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I don't think you realise I'm a moderator on **********, and this is actually the raw mark of a mentor on **********, so I wouldn't really try to throw that around LOL.

Would you like me to send you the NESA rawmarks report? I think you're blindly just reading from rawmarks data base like it is the holy grail of info. Numerous data points doesn't imply they are correct lol. I think you should be able to count 49 from it.

I know some results of people who sent in results for 2021 who actually had their marks removed from the page and suddenly some random new ones appeared, which seem to contradict the raw marks that I have on me directly. e.g. a raw mark of 49/70 in mathematics extension 1 in 2021 aligned to a 95...

Sure! The sample answer is along the lines of: - Unlikely to contain an alcohol if the solution remains purple upon the addition of acidified KMnO4 (an oxidant that would oxidise primary and secondary alcohols under standard conditions). - Likely to contain a carboxylic acid if bubbles form...

@IAmWinston time to mark after paper 2

Tomorrow hopefully :)

Physics doesn't really mark for sig figs (as far as I've seen in the marking guidelines for the past few years), however, from what I've heard, sig figs are a 'Band 6 indicator' which just means its a mark of a strong student that they're aware of the accuracy of their calculations. And...

66 doesn't seem like 3 full classes. NESA mandates 24 student classes as a maximum so there are still 6 places left if you really really want to push for it.