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How did you score half a mark? Pretty sure there are no half marks awarded, besides if it was double marked.

Ofc. Nothing's been changed or minor changes in the syllabus, so I don't see why not

There is no point. Current AOS + Modules will change by next year's HSC from memory

I don't know if this is true or not. I heard from some past students saying that if you don't draw or copy the diagram on your exam workbook then it means you will gain no marks for that particular question. Is this true?

Got mine today. Scored 77/100. Unexpected, but quite happy. I managed to pull a 4/15. Quite surprised. I wrote a load of crap no joke LOL

What did the question actually ask?

Pretty good. Highest so far from what I've heard. Did you manage to pull most of the last questions of the paper?

Hoping for a flat 80.

If you've read on uni guides. Pretty much most engineering courses at uni requires an assumed knowledge of physics or chem and some maths.

I don't think so. Chem, phys and maths are pretty much the core subjects you will need or study in engineering. Unless you do bridging courses, I feel you will not be able to cope.

Subjective discussion.

Since we'd just sat the trials you could slightly predict. I'd go with low 50s for 3U and 65 for 4U.

Format of the exam have changed so it's impossible to be able to predict.

Far pretty good for MX1. I'm hoping for 60+ for it.

Lol could you guys post up some marks. I wanna see how much I really screwed up even though I havn't received anything back :P

Do some light study. Take it easy.

I don't see why not. After the security period which is the 20th of August, no one will care as everyone should of sat their trials by then.

Sure why not? But obviously if they don't put much emphasis on the ATAR, means that you must do well in your UMAT and interview at the end of the day. I don't think a pass is good enough for a shot.

I don't think ATAR takes into account for their med program. Just as long as you get pass or equivalent the ATAR that they set out is enough. From what I heard selection is based on only the actual UMAT and Interview, which seems right cause the atar requirements seems a bit low for such a...

Look, I'm not the biggest fan of multiple choice. And you might be. But that's what I felt.