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The Business Studies HSC exam directly assesses the syllabus of the Business Studies HSC course and does not directly assess the syllabus of the Preliminary Business Studies course, as opposed to other subjects, such as maths, where some year 11 concepts may be assessed in the HSC exam. This...

These are numbers or codes that can have numerous purposes: Assuming the first screenshot is from the English Advanced writing booklet, you may have noticed that the 002193368 occurs 12 times throughout the document. This means that this number is likely a booklet identifier or a printing code...

Given the information in the original post, it seems that OP's current performance is consistent with an ATAR in the low 90's. More specifically, that would be an ATAR of approximately 93.5. OP's best-performing subjects are Mathematics Advanced and Physics, which is evident because of the...

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Given this information, it would be reasonable to suggest that you are currently on track with an ATAR between 94 and 96. You did not mention whether you accelerated Studies of Religion I or Studies of Religion II, but this is fine since I took them both into consideration and the estimate range...

Yes, as I mentioned earlier, given this information, you can achieve a 90 ATAR if you do well enough in your HSC exams.

An ATAR estimate would be useful because pinpointing your current level of performance can help determine the extent to which you can improve your overall performance through favourable HSC exam performance, that is, your ability and likelihood of reaching or exceeding an ATAR of 90. However...

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If two students are ranked first, they will receive the average of the two highest HSC exam marks achieved in the cohort as their Assessment Mark. Of course, their own HSC exam marks are determined separately from this, that is, based on their own performance in the HSC exam of the subject. :)

Yes, your Assessment Mark and that of the other student would be similar to 90. I disagree with the notion of supposed unfairness. A higher rank would lead to a higher Assessment Mark. You control your own performance in your school-based assessment tasks/exams through regular...

My understanding is that for ranks other than first or last, students ranked the same would simply be awarded the same Assessment Mark. In the case of first or last, the average of the highest or lowest two (or more) Examination Marks is determined and that average becomes the Assessment Mark of...