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I don't even understand how it's possible to do that for so many subjects. We're expecting to finish MX2 and maybe MX1 by the end of term (and english obviously), all maths subjects will be done by trials, and I'll probably have engineering studies done by week 8 of this term. Most subjects I...

The official anki app on iOS “AnkiMobile Flashcards” is $39.99. There are other apps that are free under the same name, but I don’t think they’re owned by the same company and would probably have paywalls anyways.

Just the content. I think up to 30% (correct me if I’m wrong) of the hsc exam can be from prelim topics.

I could be wrong, but from what I remember, ANKI is like $40 on the app store but is free via their website and on the google play store.

I think my old school has 21 or something year 12 total. Maths and English advanced started with 10 and dropped to like 6 or 7 after prelims, probably lower

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I have ATAR notes+ so I have access to summaries for all of my subjects including engineering studies. I read through sections of it and it’s stuff we don’t even mention in class. I have the units that I can drop it if I want to but I appreciate the tip on trying to memorise that stuff early.

I'd want MX2 like a day later and then engineering studies a day later. I definitely will need the time but I think I'll realise that too late and way too close to the exam for comfort. The week gap will be nice to study but a little more spread would've been nice

I know some subject combinations for others at my school and I can already tell how much they will hate their timetable.

https://studentsonline.nesa.nsw.edu.au/

It's okay but I hate that I have a week long gap in the middle. I'm happy that I don't have 2 exams in a day though

personalised timetables are out now on students online

Personalised timetable is on studentsonline rn. English adv - first two day (15-16/10) Engineering studies - 17/10 MX2 - 21/10 MX1 - 28/10 Economics - 1/11 physics - 7/11

I’m 95% sure I crossed my hands at least 10 times. For any long curve you won’t need to cross your hands, but for short 90 degree corners you probably can cross. And crossing your hands definitely makes the manoeuvres easier and faster. I’m pretty sure you aren’t allowed to leave your hands...

If you’re looking for the dot points, go onto a subject from this and scroll down until you see a downloadable pdf. There should be Year 11 and Year 12 as headings from which you can find the dot points for each topic

My school's third assessment for year 12 is a dot point summary of the syllabus for mod 5, 6, and 7. As a part of this, we are required to do prac writeups and give our results, however, 80% of the time, our prac's don't work and so we are required to just make up values for this task. I was...

Not sure if you’ve used https://www.easydrivingtest.com.au/driver-knowledge-tests/hpt yet but that’s what I went through. They’re literally the exact clips that were in my test so I knew what to look for

Still having to do the tasks for it is the worst. I'm lucky in that my school doesn't give us homework to complete (they wouldn't check it anyways but it probably doesn't help us that we don't get given any). I have 3 take-home maths assessments due this term and having to complete them...

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I had a teacher show me the scaling graphs based on HSC score to atar contributions and an 88 in eco gave a 95.2 atar contribution, whereas an 88 in physics gave a 95.5 atar contribution. Just depends upon your interests I guess and which one you could sustain for longer and study for better