Yeah, they do this by giving the first ranked student the highest assessment mark so they're ranked first in internal rank regardless.Are internal ranks preserved when deciding on an internal mark regardless of if a student surpasses expectations during the external HSC exam? Thanks
How about say if rank 10 attains a higher mark externally than rank 6, will the rank 10 receive the 10th highest mark internally or will it be moderated to be above/around rank 6s? Or will it meet in the middle and be somewhere around rank 8s mark? Thanks i appreciate it.Yeah, they do this by giving the first ranked student the highest assessment mark so they're ranked first in internal rank regardless.
I did HSC accelerated for 2 unit maths and was on a tie ranked and can tell you that regardless of what u do in the HSC exam (being do well above ur rank like I did or worse) your internal assesment mark will still be based upon that internal rank. But regardless from the HSC it is possible however difficult but you can actually still get a very high overall mark even if your assesment mark isn't great, like I got 93 for assessment which was like 15th rank but got 99 in HSC, so overall got 96 which was 3rd highest mark overall in my school.How about say if rank 10 attains a higher mark externally than rank 6, will the rank 10 receive the 10th highest mark internally or will it be moderated to be above/around rank 6s? Or will it meet in the middle and be somewhere around rank 8s mark? Thanks i appreciate it.
After moderation rank 10th's Assessment mark will still be four ranks below 6th's Assessment mark.How about say if rank 10 attains a higher mark externally than rank 6, will the rank 10 receive the 10th highest mark internally or will it be moderated to be above/around rank 6s? Or will it meet in the middle and be somewhere around rank 8s mark?