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I'd try submitting a question on Macquarie University site, and someone might be better equipped could respond to you https://ask.mq.edu.au/question.php Your results should be able to get you into a diploma, and I could see you getting into the bachelor of engineering too.

Make us here at BOS proud :)

Mindmaps for essay plans can work well. Mathematics hit past/practice papers.

If you are looking for science units these units are apparently classified under the umbrella so check here http://www.handbook.uts.edu.au/sci/lists/alpha.html

What are you A-Level results? I found this http://sydney.edu.au/future-students/documents/Sydney-Uni-International-students-explanation-of-entry-scores.pdf which might provide some direction on ATAR/GCE conversions.

You'll need to have a certain GPA level to transfer into the course.

Do your enjoy it? Do you perform well in it?

I wouldn't say you "have to" however it can save valuable time if you need it, and have it remembered.

Did Heinmann release a book for the new syllabus?

All your subjects are category A courses so yes your subjects make you eligible for an ATAR. https://www.uac.edu.au/assets/documents/hsc-courses/2018-HSC-courses.pdf

How many people in Adv Eng, General Maths, PDHPE? 72 is possible especially given your HSC exam is worth 50% of your overall ATAR so study hard to increase your chances.

Log into your studentonline account you should be able to find it out through that.

That is an okay structure. You could also do Body Paragraph 1 - Prescribed Body Paragraph 2 - Related Text 1 Body Paragraph 3 - Prescribed Body Paragraph 4 - Related Text 2

Dymocks or try libraries. Can also buy ebooks online.

What is your school ranking for 2017,2016,2015 https://bettereducation.com.au/results/hsc.aspx Number of band 6s in your subjects in 2017,2016, 2015 http://www.topscores.co/ Your rank in each subject (and cohort size)

Sounds fine to me.

Does seem to be a tad reactive rather than proactive.

I've only seen sample chapters for Oxford Insight but it looks alright and similar to Mathsquest.

Cambridge has some interesting questions but they aren't really HSC type questions in my opinion. I have not had experience with Terry Lee.

Mathsquest(Jacaranda) although probably one of the best ones on the market, does have the negative fact that a lot of the answers are incorrect at the back of the textbook. New Century Maths (Cenage/Nelson) is also a decent textbook and has fewer mistakes in the answers.