Raw mark needed for state rank? (1 Viewer)

[NotCricket]

Does anyone know?

 

[seventhroot]

100/105

 

[NotCricket]

100/105

That's all???

 

[seventhroot]

That's all???

not sure if srs

 

[astroman]

That's all???

21/105

 

[enigma_1]

Your username just offended me :/

 

[seventhroot]

Your username just offended me :/

Pls dun derail

 

[enigma_1]

Pls dun derail

That's all???

yes OP what's the matter with that? I mean of course if you get 105/105 that's guaranteed first (if you're ranked first internally too)

 

[faisalabdul16]

That's all???

nah you also need the extra 5 marks

 

[D94]

Does anyone know?

Please take a step back and think about your question. You could get 50% and be ranked first, or in another scenario, you could get 95% and be ranked last. No one knows what mark is required to achieve a state rank. It is all dependent on how others go.

 

[i--N]

That's all???

Fking not sure if sarcasm.

 

[NotCricket]

Please take a step back and think about your question. You could get 50% and be ranked first, or in another scenario, you could get 95% and be ranked last. No one knows what mark is required to achieve a state rank. It is all dependent on how others go.

I was wondering externally, as I'm ranked first.

 

[NotCricket]

Fking not sure if sarcasm.

I got 105/105 for trials, so I guess I went in with high hopes.

 

[D94]

I was wondering externally, as I'm ranked first.

Makes no difference, obviously 100% will guarantee you a state rank since you are ranked first, but other than that, it all depends on how others go in the state. There's no point suggesting a mark of say 100/105, if there are 20 other students who achieve a mark higher than 100/105. We have no possible way of determining such an outcome.

 

[NotCricket]

Makes no difference, obviously 100% will guarantee you a state rank since you are ranked first, but other than that, it all depends on how others go in the state. There's no point suggesting a mark of say 100/105, if there are 20 other students who achieve a mark higher than 100/105. We have no possible way of determining such an outcome.

Well, there is point in suggesting due to statistical averages...

 

[Mrmellow]

Why is it out of a 105? Is this for your internal marks?

 

[iStudent]

45 paper 1
60 paper 2
45 + 60 = 105
(although, the papers have different weightings so it's not entirely accurate...)