Is it hard to get a Band 6 in Physics? (1 Viewer)
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captainhelium
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It's doable.
Generally getting around an 83-85 raw mark in the actual HSC Physics exam will give you a nicely aligned Band 6 score.
In my opinion, the best way to improve your chances of scoring a Band 6 is to keep doing practice questions from past HSC papers and checking and improving your responses afterwards.
Remember that exam technique (time management, response structure etc.) is important for scoring a Band 6 in almost any subject.
Generally getting around an 83-85 raw mark in the actual HSC Physics exam will give you a nicely aligned Band 6 score.
In my opinion, the best way to improve your chances of scoring a Band 6 is to keep doing practice questions from past HSC papers and checking and improving your responses afterwards.
Remember that exam technique (time management, response structure etc.) is important for scoring a Band 6 in almost any subject.
Fizzy_Cyst
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Approximately 10-12% of students sitting HSC Physics end up with a Band 6. So, whilst difficult, it’s not the hardest.
Pretty sure Standard English is the hardest, I think less than 1% end up with a Band 6.
Jolteon
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Alot of students at my school (for sciences/heavy content subjects) tend to print out 5-8 marker hsc questions and do them and then submit it to their teachers to mark.
I think this is a really good way to solidify your responses and you also get proper feedback from teachers. If your teachers don't mind you hassling them with your responses then I think its a good way to score well/achieve a band 6.
Hope this helps!
I think this is a really good way to solidify your responses and you also get proper feedback from teachers. If your teachers don't mind you hassling them with your responses then I think its a good way to score well/achieve a band 6.
Hope this helps!