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My goal is a 97 and my school gives us ATAR projections and my last one was a 96.15. I'll get another one at the start of next term which will have 3 assessment marks for all of my subjects which should be more accurate, but trials will be the best representation. The course I want is a 97...

The only reason they make us do it was that a kid in 4u a few years ago decided ON THE DAY OF THE EXAM to do the advanced HSC instead of extension 2 since they had an extra paper. Only two of us do any study for advanced even though there isn't any point. I probably won't study for it for trials

My school has trails week 4 next term. What sucks is that despite doing 4u, my school mandates we do the advanced trial, so I have to do 7 trial exams in like 3 weeks

Could I get them?

I pretty much want the same thing in a degree, so it’s reassuring to hear than someone in a similar situation is enjoying it. appreciate the advice. I have a tutor for 3U and 4U so I should have a good understanding by the time uni starts, so that should be helpful.

Electrical engineering is what I want to go into at uni, are you enjoying the content? What area do you want to specialise in/go into after finishing your degree?

It’s pretty likely that the teacher will probably try to ask you unseen questions. Revising questions you have done already can benefit you a bit, but if you give me 10-15 minutes I’ll DM you a link to a google drive I have of resources my teacher gave our class in y11. It’s a bunch of unseen...

I figured the task would be on dynamics and kinematics, was unsure if the in class component would be a test or presentation or something like that. Most likely to be a test though I would assume

Do you know what the in-class task will be? If its a test, just try to access as many different question types as possible to spot patterns, but ensure the depth study component (assuming its worth more marks) is mostly completed and to a high standard when you start trying to do questions. This...

I guess that's true, eco just feels like it can take longer for me to understand a topic so I'd rather have a later trial exam for economics but earlier for others as content will be done faster since its easier to understand. My school will probably be part way through our last topic by the...

For English, we’ve finished common mod, mod A and mod C, only just starting mod B. I only do physics but were only on starting mod 7 IQ2 and our schedule only has us finishing content like 2-3 weeks after trials (which are next term). Insane how quick some schools get through content and...

I finished y11 ranked 48/104 or something, and then in year 12 after 2 tasks i am 21/78. I agree in disliking english and it being a requirement. Hopefully you get common texts for HSC and then you can find plenty of exemplars to read and base your essay style on which should help.

I don't even understand how it's possible to do that for so many subjects. We're expecting to finish MX2 and maybe MX1 by the end of term (and english obviously), all maths subjects will be done by trials, and I'll probably have engineering studies done by week 8 of this term. Most subjects I...

The official anki app on iOS “AnkiMobile Flashcards” is $39.99. There are other apps that are free under the same name, but I don’t think they’re owned by the same company and would probably have paywalls anyways.

Just the content. I think up to 30% (correct me if I’m wrong) of the hsc exam can be from prelim topics.

I could be wrong, but from what I remember, ANKI is like $40 on the app store but is free via their website and on the google play store.

I think my old school has 21 or something year 12 total. Maths and English advanced started with 10 and dropped to like 6 or 7 after prelims, probably lower

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I have ATAR notes+ so I have access to summaries for all of my subjects including engineering studies. I read through sections of it and it’s stuff we don’t even mention in class. I have the units that I can drop it if I want to but I appreciate the tip on trying to memorise that stuff early.

I'd want MX2 like a day later and then engineering studies a day later. I definitely will need the time but I think I'll realise that too late and way too close to the exam for comfort. The week gap will be nice to study but a little more spread would've been nice