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they probably have a fetish for apparatus rinsing for mod 6

yeah it’s abit of a trend that I have been seeing with old syllabus papers, as they all are hard as balls this year. Like engineering studies was also pretty difficult and confusing for me this year, and I have abit of fear for economics. Though I believe that for you next year would be easier...

if anyone does engineering studies, we all share the same amount of agony

idk if your school uses drawing boards and t squares, but my invigilators wouldn't let me rip out the page for me to clip onto the board, while i just yolo'd with a compass for the curves

oh that, i literally said to place a thermometer on the other side and see how much it heats up

I was right, but I could have never predicted this

Idk for one of the multiple choice questions to either put context diagram or dfd

what the actual fuck was that test, so much more obscure bullshit and terms I've never heard heard before was in that. Why the fuck did nesa picked an Apple Watch, and my freehand looks more like a Casio. Holy fuck did a 9 year old write that test

oh yeah definetly, like holy shit the absolute most random and minute shit can be tested, like some obscure steam train part or something, and dont even start on the bolts and nuts, i already forgotten the dimensions for them. like idk how the bolt dimensions are not on the reference sheet, but...

excellent advice, anyway just remember that there are also the other 2500 of us that would be absolutely bewildered to the bullshit that nesa could have came up for this subject

my teacher is prediciting a choice of fiscal and monatery policy for the stimulus essay, whilst in my schools trial, the last two were analyse questions, so maybe that would kinda predict this years trend?

My teacher said that there would be a high chance for an isometric drawing this year and probably true lengths

Definitely some big complicated truss question with bending moment and shear force diagram and a plane question. Idk if nesa would pull a weird moment question like they did in 2018 with the fidget spinner

I felt like the hsc actually started once english was done

Honestly as a standard student it is even worse, especially when i have to do it. i felt like standard teachers literally dont give a shit, and yet we still have 40% of the hsc that is shared with the advanced cohort, whilst worrying about the impacts it has on my atar

lmao already wtf

i dont think there would be a definitive number of marks that would be lost, but not referencing it would definitely put you at a cap of a 15ish marks

i have a feeling that some of the high mark questions would come, saponification / haber process

well if by any off chance that you have applied for early entry, then you shouldn't need to worry way too much

I have engineering studies and IPT on the same day week 2