Post Trials Grind (1 Viewer)

[ImagineDragin]

Anyone recommend what papers to do after trials? My subjects are Ext 2 Maths, Physics, Economics and english advanced. I'm not sure if I should continue grinding trial papers and do more HSC papers as I get closer in or if I should just start grinding the HSC papers now.
Also if anyone wants to be a 2023 to get that full 50% worth of HSC weighting, dm me. I need to make an academic comeback

 

[mmmmmmmmaaaaaaa]

good subject selection

eco - all the trials are basically the same difficulty, apparently Syd Grammar is the hardest of the lot. Focus on past hsc papers (from 2009 onwards) and any company papers you get your hands on.
mx1/2 - you’ve got enough trials on that to focus on until closer before hsc (given you haven’t got many past hsc papers)

 

[avicidal]

ideally youd want to be doing a mix of both, but slowly being more biased to hsc papers as the hsc looms around. for eco, since not much has changed, you should be doing every paper from 2001 onwards, and preferably printed out

 

[ImagineDragin]

good subject selection

eco - all the trials are basically the same difficulty, apparently Syd Grammar is the hardest of the lot. Focus on past hsc papers (from 2009 onwards) and any company papers you get your hands on.
mx1/2 - you’ve got enough trials on that to focus on until closer before hsc (given you haven’t got many past hsc papers)

arent't the old syllabus HSC past papers for maths pretty similar either way? I'm just worried that trial papers might be a lot harder than HSC so it won't be as good

 

[its_ace21]

arent't the old syllabus HSC past papers for maths pretty similar either way? I'm just worried that trial papers might be a lot harder than HSC so it won't be as good

arent trial papers always harder than the hsc?

 

[mmmmmmmmaaaaaaa]

arent't the old syllabus HSC past papers for maths pretty similar either way? I'm just worried that trial papers might be a lot harder than HSC so it won't be as good

but what is the point of doing something that won't be tested? there is ample amount of in syllabus exams to do

 

[carrotsss]

but what is the point of doing something that won't be tested? there is ample amount of in syllabus exams to do

amen, idk why so many people do old syllabus papers for maths

 

[sabito]

Anyone recommend what papers to do after trials? My subjects are Ext 2 Maths, Physics, Economics and english advanced. I'm not sure if I should continue grinding trial papers and do more HSC papers as I get closer in or if I should just start grinding the HSC papers now.
Also if anyone wants to be a 2023 to get that full 50% worth of HSC weighting, dm me. I need to make an academic comeback

matching subjects

 

[ImagineDragin]

matching subjects

still got a year ahead of you, I've only got my last highschool exams left

 

[carrotsss]

still got a year ahead of you, I've only got my last highschool exams left

omg I just realised we only have the 2 english papers left and then I never have to do english again for the rest of my life

 

[scaryshark09]

ive got 1 exam left ever for highschool
mx2

 

[yepImhere]

omg I just realised we only have the 2 english papers left and then I never have to do english again for the rest of my life

It's actually kinda weird to think about how we are done with high school internal exams now, like that's it

 

[carrotsss]

It's actually kinda weird to think about how we are done with high school internal exams now, like that's it

im not yet