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Hey, I'm just hope to clarify how this ATAR system works. For example, if you come 1st in Advanced English with an internal average percentage of 93% by all your assessments, and then get 95 externally in the exam, does that mean that your HSC mark is 95, or the average of these two numbers...

Cohort is pretty strong but highest was 65% and my rank now out of 15 is like 7-8. Also have 60% left of internals. Is it possible?

Isn't that ALOT of papers a week?!

School rank: Mid 300s Advanced(93) Extension English(47) Chem(90) Bio(92) Geography(95) SOR (92) Maths(82) Thanks :)

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Hey guys! I've been searching EVERYWHERE but Geography seems like the subject where there are limited resources i.e textbook and whatnot. I was wondering, if there are any past geographers(or present) how do you practice for skills? Using what? A textbook? And how do you prepare for exams etc...

UPDATE ESTIMATE: Advanced English: 1/30 EE1: 1/5 Geography: 1/11 Mathematics:8/18 Chemistry: 4/15 RE: 7/78 Biology: 2/35 Nothing too different but le bio improved

And I mean, in a school that isn't in like the top 200 What I mean to say is, I know generally how the ATAR works and all, but talking by experience, was it very difficult to get it(like having to get 1st internally with like all tasks ranging in like the 80-90% and externally 85-90)? Any...

For Geography and Advanced English? School rank is 300s. Geography: 1st task 90%, 2nd task 80% Rank: 1/11 Both task weighed 25%. I still have 50% left internally. Advanced English: 1st task: 94%(15% weighed) 2nd task: 87%(15%) and 3rd task 74% (10%). Rank is 1st or 2nd /32. For this...

They expect us to know prelim yet I forgot what I ate for breakfast yesterday lol.

Yeah for Maths

you reckon I should consolidate what I forgot from Prelim stuff or go ahead? No idea...

Mostly lazing around, and doing past papers for dem sciences. You people?

Thanks so much for the clarification! One more question, how can we figure out what aggregate we need for a certain ATAR?

So, lemme get this straight, and do tell me if I'm correct on my understanding. So, basically, you do your internals which is 50%. That is moderated and is 50%. And then you do the final examination which is another 50%. The raw mark comes from the exam and that is scaled or aligned. These two...

Really? It's nice to hear that, especially when I'm trying to get above 95. I know I am capable of higher. :) My cohort for Chemistry and EE1 are really strong. For EE1 our marks are like ranging in 80-90+%.

What ranks would I need to improve if I want in the 90s?

What I meant was the number they align and change due to scaling.

Hey :) Say, for instance, Communications in Biology and Speeches in English are said to be lower scaling options than Hamlet in English and Genetics in Biology. Is that true??

Also, is a raw mark from both the examination and internals?