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Unless you're pursuing law or med, any atar above 95 is enough to get into any degree (considering if you took your subjects based off of selection points)

Pick high scaling subjects: 4u maths, sciences, etc Be tutored (resources, question banks, etc) (unfortunately, nsw school system and the tutoring system are mutually beneficial to each other so if you find a good tutoring place, the advantage you have is crazy) Finish content few terms before...

Mfw all band 6s in humanities results in a low 90s atar, high band 5s in sciences and maths results in mid-high 90s 🤣🤣 nesa is my pookie

Pretty sure there's binomial stuff in mx1 which uses combs, you shouldn't need it for mx2 unless nesa cooks up a crazy q16

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Just some pointers on what you've listed, Kepler's law can be derived from equating uniform circular motion and universal gravitation and moving all the variables to one side and the constants to the other side Reason: when something orbits something else, we assume uniform circular orbit and...

If you round your numbers within your calculations, rounding errors will start adding up and your final calculation would differ from the answer

p=m(1.23...)

yea, science extension is a subject you only really pick if you have a really good project in mind and you're passionate about it, otherwise it's just not worth it If you want to go into science, picking up ext 2 maths will really help you out in 1st year, if you can't, then ext 1 is enough

Use variables in your calculations, plug numbers in at the end, answer with the same amount of sig figs as the question or 2 decimal places if unspecified

If you go unsw, first point isn't as strong since the flexibility in degree planning makes it so that unless you plan it with people you've met, you probably won't see them again 😔 But ofc, it looks like this becomes less so since as you progress to higher years, you'll be able to consistently...

I personally don't have any experience with other universities but you hear anecdotes all the time. Some I've heard: Finals at uts are a joke since there are so many people that just gpt since it's all online Usyd neglects their engineering faculty; you can head there and see their labs for...

I took bio/phys/chem in yr 11 and the workload wasn't that bad Just manage your time well during depth study season and you'll be fine

Don't track time, track progress Divide the number of past papers you need to do by the number of days before the hsc After fulfilling that daily quota, you can spend your time doing other things

enjoy your break

If you want to use it in highschool, you can buy it sure Google drive worked fine for me personally but just know that you'll get it for free if you go to unsw

No, idk about other unis but unsw gives you office 365 for free for the length of your degree

tbh, I wouldn't depend on citrix or any uni-provided emulators too much, just run everything locally since when it comes to exam season, everyone will be on these platforms and you won't be able to run anything smoothly, if not, at all You also get the added benefit of working on assignments...

If you want to do computer science in uni, go apple. If you want to do engineering, go microsoft/windows Any other degree, it doesn't matter but generally, macbooks last longer than windows from what I've heard

Ofc people on reddit have a very bad mental state :lol: I recommend taking opinions from there with a large grain of salt, or better yet, taking no opinions But aside from that, what can you really do? Not trying to glaze but unsw's engineering faculty is leagues ahead of every other uni So if...