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Do you think the 1 year intersnhip at the end of UTS software engineering degree is worth it? I feel like an extra year of possible unpaid internship just to finish a degree is quite a waste of time when the USYD degree is only 4 years compared to UTS (5). Could you offer advice on whether...

Atars are out!!!

Could someone provide a link to where exactly on the UAC site we go to? Or is it a tab that only pops us at 9am or something? edit: just downloaded the app and will use it instead since there is a check your atar option on the front menu, much easier

Feeling pretty satisfied with mine Eng adv - 85 (not that happy with this tho, paper 1 brought me down i think) physics - 79 (would've liked a band 5 but oh well) business - 89 (also would've liked band 6 but not a big deal) IPT - 90 (very happy coz i thought i screwed up multi choice real bad)...

I also found it easier, band 6 cut off will defininately be higher. What did u guys write for the reason that projectile motion experiment was invalid? I honestly had no clue what to write so I just said that you can’t measure the horizontal displacement coz the starting position is not from the...

I don't think I did well in multiple choice, and the last 5 marker in DSS was a little confusing as I was running out of time. But the rest of DSS, TPS and short answer were pretty easy I think

I basically tried to do 3 big paras, external pressure, internal pressure and use of painkillers. Within those I mentioned how policies and procedures address these to ensure athletes aren't being put onto the field before they are ready. I don't think you needed to talk about all the other...

What was the answer to the question with the two diagrams of the arteries? Was it atherosclerosis? I feel like that was the most difficult multiple choice imo

Ethical considerations/policy procedures is quite a standard 12 marker

Is that what the question specifically asks? Or is it 'how do we identify priority issues for Australia's health' which is straight from the 'learn to' column (in this case you would just go through each dash on the learn about column, e.g social justice principles, priority populations groups)...

LOL I just did it manually by adding the 20 terms

Yeah those are my favourite too. I'm just hoping theres not too many complex motors and generators questions in multiple choice, I always lose marks on those :spin:

So it seems this year NESA is testing waters with the new syllabus for various subjects in these years exam (eg english advanced modules and biology). Do you think this years physics paper could follow this trend? Maybe more projectile motion?

Im happy, they were all generic questions so I could use pretty much everything I prepared

To get good marks in English you should try to work on assessments as soon as possible so you can submit drafts and get some feedback. Studying English isn't the same as most other subjects, you can either memorise quotes, techniques or analysis (recommended especially for Mod B), or memorising...