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True. Also the maximum you can get in General Maths is 90(scaled from 100). So general maths isn't so worth doing.

I think you feel discouraged when you are doing bad in a subject, making you dislike the subject and getting bad marks everytime. You just have to work harder and have more motivation by setting long and short term goals (for example 95+ ATAR or that uni course you're dreaming about doing.)...

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It could help if you find a private tutor.

If you think your worst subject is maths and you're struggling in it then drop it. There is no point doing it if you think it won't count into your 10 units.

Yeah I'm doing it too.

The World Communicates - nothing much new from year 9-10, mostly calculations and drawing graphs, yuck.

I say "The World Communicates" is a bit boring. It didn't have anything new from year 9 and 10 except for refractive index and some other minor stuff.

Chemistry and Legal, but IMO I think physics is slightly easier to get a band 6 than chemistry.

Generally, chem scales better than bio.

You need some motivation, so set goals for short term and long term. If not, see you're school counsellor, you might be going through depression.

PIFKIE the subjects you're choosing are a great selection and potentially able to give you a high ATAR if you're willing to work hard.

Make goals and stick to them.

yeah it does

I think economics has some more thinking involved than bio.

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Do the two that you would do well in and enjoy most. IMO, economics and japanese cont.

Your ranks look pretty good for an ATAR of 74.35, just the ranking of your school is needed to provide more detail.

Either way, if you're worst mark is mathematics, it won't count into your 10 units. If you think you're not good in Mathematics then I'd say drop it and focus on your other subjects, because there will be no point doing it for the extra 2 units.

It isn't a must, but it's recommended that you do it so that you find it much easier to understand your course. Also, there a bridging courses which you can do in uni later on to catch up with chemistry if you haven't done it in year 12.