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Well I expect a mid to high band 5 for chemistry but I got a band 4, rip me lol. Other than that though the rest was more or less expected and I am satisfied with what I got even though it is not much compared to all the emperors on this forum.

My advice would be to do it in 2019, you can study for the UCAT over the course of 9 whole months, but make sure to prioritise your school work though. Even if you don't well in the UCAT in 2019, you already seem to be willing to take a gap year so you can do it in 2020. If you personally think...

I would suggest the following: - Study in a room which you know (from past periods of studying) that you feel comfortable studying in (this can be the library, park or the family room) - Make sure that room is tidy - Remove all pieces of technology from the room unless required such as a laptop...

Triggered over a 8 year old thread. Why?

Visit a psychologist, they will be able to help you a lot more better than anyone on this forum can. THSC Online has some great resources for all your subjects except CAFS: https://thsconline.github.io/s/yr12/ For CAFS I wouldn't exactly know what you can use but I found some past papers...

In my honest opinion, I don't think you should worry too much on whether or not it is difficult to achieve, you just set it as your goal and do whatever it takes to reach it (whether it be through your raw atar or through an early entry). Had you found it to have been difficult to achieve, would...

NaHSO4 + H2O -> NaSO4^(-2) + H3O^(+) Sent from my SM-G610Y using Tapatalk

Smach Zach (Though i cant guarantee your safety after using that nickname) Sent from my SM-G610Y using Tapatalk

Chemistry Checkpoints (It has questions covering all the modules) and the questions are pretty good (a lot of analytical questions). Other than that I cant really find any other resources apart from doing past papers that have ppm questions

First workout the different combinations between the two blood types. Then workout the different combinations for genders. Finally you would have each combination of genders for each blood type. To demonstrate: First - Then for each of the blood types IAI,IBI,IAIB,II, there are the combinations...

. Only people who read 1984 will understand

Civil: design of large scale man-made structures such as bridges, roads, buildings Computer science: application of science and mathmetics to computers. Would mainly include use of programming languages and computer systems which could be used to create software Computer engineering: A...

It would be pretty hard to find someone who would would give exact info for that subject so I recommend you should also check out UNSW Subject Reviews. With enough searching you will probably find many reviews. For example,

2u math has a slightly better scaling than biology.

I guess you should try to be in the top 40-50% minimum, but I haven't gone to a school with a very high rank so I wouldn't know too much.

Too late, unless advanced hasnt started on the modules which is highly unlikely Sent from my SM-G900I using Tapatalk

This is why you dont just buy what other people say. Sent from my SM-G900I using Tapatalk

its all correct and for part 3 you just need to sub the x value into the ratio of corresponding sides to find the ratio of AD:CA

cold showers seem to be working lately

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