Band 6 (1 Viewer)

[lobut]

What are the chances of getting a band 6 if you've got about 70% until now and done about 40% of your hsc?

I go to a school ranked around 60.

Please help

 

[Flying_Mangina]

This is my second serious, non-troll post lols
I was getting like usual 55-70% raw in my 3 unit maths exams. But i ended up with 94 in it for my hsc. Just keep working hard.
........................Bitch.

 

[annabackwards]

The chances are pretty good seeing as your school is ranked quite highly. Just keep on working and you'll get there

 

[ajdlinux]

Which subject are you talking about in particular?

 

[lobut]

The chances are pretty good seeing as your school is ranked quite highly. Just keep on working and you'll get there

Well the school moves around, it's not always around 60.

Which subject are you talking about in particular?

All subjects, asian 5. I'm ranked just in the top half.

 

[nonsenseTM]

asian 5?

 

[Dragonmaster262]

asian 5?

Asian 5 = 4 Unit Maths, Physics Chemistry and Advanced English.

 

[adomad]

Asian 5 = 4 Unit Maths, Physics Chemistry and Advanced English.

lol, asain 5 FTW

 

[Misyndo]

Asian 5 = 4 Unit Maths, Physics Chemistry and Advanced English.

You forgot economics. Unless OP dropped it when year 12 started.

 

[nutcracker]

i thought the asian 5 was 3u maths, 3u english, phys, chem, eco

 

[xXmuffin0manXx]

lol, asain 5 FTW

you're arab though

 

[h3ll h0und]

i thought the asian 5 was 3u maths, 3u english, phys, chem, eco

4u is a must

 

[lobut]

Yea, asian 5 with eco.

So if I end up with 80 internally is 90+ possible as an end result?

because dont they get averaged, like if i get 82 for physics internally, and 95 externally it will be 89?

 

[martinc]

Wouldn't it make more sense if asian 5 had standard or esl instead?

 

[lolman12567]

no cus its so hard to get band 6 eng standard

 

[omgmynameislong]

no u noobs, asian 5 is
dance va dt esl and chinese

 

[Flying_Mangina]

no u noobs, asian 5 is
dance va dt esl and chinese

LOL funny dude.

 

[lobut]

So if I end up with 80 internally is 90+ possible as an end result?

because dont they get averaged, like if i get 82 for physics internally, and 95 externally it will be 89?

Bump

 

[with-chu]

Bump

No it's more involved than that. Your internal marks basically mean nothing - it is your rank that matters. Hypothetically, say your average mark of all internal assessments for english was 95, but that mark ended up ranking you last in your grade. Then your internal mark would be something significantly lower than 95, depending on how well your school performs in the external HSC exam for that subject. That's how they compare different schools with different standards.

 

[Shadowdude]

If you get 80 internally, and it gets moderated to 80, you'll need 100 in your own HSC exam to get 90 as an HSC mark.

Your internal mark does not matter, it gets moderated based on the highest HSC mark in your cohort, and your rank and the relative positions of the people above and below you. Your "80" gets pushed up or down with the gaps between people in your cohort constant - with the pushing depending on how the top person went.

That moderated mark is averaged with your own performance in the HSC exam.

In a nutshell:

(Moderated mark based on your rank and best cohort performer + Own HSC exam mark) / 2 = Reported HSC mark