an exam rank 8/15
B student gets 28% in exam rank 10/15 so does that mean the 10 guy gets 28%?
 

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Just for curiosity, which subject is this? because getting 38% and another person getting 28% in an exam is terrible sorry...
 
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So if u come 10th in an subject you get the 10th Mark right
So A student gets 38% in an exam rank 8/15
B student gets 28% in exam rank 10/15 so does that mean the 10 guy gets 28%?
If you come 10th in a subject, it means you receive the 10th highest internal moderated mark. BOS is unaware of the difficulty of your school examinations so they use the HSC exams that your cohort for a particular subjects sits, and moderates the internal marks.

For example

Your school for english decides to make extremely hard exams or set harsh marking guidelines and you along with your cohort receive poor marks.

You guys sit the HSC exams and woah there is a massive difference between the marks you received internally as opposed to the actual HSC exam, where everyone received higher marks. What does this tell BOS?

That you guys had hard exams in comparison to the HSC and thus they moderate your internal marks to match the difficulty of the HSC exam and to create fairness across the state.

Then, once these marks have been moderated, your rank determines which mark you receive. If you are ranked 10th, then you will receive the 10th highest moderated internal mark.
 

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If you come 10th in a subject, it means you receive the 10th highest internal moderated mark. BOS is unaware of the difficulty of your school examinations so they use the HSC exams that your cohort for a particular subjects sits, and moderates the internal marks.

For example

Your school for english decides to make extremely hard exams or set harsh marking guidelines and you along with your cohort receive poor marks.

You guys sit the HSC exams and woah there is a massive difference between the marks you received internally as opposed to the actual HSC exam, where everyone received higher marks. What does this tell BOS?

That you guys had hard exams in comparison to the HSC and thus they moderate your internal marks to match the difficulty of the HSC exam and to create fairness across the state.

Then, once these marks have been moderated, your rank determines which mark you receive. If you are ranked 10th, then you will receive the 10th highest moderated internal mark.
Yes true that for he OP because if say 50% was the highest mark it would get scaled to 99 or 100.
 

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Oh right cheers got it but what if u did Crap In Internals but ace externals
 
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Yes true that for he OP because if say 50% was the highest mark it would get moderated to 99 or 100.
It would only get moderated to a 99 or 100 if the person who was ranked first managed to get that, and everyone else ranked behind him followed the same pattern of attaining high marks.

If internal highest = 50 and external highest = 50 then that shows OP's cohort wasn't strong at all.
 

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niggah you back :p hahah

stop annoying the mods :p
The queen of ATAR estimates had to come back... We shall respect her majesty and let her do her 'thing' of estimating...

So yes Abdul thanks for your addition of the ranks part in respect to the OP's question. [emoji6]
 
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The queen of ATAR estimates had to come back... We shall respect her majesty and let her do her 'thing' of estimating...

So yes Abdul thanks for your addition of the ranks part in respect to the OP's question. [emoji6]
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