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~66.

I just finished my HSC, I've had a school-issued Macbook since Year 9. Jelly?

Your raw marks get moderated to a 'Total Weighted Mark', (TWM) which factors in varying option questions or different prescribed texts. So, for example, it may factor in that for Chemistry, a 16/25 for Shipwrecks may be equivalent to a 19/25 in Industrial Chemistry (this is just an example)...

~95 or so, very hard to tell as most people don't work through year 11 so it's not really a good time to be predicting.

Yeah, would be, but there's alot of 'weird' pracs that they can technically ask for, but never have and never will. Just stuff that helps with other dot points. I mean the main ones, like finding g from a pendulum and other ones that they commonly test.

Anyone got a list of the pracs we need to remember for the course?

Don't put your raw marks straight into the calculator. Raw marks are aligned for each subject based on its difficulty and whatnot, and then averaged with your Assessment Mark. For example, if you scored 80/100 in Legal Studies in the HSC, that may align to an 88.

Ancient won't count, but I think you can do it. Anywhere between 88-92, tbh.

Absolutely. 93+.

You have to take into account your Assessment Mark.

Ranks are in signature, estimated raws are below: Advanced English - 75/105 Chemistry - 70/100 MX1 - 52/84 MX2 - 67/120 Physics - 70/100 SOR won't count. I guarantee it. School rank = ~130s

Sup, I made it. It's purely on the exams. It doesn't factor in the student's internal performance; merely their external. In the database, you'll see in 2009, a student received 76/100 for Modern History, which aligned to an 82. That was their exam mark.

17/20.

Yes. Low 70's raw is usually band 6.

1) a 2) d 3) c 4) d 5) b 6) a 7) b 8) c 9) a 10 c 11) d 12) c 13) c 14) c 15) b 16) b 17) d 18) a 19) b 20) b

It doesn't matter how you found it, it matters on how the state as a whole found it. Already, most of the comments from people on here seem to be stating its hard; last year's Chemistry HSC was determined to be 'hard' and had a band six cutoff of ~72, so I'm estimating something similar for this...

Too high, mid 50's is a band 5 for chemistry. Band 4 Cutoff - ~42 Band 5 Cutoff - ~53 Band 6 Cutoff - ~72 My guesses.

~53.

18 was A, I think. There's a few others I got different in there, too...

No. I'm estimating ~63.