Very much possible don't give up just focus on learning from your mistakes and getting your rank up, maybe ask your teacher for help on what to improve in, any difficult questions and going through the paper together
What rank would be required for a band 6 at a top 100 school do you think?
Honestly depends on your school, my cohort performed really well and i don't go to a selective school but my group got 90+ atars : D, try and aim for atleast top 20 and even 10 if possible that will secure you a pretty good spot but its pretty dependant on your cohort, are you doing well on your other subjects btw?
Im top 5 in all my other subjects which is why I'm worried lol
by my group i meant my group of friends not the whole cohort lmao, also your ranks fluncuate later in the year because people get burnt out or don't try too hard so don't beat yourself up over your first assessment you'll be fine
thats very impressive, if you keep maintaining that a 90+ atar should be really achievable, i can't say about band 6 in math but if you keep putting effort im sure you'll get there or atleast a band 4/5, dont give up. Also are your subjects good scaling like sciences and stuff?
I do chem geo and business
You'll be fine just try and maintain your top 5s because its only the start of the year and later on people slack off a bit, dont give up on the math you can do it
Omg congrats girl your hardwork paid off : D Also good luck for your hsc next year you will do amazingoh posts like this are my time to shine. i was averaging an 80% in maths advanced for the whole year (it's my worst subject by far). screwed up the trial beyond belief - 53%. the hsc rolled around, i was ranked in the bottom half of my cohort. actually put some work in for the first time in my life and pulled a 95% on the hsc exam, ended up with a band 6 and 91 overall.
you can redeem yourself and get a band six. trust me
by 'putting in some work' what do u mean? Can you explain exactly what you did to study step by step? tyoh posts like this are my time to shine. i was averaging an 80% in maths advanced for the whole year (it's my worst subject by far). screwed up the trial beyond belief - 53%. the hsc rolled around, i was ranked in the bottom half of my cohort. actually put some work in for the first time in my life and pulled a 95% on the hsc exam, ended up with a band 6 and 91 overall.
you can redeem yourself and get a band six. trust me
Go HSCNinja atar calc and type your school in to estimate how many band 6's they get in certain subjects usually. This way you can estimate what rank you need to be generally to get a band 6. E.g. my old school would get around 30-35 band 6's in advanced maths so I would aim for a minimum of top 40 in the subject.
oh sure!! the two main problems with my trial were:
but it is possible. i am a living example!My friend was exactly like you she wasn’t in the best mental spot for HSC and had to sit out on some of her exams and get estimated scores but she got HSC all rounder at the end!!thank you sm
i was in a rlly bad headspace for the trial and i was honestly just hoping for a low band five - i thought the exam went well but not that well!! i genuinely it was a mistake for like an hour!
hoping for an all rounder next year so fingers crossed!! i hope you're pleased with your results <333
Just gotta power through a year and you’ll get there and be done with nesa and the hsc
thank you for your faith in me!!! i'm giving it my best shot so i suppose we'll see how it goes - i might have to let you know this time next year!My friend was exactly like you she wasn’t in the best mental spot for HSC and had to sit out on some of her exams and get estimated scores but she got HSC all rounder at the end!!