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please dont use strong cohort as an excuse for your lower ranking subjects, as ur overall marks would be the pretty much the same strong,weak or average cohort at your current rank. And this should not change how hard you study. By this logic then, ur higher ranking subjects are weak cohorts...

99.65-99.9 depending on english

easy 97+, dont be surprised with 98.5+ my school rank was 140s so i was expecting 98.5-99.00 but i got 99.6 because my real school rank was 70s that year

99.8+

88

98.3 conservative 99.25 if u do well externally

85-91

nope i think you're referring to RAW mark. Atleast getting 75-78 examination mark is highly likely as I said.

highly likely to get atleast 76 since the state average is around 81

Bachelor of Investment Banking... hahaha how easy would life be. then to find out you will have to work 2x as much as other grads and lose your soul for the first few years of your 20s unless thats your thing. If you love working 14~ hours a day then go for it, but if you dont think u can last...

Actuarial studies is probably around 85% statistics, 15% finance Statistics You will do introductory math units to help with the matrix notation and differential equations you encounter in your later actuarial units which predominately involve modelling data (size of claims,time until death...

lol... macquarie is known for actuarial studies its on par with UNSW if u have B. Actuarial Studies If u get co-op then go UNSW if not then MQ because of travel time. Pretty much equivalent if you're deadset on actuarial studies. Also consider Statistics/Math major in B.Sci as a 2nd degree...

you can't even do any of the ACST units due to prereqs, anyway even if you tried you will get rekt most probably.

Re: What's better for an investment banker? comm/eco, comm/sci or comm/adv sci (stats good.. no... great... no.. extraordinary grades, extracurricular activities and interpersonal skills. and be prepared to lose ur soul and life for the first half of your 20s

98+ easy the mark u get from your rank in 4u will probably be equivalent to borderline band 6 in chem/physics still very very good relatively.

atleast rank 1-3 in all your subjects, and the ones you're rank 1 in, u must destroy everyone else. that is, get 95+ overall HSC mark

Med is possible. Like people above say, come back in year 12. The only thing that carries on from prelim pretty much maths and like <5% of ur prelim physics/chemistry is useful in year 12 iirc

no, unless you're doing 2nd year+ actuarial units

97.5-98

96.50-97.00 boost ur chem/phys to top 5 and MX2 to top 2 and estimate is 98.5+