Recent content by minijumbuk

Hard. But possible.

I did pre-vet at Murdoch in 2009, but due to personal reasons, I have transferred back into Usyd vet for 2010. I would have loved to stay in Murdoch, as it has the best vet school in Australia. You graduate with B Science (Veterinary Biology) and B Veterinary Medicine and Surgery. In...

You have to understand that 98.4 ATAR will much more likely get you into Vet than using your marks from uni. Statistically, the cut-off was around 98.3/98.4. That does not mean in 2011, the cut-off will be around the same. It might increase or decrease, but no one knows. One thing you need to...

Hey Patar. Sorry I haven't checked Bored of Studies since a long time ago. I do remember that you helped me during my HSC, thank you for that XD I did surprisingly fine in English. I got 89 in the HSC exams, and 80 for internal mark, so that averages to a mark of 85, which was above my...

piece of cake, so easy mangzzzz okay middle-ranked students would probably get low 80s to mid 80s in those subjects. basically HSC sciences are easy as crap, if you know how to play the game well, then you'll do well. just do past papers for physics and chemistry, you'll get the hang of how...

Mixture from hydrosphere: sea water is easy Industrial separation process: The desalination plant Probably uses evaporation, or perhaps distillation... Property used might be boiling point. I'm guessing all that by the way.

Woops, typo XD

True, but you're still meant to use a conical flask instead of a beaker. They might mark you down for writing a beaker.

Don't ask how to. Just do it. That is the way =)

Namu, you're way too humble. =)

Look at the syllabus. If you see it, it could come up in the HSC paper. There are sometimes 4/5 marks questions that ask you about the pratical.

UAI equivalent of 100 in gen maths = 99.1 UAI UAI equivalent of 70 in gen maths = 45.8 UAI UAI equivalent meaning that if you have 10 units of general maths in which you get 100 in, you'd get 99.1 UAI. Or if you do 10 units of gen maths and get 70, you'd get 45.8 UAI. But don't worry, you have...

Look out for the pros and cons of AC and DC. Like... what advantages of AC made it win over DC, and why DC couldn't have useful properties that AC had.

Try Mathematics first. If you're struggling, then drop back down to Mathematics General in year 12. Also, if you're better at science than languages, try do Physics instead of Jap Beginners. Physics scaling is quite high, whereas Jap beginners scales down. And trust me, physics is not hard if...

If you look in the UAC guide, it'll tell you "U+C", which means that it requires UAI + other selecting criteria. It's best you phone up/ask for info at UNSW open days about the selection criteria. As for UAI requirement- I know a person with a UAI of 99.XX with excellent...