boxhunter91
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Seriously the hardest paper in past 7 years.
Dont you think?
At least 78-80 for band 6?
Dont you think?
At least 78-80 for band 6?
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Really? i thought it was one of teh easier papers. I rkn raw mark won't chnage much for previous years so 82-84
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i agree
required more thinking than usual; goddam MC
medical physics was piss easy but
high 70's will be the band 6 cut off i reckon
required more thinking than usual; goddam MC
medical physics was piss easy but
high 70's will be the band 6 cut off i reckon
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Yeah, way harder than previous years. Hopefully it's high 70s.
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High 70's defintely, this exam was alot harder than usual.
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It depends on how good you are at maths.
It was too heavy on maths, I reckon.
People who are good at maths but are crap at memorising would have really liked this exam
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Are you more Maths-inclined or English-inclined? Because, that test was seriously a test made for Mathematicians.
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lol definitely not in the 80s range coz i know most ppl who thought mc was easy is because they didn't get the trick involved (though they prolly think they did good but they prolly did pretty crap). should b around 78ish or something
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Yeah alot of calculations like much more than usual which was what made the test hard, you had to convert so many units cm into m, g into kg, which i almost forgot to do.
My guess of band cutoffs
band 6: 78 - 81
band 5: 62 - 65
band 4: 45 - 50
band 3: 30 -35
band 2 : under 30
My guess of band cutoffs
band 6: 78 - 81
band 5: 62 - 65
band 4: 45 - 50
band 3: 30 -35
band 2 : under 30
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There was more theory in the option then the whole paper.
What a joke.
What a joke.
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As it should be physics = maths. not this impact on society bs.
Yeah maths beats "assess the impact of transformers on society" any day
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Thats not the point. We spent a year studying for societal impacts only to be raped in the anus by mass maths questions, feels like a wasted year to me. May as well have just studied calculations the entire time.
To me this exam cemented the fact that the board of studies has no idea what they are doing.
To me this exam cemented the fact that the board of studies has no idea what they are doing.
Re: Above
Too right mate --- whoever usually designs the papers seems to have kucked off on holiday or something! Chem, physics, religion studies have all had really differnt formats or emphasis...and adv eng (due to number of related texts) was differnt too.
Screw the board of studies --- can't wait to finish and shove their ATAR up their ass.
Too right mate --- whoever usually designs the papers seems to have kucked off on holiday or something! Chem, physics, religion studies have all had really differnt formats or emphasis...and adv eng (due to number of related texts) was differnt too.
Screw the board of studies --- can't wait to finish and shove their ATAR up their ass.