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Speaking from personal experience as someone who state ranked 2U in 2015 (I realised that's almost 10 years ago...), my marks were HSC - 100 Exam - 100 School - 100 However, I knew walking out of the test that I got one question wrong. This means my raw exam mark was 99 which then got scaled to...

We are happy to help, come take a look at our resources here at Mathematics Extension 1 | Zeta Education. We have been teaching for 8 years at Sydney's top mathematics centre as the lead Extension 1 and 2 tutor before starting our own. Questions carefully selected from over 24 years of HSC and...

If you have the time, go through any questions where you took shortcuts or made assumptions and try to work on them from first principles.

Those are solid options. (Source: I was the head teacher for 8 years at one of these colleges) If you are looking for small group tutoring, come give us a try!

You can spend as little as you need, as long as you are solid enough to apply the concepts in 3U and 4U. The analogy is they teach you integration in 2U but you'll need to know it for 3U and definitely 4U. I was lucky to accelerate 2U but I know many of friends did not and it was more stressful...

I found trial papers helps but under exam conditions and keeping a log of questions / techniques that you got wrong. The exam condition helps with thinking under stress (its a skill and I try to tell my students to do it). Now do they listen ... :)

Perfectly acceptable if its correct and mathematically sound. However, my school teacher deducted marks when I used a method taught at tutoring and it cost me a rank. Definitely ask your school teacher first, but for HSC its anything goes.

Ridiculous, Eulers is the link between complex and exponentials. There are many things that can easily be solved with exponents than a binomial expansion ... NESA come on

I used to do this when my students were sitting the HSC. I'm happy to give you some pointers and guidance to questions where you need help free of charge. Send me the questions at 02 9059 8263 Whatsapp.

I can definitely understand the worry about staying ahead in a selective school. Was there a teacher that particularly motivates you and engages you? As scary as it sounds, it may help to stick with the program and trust that learning takes time. I know because I have tutor ADHD :)

I'd highly recommend trying their free trials. You might find the one tutor that really motivates you to learn. I certainly had that when I was a student.

Happy friday and I'd thought I'll stop lurking and say hi. I'm Vincent Ruan and I'm the other founder at Zeta. We are very excited to meet you and if you have any questions, feel free to message us!

Simple. Competition drives innovation and knowledge growth. The space race is a great example of how competition has advanced technology at unprecedented rates. You can not deny humans are fundamentally competitive, no one enjoys being below someone else. A classroom environment gives you just...

Apart from teaching, his very motivational and makes you actually want to go to class and learn.

Ngo and sons

I've been to Ngo & Sons a while back (2016) and I remember it being really good. Yes, my first time was scary and after Dr Truong spoke to us I was really nervous. However my mum was adamant so I tried it out. And boy I was wrong. They are strict, yes, but this is strictness out of respect. We...

The last question was unexpected. Was expecting it to be binomials or projectile. :(