How Does State Ranking Work For Maths Std 2 Here? (1 Viewer)

[katiekms]

So i’ve asked this before, and I was told that you’d need like min 98 to state rank for maths standard 2. except, i was looking on HSC ninja and it showed the top 20 and when i went from 100, dropping a mark every time the rank dropped, the min mark to state rank was 95? am i doing something wrong, or what’s going on here? here’s the picture:

 

[liamkk112]

So i’ve asked this before, and I was told that you’d need like min 98 to state rank for maths standard 2. except, i was looking on HSC ninja and it showed the top 20 and when i went from 100, dropping a mark every time the rank dropped, the min mark to state rank was 95? am i doing something wrong, or what’s going on here? here’s the picture:
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it doesn't say their mark, pretty sure those people with 1 next to their name all got 100%, the rest from there is probably 99, 98, etc
id say to (comfortably) state rank you'd probably need 97+, beacuse it's going to depend on the year group (eg 20 people could all get 100, then all 20 people state rank and no one who got below 100 would)

 

[katiekms]

it doesn't say their mark, pretty sure those people with 1 next to their name all got 100%, the rest from there is probably 99, 98, etc
id say to (comfortably) state rank you'd probably need 97+, beacuse it's going to depend on the year group (eg 20 people could all get 100, then all 20 people state rank and no one who got below 100 would)

yeah that’s what i did which got me 95 for rank 19, which goes against everything ive heard before but yeah thats true thank you!

 

[katiekms]

and then with 2021 the last state rank was 92

 

[katiekms]

2020 was 90…. obviously something is wrong here

 

[liamkk112]

yeah that’s what i did which got me 95 for rank 19, which goes against everything ive heard before but yeah thats true thank you!

this also affects it according to nesa:

If two or more students are equal highest on the HSC marks, the Top Achiever places are determined by:

• Taking an average of each student’s examination mark and assessment mark after alignment to performance bands, each to one decimal place, then for students remaining equal
• Taking an average of each student’s examination mark and assessment mark before alignment to performance bands, each to two decimal places, then for students remaining equal
• Where the subject area includes extension courses, using each student’s marks awarded in other courses in the subject area.

the last dotpoint doesn't apply to math standard; so potentially, there could be decimal place differences

 

[katiekms]

this also affects it according to nesa:

If two or more students are equal highest on the HSC marks, the Top Achiever places are determined by:

• Taking an average of each student’s examination mark and assessment mark after alignment to performance bands, each to one decimal place, then for students remaining equal
• Taking an average of each student’s examination mark and assessment mark before alignment to performance bands, each to two decimal places, then for students remaining equal
• Where the subject area includes extension courses, using each student’s marks awarded in other courses in the subject area.

the last dotpoint doesn't apply to math standard; so potentially, there could be decimal place differences

omggg you’re right thank you

 

[WeiWeiMan]

So i’ve asked this before, and I was told that you’d need like min 98 to state rank for maths standard 2. except, i was looking on HSC ninja and it showed the top 20 and when i went from 100, dropping a mark every time the rank dropped, the min mark to state rank was 95? am i doing something wrong, or what’s going on here? here’s the picture:
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ODIN HAYES THE GOAT

 

[WeiWeiMan]

it doesn't say their mark, pretty sure those people with 1 next to their name all got 100%, the rest from there is probably 99, 98, etc
id say to (comfortably) state rank you'd probably need 97+, beacuse it's going to depend on the year group (eg 20 people could all get 100, then all 20 people state rank and no one who got below 100 would)

i'm prettyyyy sure that isn't the case
idk if it's true but i'm fairly sure quality of responses is included in the rankings since I highly doubt sr1 for math advanced was the only person who got 100 raw and was rank 1 internal

 

[liamkk112]

i'm prettyyyy sure that isn't the case
idk if it's true but i'm fairly sure quality of responses is included in the rankings since I highly doubt sr1 for math advanced was the only person who got 100 raw and was rank 1 internal
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might be the case but nesa doesn't say thats officially included

 

[katiekms]

ODIN HAYES THE GOAT

who

 

[katiekms]

i'm prettyyyy sure that isn't the case
idk if it's true but i'm fairly sure quality of responses is included in the rankings since I highly doubt sr1 for math advanced was the only person who got 100 raw and was rank 1 internal
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wait what do you mean quality of responses?

 

[its_ace21]

who

@odin4252

 

[liamkk112]

@odin4252

omg i saw him at some local council event for hsc stuff

 

[d.goomeister]

i'm prettyyyy sure that isn't the case
idk if it's true but i'm fairly sure quality of responses is included in the rankings since I highly doubt sr1 for math advanced was the only person who got 100 raw and was rank 1 internal
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yeah i believe so too they compare who gave more working or smth or like explained smth better and whoever did that will get the rank

 

[katiekms]

@odin4252

ohhh that dude

 

[katiekms]

yeah i believe so too they compare who gave more working or smth or like explained smth better and whoever did that will get the rank

bruh that’s so annoyingggggg. so basically we have to give as much working and explanations as possible?

 

[d.goomeister]

bruh that’s so annoyingggggg. so basically we have to give as much working and explanations as possible?

yeah i mean in a perfect world you would give all working and explanations anyway but it eats too much time writing every step down. if you are looking for the state rank then yea it would be best to write as much as you can without eating too much time

 

[katiekms]

yeah i mean in a perfect world you would give all working and explanations anyway but it eats too much time writing every step down. if you are looking for the state rank then yea it would be best to write as much as you can without eating too much time

thank you!!