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Hi all! What are your predictions for content/styles of questions to be examined in physics HSC 2021. How should we go about preparing at this stage? Thanks!!!

Thanks guys

Anyone have info on how many people have a 99.5+ ATAR in James Ruse and Baulkham Hills?

Sounds good. Thanks for all the advice!

Thanks peeps

Hi all, Wondering what is the best way to study content heavy parts of chemistry and physics such as module 7 and 8. I already go tutoring, but just want an opinion on if there's a point to retyping tutoring notes/ adding a little bit more to them or if that's just a complete waste of time...

how did you get e12?

do you know around how many people get 99.95 last year in a school like baulko?

still thats quite a lot, wasnt baulko 2nd last year?

oh lol

Hi, anyone got any advice on what they did/are doing during the april holidays (the holiday before the trial holiday). Did you guys revise previous content or just studying ahead. Subjects: Physics, Chemistry, Maths, English

where'd u get those numbers? And what the heck sydney girls that many?

only 14!!!

Does anyone know how many students from the top selective schools like James ruse (i bet like half the grade) or Baulkham hills roughly make it into medicine each year? I want to see what kind of a ranking to aim for in a lower selective school. Thx

thanks!

fair enough - so I'm assuming past papers are the way to go instead of just repeating textbook q's over and over?

that's true but sometimes I find myself understanding it the first time, then forgetting that you are meant to use this method if you sort of get what I mean - eg. the hard questions in complex numbers II - using a certain method

also, what if when you go over mistakes, you still don't remember/can't figure out what to do. Would you have to keep repeating that mistake until you get it correct first try?

so there's no need to redo questions right? - my point is that what if you forget what to do for the questions you got right