Do they give decimal marks in HSC (2 Viewers)

[ilovecutecats]

I know a guy who got 19.5/20 for an essay for HSC english, do they usually give out decimal marks or is it rare? And for what subjects?

 

[jonolad69]

its double marked, a 19.5 turns into a 20

 

[nonya2000]

I know a guy who got 19.5/20 for an essay for HSC english, do they usually give out decimal marks or is it rare? And for what subjects?

that teacher clearly thinks thinks shes a snowflake. It's a rubric with 5 grades (A B C D E) and 4 dot points . How can you get a decimal from that?

 

[jonolad69]

that teacher clearly thinks thinks shes a snowflake. It's a rubric with 5 grades (A B C D E) and 4 dot points . How can you get a decimal from that?

you're a retard mate no offence

 

[nonya2000]

you're a retard mate no offence

okay 2026er, you're in year 9 bro. If it's double marked, it should be the same score too. There should be absolutely no difference between two markers.

 

[jonolad69]

okay 2026er, you're in year 9 bro.

ad hominem oh no we are both retards (

how is it that im in year 9 and know more than someone who is actually doing the hsc rn (you)

 

[jonolad69]

If it's double marked, it should be the same score too. There should be absolutely no difference between two markers.

wow ur super knowledgable on this

 

[nonya2000]

ad hominem oh no we are both retards (

how is it that im in year 9 and know more than someone who is actually doing the hsc rn (you)

yeah knowing how to yap in english apparently shows one's intelligence.

 

[nonya2000]

wow ur super knowledgable on this

if you know how to bullshit and make up peculiar stories quickly, it probably just means your autistic more than anything.

 

[jonolad69]

yeah knowing how to yap in english apparently shows one's intelligence.

price of fish in china wtf are u on about???

 

[nonya2000]

wow ur super knowledgable on this

it's common sense kiddo. You're just pulling stuff out of your ass, who told you they round 19.5 to 20? who told you they average the marks of two markers? The markers aren't allowed to give different marks.

 

[nonya2000]

price of fish in china wtf are u on about???

you're fucking autistic if you think you can get a decimal from from a rubric that's out of 20 with discrete scores for each dot point. clearly you aren't worthy of math.

 

[jonolad69]

it's common sense kiddo. You're just pulling stuff out of your ass, who told you they round 19.5 to 20? who told you they average the marks of two markers? The markers aren't allowed to give different marks.

nope, you're wrong. a 19.5 goes up to a 20. i have sources. and ur wrong kid.

 

[jonolad69]

you're fucking autistic if you think you can get a decimal from from a rubric that's out of 20 with discrete scores for each dot point. clearly you aren't worthy of math.

no no. 19.5 goes up to 20. simple math.

please check attached video below:

 

[katiekms]

just give it up nonya

 

[nonya2000]

What's 5 times 1 bro? and then times that by 4 for each dot point, that's you you get a 20/20. Try to make a 19.5/20

 

[nonya2000]

no no. 19.5 goes up to 20. simple math.

please check attached video below:

I'm fucking smarter than you. I don't think you can even do beyond 5.1 math.

 

[jonolad69]

What's 5 times 1 bro? and then times that by 4 for each dot point, that's you you get a 20/20. Try to make a 19.5/20

nope. a 19.5 goes up to a 20. just accept it.

 

[jonolad69]

I'm fucking smarter than you. I don't think you can even do beyond 5.1 math.

my school doesnt offer 5.1 math so this wouldn't even be possible

 

[SMARTYPANTS_SINGH]

its double marked, a 19.5 turns into a 20

That’s actually false, I saw a 23 students mark distribution and he actually got 2 19.5 (he bought his marks from NESA). But I believe since it’s double marked they take the average if the discrepancy isn’t too large between the marks awarded, eg one marker gave 19 the other gave 20 the student will get a 19.5 and no it won’t be rounded. However if u only get 1 .5 mark and your overall is in the .5 it will get rounded up to the nearest whole.