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i would recommend at least 85.

just curious, what questions did you get

If you don't mind travelling to Parramatta, I can tutor you at the library. See my signature for further details.

ranks don't mean anything when you estimate ATAR. you need to provide marks.

students do go to two or more coaching places, as it was the case with my grade. I went to Swot Shop for the Selective Program, and I guess it helped. I also went to English and Maths, and IMO Maths didn't help considerably much, especially Year7+ where they didn't even touch upon High School...

The best way to get the most value of the card is to share it among friends when you make purchases so you can accumulate the points on the card to then eventually get extra value on top of the vouchers they give you.

Depends what you want to use the language for. If you want better career prospects, Mandarin would be the way to go. Both languages overlap with Kanji, same/similar +meanings. But considering you put this thread in the 'Hobbies' section, would you be more interested in Japanese or Chinese...

No, it does not matter which direction you write in. You will be marked on the content of your writing. I stuck with writing left to right from the beginning, and to the last Jap HSC Exam. And with so much western influence in Japan these days, many types of publications such as...

In 2009, Japanese Extension did not scale as well as it used to do, but this is due to the fact that it was the first year with the change of syllabus. My mark of 46/50 scaled down whilst in previous years, it would go up 1 or 2 points.

For me, the Wakatta Workbooks were useless, besides the need to use them for listening exercises (which I just looked over to a friend's book whenever we did them). I didn't buy the workbook but if I did, I probably would've also used them for the reading comprehensions. Wakatta is good in...