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Welcome to AKONS' guide to succeeding in the Business Studies HSC course. I had a lot of trouble when I first started business, but with these lessons I learnt I quickly improved and ending up succeeding in a subject I was once unconfident in. QUALIFICATIONS To start of with I'd just like to...

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G'day everyone! I just have a question about HSC results. I got a HSC result of 96. What percentage in the state would I be? If it helps, this mark was in business studies. Thanks in advance!

After our results have been moderated and scaled is a final HSC mark of 90 for business studies equal to a mark of 90 in another subject (eg. Physics)? Or even a 95 in business is equal to a 95 in another subject?

G'day everyone! Does anyone know where to find HSC questions, for economics, that are sorted by topic? Thanks in advance😁

Is this a good mix for EX2 Math. Cambridge for the theory/explanations and then using Fitzpatrick for their questions?

Control is reactive, inspections to see if there are any flaws after production. Assurance is proactive, ensuring inputs and machinery are of a high enough quality/standard that the chance of defects to occur is reduced.

The answer should be D. The longest path is ABCD at 7 days (including day after D). The path ABEF is shorter but also reaches D. So by the time path ABCD is done, so should the tasks E and F as well, as they are conducted simultaneously.

There are a few factors that can affect your exam score. You could study a large amount, but a degree of luck is needed in terms of the exam questions given on the day of the HSC. Do they match your strengths or weaknesses? Maybe you were sleepy and made silly mistakes. The list goes on. It's...

This may be a gift in disguise. I have a 10 minute travel time via car and a very interrupted 40 minute journey to school if I went without a car (combination of train, bus and walking). So basically I don't have sufficient or stable time to study or do practice questions. If you're travelling...

With this year being so disruptive with COVID-19, I've heard a lot of people saying NESA has been giving easy HSC exams this year to compensate. What do you guys think? Is that true?

G'day guys I'm starting 4u maths this term and I would really appreciate insight from the other BoS users on what textbook is the best. I'm personally looking for a textbook that teaches me to a decent skill level so I can hit past papers straight afterwards. I realise there are older threads...

I've always been confused when people assume the solution to get better at a subject you're struggling with in class... is more class (Dr Du). If you're really struggling with Math I'd suggest a private tutor so you can focus on specifically what you're having trouble with rather than a...

This resource is amazing! I'd recommend everyone to use it for Physics. I struggled a lot in prelim but this really helps with my mastering of HSC content. Thank you so much, jazz519!!! You're an absolute legend mate.

If you only get one I'd recommend the Dixon one over the Riley one.

I'm not really familiar with strategic economics but as far as I have researched into economics I heard the best textbook mix was Dixon supplemented by Riley. However, different mixes could work with different people I assume.

I'll be using both the Dixon and Riley textbooks for year 12. I believe they're the best ones.

For economics, use the Dixon textbook book primarily but supplement with the Riley one. Dixon sometimes may be oversimplified and lack required detail while Riley has just way too much unnecessary detail. If you were to get just one textbook though, you'll still do well if you chose Dixon.

G'day turtle67 Which Anki app is that? I tried searching it up and it came up with 15 different apps.

This is just my 2 cents. It could be because you're studying method only imprints this knowledge into your short-term memory and not into your long-term memory. Long-term memory is achieved through spacing the repetition (eg. memorise it one day --> practice it two days later --> practice a...