Hsc Exams Before 1995 (1 Viewer)

[PublicUser]

I wanted to ask if anyone has done hsc papers from before 1995 and if they found it more difficult. Because i have been completing these and they seem a lot more difficult

 

[prsce24]

no
ones b4 1995 are easier

 

[PublicUser]

have u completed papers from 1980-1990 they are more difficult

 

[shafqat]

dont necessarily agree
80s papers are ok
do 93 for a challenge

 

[Slidey]

I prefer the pre-90' papers. Dunno if they're harder or not. But they tend to be more interesting.

 

[~ ReNcH ~]

1988 Ext 2 paper...I could swear part of it is standard 3U work.

 

[haboozin]

mate, 1993 is soo hard....

average was 43/120 ......... or something low like that...

one person got 120/120 he must've been crazy, because even in easy 4u tests people dont get 120 but he got it in the hardest exam...

 

[Trev]

mate, 1993 is soo hard....

average was 43/120 ......... or something low like that...

one person got 120/120 he must've been crazy, because even in easy 4u tests people dont get 120 but he got it in the hardest exam...

I just noticed that aswell in Jeff Geha's 50 HSC Exam Tips; the only mark of 120/120 in years 1988 to 1998, in the hardest exam...hmm. The raw average was actually (from book) 46.74

 

[shafqat]

yeah hendo got 120/120
he also got bronze/silver/gold at olympiad
now hes an academic at usyd

 

[haboozin]

I just noticed that aswell in Jeff Geha's 50 HSC Exam Tips; the only mark of 120/120 in years 1988 to 1998, in the hardest exam...hmm. The raw average was actually (from book) 46.74

where can i see his exam tips??

i want those stats..

 

[~ ReNcH ~]

yeah hendo got 120/120
he also got bronze/silver/gold at olympiad
now hes an academic at usyd

Hendo...? Is he and old boy of SGS?
Does he lecture at the USyd now?

 

[shafqat]

Hendo...? Is he and old boy of SGS?
Does he lecture at the USyd now?

yah
just google anthony henderson

 

[~ ReNcH ~]

yah
just google anthony henderson

Ah ic...I presume he was dux of '93 then...?

On that note, when/how is the dux of SGS decided since several people usually get a UAI of 100? Or is it just a "multi-way" tie?

 

[nit]

The dux is decided at SGS based on whoever tops the trials.

As for Anthony Henderson, he doesn't lecture in any first year subjects apart from 1 unit in the maths ssp (special studies program). His mother, however, is the math1901(differential calculus) lecturer.

 

[~ ReNcH ~]

The dux is decided at SGS based on whoever tops the trials.

Wouldn't that be kind of difficult given the varying difficulty of subjects that the school offers?