if i get 35 in internal for a subject and in hsc get between 70-80 and other ppl from my school gets lets say below average. how much are my marks going to end up for the subject considering my ranks are a little above average?
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This really depends on your school
some schools set really hard assessment tasks through the year and therefore their internals are scaled up.
If you are on average then your internal mark will be scaled to your schools average in the external exams. If the average is 60, than your school mark will be 60 too, it's not quite that simplistic but you get the idea.
What you need to do is work your arse off for externals and hope the rest of your grade is doing the same thing... otherwise they might ruin your internal mark for you.
good luck
some schools set really hard assessment tasks through the year and therefore their internals are scaled up.
If you are on average then your internal mark will be scaled to your schools average in the external exams. If the average is 60, than your school mark will be 60 too, it's not quite that simplistic but you get the idea.
What you need to do is work your arse off for externals and hope the rest of your grade is doing the same thing... otherwise they might ruin your internal mark for you.
good luck