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96 or 97 is "likely". 98 is possible, but a stretch

Comm/science isn't bad. You can take a math/stats etc major which will give you additional skills for work in business. You could easy major in something you'd like to join a startup in like biochemistry for example in a med tech company. Some sort of combined actuarial degree could also be...

Usyd is better at law and maths. Unsw is pretty much better at everything else.

Might as well go for ext 1 English I reckon, it will give you the practise in prelim to help you smash advanced. You need a really high atar to get into med.

Extended responses are all about strategies. Short answer: everything

Its pretty different. I didnt try and flunked prelim with like a 70% average, now im 2nd by like a percent or 2 in HSC, doing well.

You go to a strong school accelerating a subject so lets assume (quite conservatively I imagine) that the top exam mark is 96. You are ROUGHLY 10% behind the rank 1, so if 96 was the top mark lets assume you get around 86 as your internal mark. Seeing as the hsc rounds up, you would need to get...

Yes. However, I'm skeptical you'll be able to receive 70-80 in your exam marks. Give it your best go though!

Yes. However it is pointless to do so. Especially at this point in time.

Beast! 98 atar is me predicting conservatively.

92-93

What are you trying to say in your essay? Context would help identify the clauses you want to use.

~95

You will be alright. Probably means you'll get like a 95ish in the final exam for chem.

I think that does include EAS people. The cutoff for medicine was way below 90 atar, which would be hard to get into without EAS or some other scheme.

94.

https://www.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au/hsc_exams/hsc2009exams/pdf_doc/2009-hsc-exam-chemistry.pdf - Question 20. Look at the question and try and solve it. If not i posted the sample answer the board of studies gives below. <spoiler> q = m × C × ΔT q = 210 × 4.18 × 65 q = 57057 q = 57.057...

1. Wrong section, this is hardly about maths. 2. Yes you can get into law with those subjects, try your arse off and get the marks. 3. If you are 100% sure you won't want to do any maths or science or engo or anything really in your life (includes comm/law or science/law, engo/law course), then...

90.5

Last year, my assessment mark for gen maths was 91.5%, rank 2 was 91.3ish. The top exam mark was 98 which became my internal, rank 2 got 97 for their internal mark.