HSC Chem and Physics Scaling (1 Viewer)

[OreoMcFlurry]

Hey guys,

I was curious on what a 65% raw mark in chem and a 75% raw mark in physics would be aligned to?

 

[quickoats]

rawmarks.info is your friend - note that this refers to raw mark on the HSC exam, not your average school mark.

 

[OreoMcFlurry]

oh right, ok thank you - and so I'm presuming that it is accurate right?

 

[jimmysmith560]

oh right, ok thank you - and so I'm presuming that it is accurate right?

This is accurate, as it relies on students submitting both their raw mark and their exam mark, as well as evidence thereof.

Have a look at the information requested when a student wishes to submit their own raw marks:

Submit Raw Marks – HSC Raw Marks Database

rawmarks.info

 

[rajeshtheting]

Hey guys,

I was curious on what a 65% raw mark in chem and a 75% raw mark in physics would be aligned to?

for chem ur looking at mid 80s and for phys its mid to high 80s

 

[OreoMcFlurry]

for chem ur looking at mid 80s and for phys its mid to high 80s

Ahh right, yeah makes sense - I had the idea that my chem mark would be around 83 and physics to be 88 or 89.
So, that would mean that for physics - if I were to get a band 6, I would be aiming for approximately a 78+ raw mark - correct?

 

[rajeshtheting]

Ahh right, yeah makes sense - I had the idea that my chem mark would be around 83 and physics to be 88 or 89.
So, that would mean that for physics - if I were to get a band 6, I would be aiming for approximately a 78+ raw mark - correct?

again this was last years results so they wont necessarily translate directly across to this year without some changes; try to aim for a raw mark 5-10 marks higher than required for a b6 to be on the safe side (for e.g if phys requires 81, aim for 86-90 (random example, dont mark my word on it))