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Do you think its possible to do bad if you're doing this everyday, past papers and marking and making sure you learn from your mistakes?

Is it just doing past papers all day, and marking them. And then for english just memorising a 20/20 essay?

What did u get

How many past papers are you guys doing a day during the lead-up to the hsc? After doing one (3 hours), I feel so tired, so IDK how you guys can do multiple a day.

When you get back home from a school day at around 3pm, how many hours are u studying and what exactly are you doing in ur time.

Don't you get distracted if you get a question you cant do or smth

Dont you constantly check to see what the timer is at though, like checking how long you have left.

How do I actually sit down and study without getting distracted, I'm always doing multiple things at once and its so hard to actually sit down and focus on one single task.

How do I fully understand the content in maths advanced? Like I know the steps to solve questions but I feel like I don't fully understand it. An example is probability distributions. How can I more fully understand topics??

whats marks did u get before the hsc and ranks? And what marks did u get in the hsc?

Can you tell me more haha

Im like 11/30 for chem, 7/34 for business, 17/70 for maths advanced, 10/60 for english standard and 1/19 for geography

My predicted was around 85, so would it be possible?

Has anyone ever done mid/not bad in their internals (70s-80s), and absolutely smashed the hsc, getting above 90+ atar? Is this possible?

Could someone clarify, with module 8 questions that ask to identify the ions or to draw flowcharts...etc. Are you meant to just memorise solubility rules, flames tests and all that. Like are these questions just completely memorisation? And if so, what exactly is everything you need to memorise.

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how did you know which steps to follow though, cause just looking at this question I would not have figured that out

how do i do these kind of questions they're so hard to me, my brain just doesn't know what to do to solve these. please help

oh true lmao cheers

Me too, I'm confused bc another question in this paper had one of the answers as reactants/products instead of products/reactants