will my preliminary performance reflect on my HSC performance? (1 Viewer)

[Scryne]

So I did REALLY bad for the prelims, even on my lower scaling subjects. I didn't study for any subjects except on the last couple of days before and now I know why you shouldn't do that. so, will my performance in the prelims affect my HSC, assuming that most of my subjects' content carries onto the year 12 syllabus.

 

[gammahydroxybutyrate]

So I did REALLY bad for the prelims, even on my lower scaling subjects. I didn't study for any subjects except on the last couple of days before and now I know why you shouldn't do that. so, will my performance in the prelims affect my HSC, assuming that most of my subjects' content carries onto the year 12 syllabus.

not directly, no.

 

[Demons]

So I did REALLY bad for the prelims, even on my lower scaling subjects. I didn't study for any subjects except on the last couple of days before and now I know why you shouldn't do that. so, will my performance in the prelims affect my HSC, assuming that most of my subjects' content carries onto the year 12 syllabus.

To answer in a nutshell, no

But do make sure that you revise your weak year 11 content so you have a solid base to push your rank really high and outdo your peers.

 

[iloveeggs]

So I did REALLY bad for the prelims, even on my lower scaling subjects. I didn't study for any subjects except on the last couple of days before and now I know why you shouldn't do that. so, will my performance in the prelims affect my HSC, assuming that most of my subjects' content carries onto the year 12 syllabus.

it wont affect your hsc. you should find out exactly what info is still relevant to y12 and revise those topics before y12, no need to go over all y11 content bc that will be a lot and frankly idk if the holidays are enough to cover all of y11 for 10+ units. covering y11 content is more so beneficial in terms of skills and general knowledge of concepts as opposed to a very deep understanding of the content (maths is the exception) so you dont need to stress over covering content that wont show up in your hsc

 

[igor9]

it wont affect your hsc. you should find out exactly what info is still relevant to y12 and revise those topics before y12, no need to go over all y11 content bc that will be a lot and frankly idk if the holidays are enough to cover all of y11 for 10+ units. covering y11 content is more so beneficial in terms of skills and general knowledge of concepts as opposed to a very deep understanding of the content (maths is the exception) so you dont need to stress over covering content that wont show up in your hsc

do so for math especially since it is tested in the hsc.