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I WILL get a state ranking for something :p whether it be 1st or 20th

you need to tell us your marks too........

yeah I have heard people boasting about it before, I don't know if anyone has done it this time, but you can't prove it......

I just found out that we probably will be doing the comprehension section of English Paper 1 again, as one class was given the exact same thing as practice last week..........how dumb can the teachers be......

besides, you should always be trying to improve marks for all subjects if you want to ensure you reach a goal......unless you're constantly getting 100% :p

I still have 6 exams left.......

ofcourse he can go to uni........besides he hasn't yet specified what he wants to do @ uni.....

School's rank is not going to make that kind of difference......

can a mod please answer this question ? :p

I was going to do 14units, but I decided to drop Maths Extension 1 at the start of year 12, so I currently do 13........

why take the edit feature away from premium members anyway ?

well yeah thats what I meant, seeing it would only be 1 subject in a whole year it wouldnt be that hard to do both Prelim and HSC in 1 year :)

don't drop IT just because of how you think it scales.....

you could just do another subject next year......making up 10 units, and receiving your UAI

If the canditure of the subject is greater than 10 000 then the top 20 in the state are recognised, if its between 1000 and 10 000, top 10 are recognised and if canditure is less than 1000, top 5 are recognised

no 2006 cut off for commerce @ UNSW was 93

Re: RANKED 1st = GOOD UAI? well if you are ranked first and expecting to get the highest exam mark, then your Exam mark will be your HSC Mark. So you can easily get a high mark for your subjects....

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In 2005 the highest UAI gained by a student doing IT VET was 98.55.... Take a look at the attachment

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