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There are different ways that NESA does this: They consider decimals. Generally speaking, different Assessment Marks and Examination Marks can lead to an identical overall HSC mark. For example, a student who received 99 as their Assessment Mark and 100 as their Examination Mark will...

Your current performance is of a very high standard and it seems consistent with an ATAR up to 99.7, meaning that your ATAR goal of 99.5+ is definitely within reach. I agree with the above posts, which emphasise the importance of performing at the same standard in all of your HSC exams. Your HSC...

Given this information, you seem to be on track with an ATAR in the high 80's to low 90's range. More specifically, that would be an ATAR between 88.5 and 90.5. This is similar to whattimeisit's estimate above. However, the fact that you are ranked first in most of your subjects is very...

Your school rank and your performance likely indicate that your school sets rather difficult tasks, especially Mathematics Standard and English Standard, which are your better-performing subjects. At the same time, your ranks in the rest of your subjects indicate that there is possibly greater...

ihatehsc24, would you be able to provide your school rank? This would provide a better idea of your cohort strength and as such would enable to pinpoint your current position more accurately. :) Demons, I will get to your post as well when I get the chance. :)

Thank you. Given this information, you seem to be on track with an ATAR of up to 79. This essentially means that achieving an ATAR of 90 at this stage seems rather unlikely, given that you would need optimal HSC exam performance across your subjects, which may be overwhelming to reach. However...

Would you be able to break that down in terms of your individual subjects? For example, 5 band 6's in Mathematics Advanced, 2 band 6's in Biology, etc.

For more accurate estimates, it would be a good idea to provide the number of band 6's achieved at your school in each of your subjects. You can find this information on HSCninja. :)

Assuming that you have attempted all questions, there are two main things that you can do during the remaining exam time. First, there is the standard process of reviewing your answers to every question. This includes reading each question to ensure that you have correctly understood the...

Best of luck to everyone sitting the BoS trials! Looking forward to meeting you guys for Business Studies! :D

I think that deciding to drop IPT based on a prediction of an unfavourable HSC result is questionable. First, you have not yet sat your IPT HSC exam, so a decision to drop the subject prematurely is not an informed one. At the same time, dropping IPT would mean that all your efforts directed...

I can answer some of your questions. First, the Bachelor of Advanced Studies is essentially an additional year of study, during which a student can either take advanced coursework subjects or complete an Honours year. This is useful if the student wishes to gain more knowledge about their field...

Considering this information, OP's performance is consistent with an ATAR in the low 90s. Specifically, that would be an ATAR no lower than 90.5 and up to 94. English Advanced and Society and Culture seem to be OP's best-performing subjects and are likely to make a positive contribution to her...

The first ever Bored of Studies Business Studies trial paper! 🥳 Useful as challenging practice material in preparation for your Business Studies HSC exam. Solutions/marking criteria/sample answers are included. All the best with Business Studies! :D

A state rank is determined by the overall HSC mark. While being ranked first internally is typically needed for a state rank alongside favourable HSC exam performance, if you perform well enough in the subject's HSC exam, such that your overall HSC mark ends up being higher than the student...

Demons is correct. Additionally, the HSC exam marks available on rawmarks.info are aligned, not scaled. Alignment is a process that NESA performs that modifies raw marks according to band descriptors of a particular HSC subject. The marks that you receive as part of your HSC results are aligned...