Raw marks required for Bands (1 Viewer)

[juicystar07]

Hi Everyone,

I was wondering, what are the likely raw marks required for bands?

My internal mark is probably going to be around 60-70% (I know, pathetic) but I am hoping for 70% in HSC, what bands am I likely to get?

 

[someth1ng]

Raw mark of 70% should get you ~89-91.

 

[dawooddaman]

Raw mark of 70% should get you ~89-91.

No way you serious?!?!

 

[SunnyScience]

~72% = 90

 

[dawooddaman]

~72% = 90

Sorry this is hard to believe aye, I only started studying for chem 4 weeks before trials, just finshed 11/10/09 my average was 86%

Wouldn't that mean 80% of chemistry students will get band 6?

 

[SunnyScience]

I find it very hard to believe too, but it's true, luckily. Refer to the Ultimate Raw Marks database found here on BOS.
54 = 80, 72 = 90, 82 = 94

 

[juicystar07]

No way? That's so high! Wow! Thankyou very much

 

[nucgaek]

No way? That's so high! Wow! Thankyou very much

They mark much more harshly than most schools will

 

[dawooddaman]

I find it very hard to believe too, but it's true, luckily. Refer to the Ultimate Raw Marks database found here on BOS.
54 = 80, 72 = 90, 82 = 94

That amazing shit right there, but now you reduced my stress level and I'm Cbbs to do more PP =(

Why the fuck doesn’t everyone do chem?

 

[nucgaek]

That amazing shit right there, but now you reduced my stress level and I'm Cbbs to do more PP =(

Why the fuck doesn’t everyone do chem?

Just wondering, who did you get to mark your papers for the 86% average?

Because with lenient markers a band 6 paper should hit quite high, so lessen the pressure but don't slack off altogether

 

[d0nkeyk0ng]

What is the band 3 cut off?

 

[dawooddaman]

Just wondering, who did you get to mark your papers for the 86% average?

Because with lenient markers a band 6 paper should hit quite high, so lessen the pressure but don't slack off altogether

Me compared to SA, but true I'm doing PP as we speak

Hate options for chem =(

 

[dawooddaman]

What is the band 3 cut off?

LOL why is you Ext1/2 so high and your chem and physics burning?

less then 41

 

[shravan_872]

I find it very hard to believe too, but it's true, luckily. Refer to the Ultimate Raw Marks database found here on BOS.
54 = 80, 72 = 90, 82 = 94

dood I'm pretty sure that 75 - 79% is the b6 cut off

 

[someth1ng]

dood I'm pretty sure that 75 - 79% is the b6 cut off

No, that's for physics.

For chemistry, it depends a bit on the year, some years, 71 can get 91 but some years 72 gets only 90.

 

[d0nkeyk0ng]

LOL why is you Ext1/2 so high and your chem and physics burning?

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First I thought if I am good at maths, physics shouldn't be a problem. People kept telling me that back in Yr11. Also, first I thought chem is about remembering what I learn. Back in Yr11, my chem tutor kept telling me to do well in chem, I don't need to be intelligent.
I could have changed subjects back in early Yr11 but I wasn't aware the HSC Sciences are so wordy[e.g. "validity", "assess", "impacts on society",... all that crap]
Because I am extremely disadvantaged in English [for a lot of reasons] this affects my Chem and Physics results.
I am very happy that maths is still maths [unlike physics which use to be lots of calculations but now is so wordy] that's why my MX1 and MX2 marks are so high.
Thanks for answering my question btw.

 

[Rawf]

What raw mark would suffice to achieve an hsc mark of 95?

 

[habitres]

What raw mark would suffice to achieve an hsc mark of 95?

10%+

 

[Rawf]

10%+

Yeah, thanks man.

 

[dawooddaman]

What raw mark would suffice to achieve an hsc mark of 95?

99% +