NESA approved calculators (1 Viewer)

[D3spair]

Hey, NESA updated their ‘approved calculator’ list awhile back. I was just wondering if someone could evaluate and research into every one of them and reply back onto this thread recommending the top 3 calculators which have the most features or are beneficial/advantageous.

As I can’t post links, search up ‘NESA approved calculator list, on search.

 

[Drdusk]

There aren’t too many calcs on the list, it won’t take long.

Why don’t you do it yourself...??

In any case I recommend the Casio fx 100AU-PLUS. It’s the most used one and also the best one imo.

 

[D3spair]

Why don’t you do it yourself...??

In any case I recommend the Casio fx 100AU-PLUS. It’s the most used one and also the best one imo.

I wanted a professional opinion from graduates. Anyways, thanks for your insight

 

[mrfluffybeard]

Why don’t you do it yourself...??

In any case I recommend the Casio fx 100AU-PLUS. It’s the most used one and also the best one imo.

I agree, I just bought the fx-100au and it's been very helpful, especially in checking complex number equations. It saves a lot of time and also can calculate vectors so i definately reccoment it for ext1 and ext2 students. However it would be better for advanced students to buy the casio fx-82AU as it contains everything they will be required to computate. Honestly its up to you and how you feel about it but I love the fx-100au

 

[beetree1]

Apparently the fx 100au is only going to be approved for this year and the next, so for any >2021 hsc kids, don't invest in it

 

[Velocifire]

Hp 300s+ does surds, logs in Any base and is legal.

https://www.officeworks.com.au/shop/officeworks/p/hp-scientific-calculator-300s-cahpcs300s

https://educationstandards.nsw.edu.au/wps/portal/nesa/11-12/hsc/rules-and-processes/approved-calculators