#2022 HSC Chat (1 Viewer)

[ExtremelyBoredUser]

Nah just learn chem and make it yourself

I know a guy who's decent at chem, not sure if you've heard of him but his name is Walter White, I'm a regular customer of his and I have to recommend his services over self-learning!

 

[spill]

I know a guy who's decent at chem, not sure if you've heard of him but his name is Walter White, I'm a regular customer of his and I have to recommend his services over self-learning!

 

[FesuY]

greatest tv show ever made

 

[chaevely_park]

Good Luck 2022 HSC candidates. Remember to do past papers and practice, practice and practice

hey! do you have any links to free online HSC past paper questions? I'm currently trying to find questions per topic/syllabus dot point (e.g. biology), but I don't see those much online

 

[FesuY]

hey! do you have any links to free online HSC past paper questions? I'm currently trying to find questions per topic/syllabus dot point (e.g. biology), but I don't see those much online

THSC Online - HSC Resources

 

[Yakult1]

good luck guys

 

[ezOolong]

hey! do you have any links to free online HSC past paper questions? I'm currently trying to find questions per topic/syllabus dot point (e.g. biology), but I don't see those much online

you could also try borrow strive biology and excel past papers from libraries

 

[jngu88]

Absolutely panicking for HSC this year. I did good in all my subjects EXCEPT physics and biology.
If i fumbled task 1 is it like game over LOL bc it feels like that

 

[ezOolong]

Absolutely panicking for HSC this year. I did good in all my subjects EXCEPT physics and biology.
If i fumbled task 1 is it like game over LOL bc it feels like that

definitely not I know a number of students who were ranking like middle in their cohort before the trials, and still managed to get band 6’s

 

[jngu88]

some people tell me the actual school mark (like the one on your report) goes towards your ATAR.
But some tell me that your atar = your performance in HSC + your ranks performance in HSC

 

[ezOolong]

some people tell me the actual school mark (like the one on your report) goes towards your ATAR.
But some tell me that your atar = your performance in HSC + your ranks performance in HSC

Second person is right. Ur school mark means nothing, only the rank matters

 

[Epicman69]

some people tell me the actual school mark (like the one on your report) goes towards your ATAR.
But some tell me that your atar = your performance in HSC + your ranks performance in HSC

Nah mate, your school marks will not go towards your hsc, only your rankings do. They essentially just align the corresponding HSC Exam mark to your rank, for example if you are ranked 3 for physics, they will try to give u the third highest hsc mark as your school mark, which will then be averaged out with your own HSC Exam mark.

 

[jngu88]

Its quite a mixed reaction when I ask past HSC people from different schools. Most videos on youtube agree with the first person but also preach like godly adjusting. Like adjustment of school marks.

 

[jngu88]

Nah mate, your school marks will not go towards your hsc, only your rankings do. They essentially just align the corresponding HSC Exam mark to your rank, for example if you are ranked 3 for physics, they will try to give u the third highest hsc mark as your school mark, which will then be averaged out with your own HSC Exam mark.

cheers omg i hope thats how it actually is

 

[Jojofelyx]

cheers omg i hope thats how it actually is

Damn a lil searching on this very website gets you all the answers. We all love a bitta moderation talk here. Just get ready for post trials on BOS lol.

Scenes.

 

[may22]

Hey 2022 HSC students
wanted to ask when/if anyone has started working through full trial and HSC papers?
I've done some questions I've picked out relative to whatever we're covering in class, but I feel like doing a full paper at this stage is still a bit too early since we're pretty much at the halfway mark for most subjects. What are your thoughts?

 

[jks22]

Hey 2022 HSC students
wanted to ask when/if anyone has started working through full trial and HSC papers?
I've done some questions I've picked out relative to whatever we're covering in class, but I feel like doing a full paper at this stage is still a bit too early since we're pretty much at the halfway mark for most subjects. What are your thoughts?

Yeah I'm confused about that too, because if I start now, I'll be skipping like 60% of the paper lol

 

[may22]

Yeah I'm confused about that too, because if I start now, I'll be skipping like 60% of the paper lol

Exactly

 

[ExtremelyBoredUser]

i mean if u read all the texts...? great to get early practice

 

[may22]

i mean if u read all the texts...? great to get early practice

For English?
I mean I guess so...
But in terms of other subjects? Particularly math...