Is the Trial Exams always meant to be hardest than the REAL HSC?! (1 Viewer)

[Domsky]

I was curious whether this is true....is the trials always hard and apparently the hsc is pretty easy....thats what ive heard from previous students....who did the hsc..
=)

 

[mirakon]

depends on your school, but it often is harder

 

[Domsky]

Oh right cool, thanks...i thought it would be all the same.... =) guess not...

 

[will_]

i sure hope so

 

[barbernator]

it is mainly harder because people are underprepared and they have the exams in a shorter space of time

 

[mirakon]

it is mainly harder because people are underprepared and they have the exams in a shorter space of time

i reckon this is in fact the main reason why.

 

[iBibah]

Also because many have never sat a major exam like it so over rate it a bit.

 

[cem]

Unless your school is especially hard then the trials will be the same standard as the HSC - but you will have spent another 2 months studying and so will know the material a lot better, as well as doing a lot more practice.

 

[Domsky]

ok thanks for the replies...cool i kinda get it now....i guess its all about preparation and just knowing ur content..=)

 

[4025808]

I personally found trials harder only because of the timing constraints.

other than that, HSC exams were 10x harder, especially for my school, where trials were deemed to be easy.

 

[madharris]

I think it's harder towards individuals because they haven't learnt the content as well as they would have come HSC time

 

[someth1ng]

For Maths at my school, I found 2U to be easier than the HSC but 3U to be as hard.

 

[mike12345678]

yeaa the only difference i think is that there is an extra 7-8 weeks between trials and HSC so there is alot more time to revise and to do heaps more papers.

less than 3 months to go!!!!!!!!