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The Board forwards both raw and aligned marks (on a 1-unit basis and to one decimal place), but it is only the raw marks that are scaled and used in UAI calculations.

The Board forwards all marks, because your best 10 can't be determined until after scaling.

The judges are meant to only determine cut-offs with respect to the published standards. This doesn't happen until after the paper has been sat, so yes, it is theoretically possible that they could be influenced by the media - but this is unlikely to have any noticeable effect in practice. The...

Yes and yes. :)

You should have written 1566**** (i.e. eight digits). The extra one at the front is only for your UAC number. They'd be able to figure it out anyway.

See this thread. Edit: Wow, Techie beat me to it - I'm impressed. :)

The official time is 6am... but they're often released earlier (e.g. 4-5am).

Hardly. The difference is negligible.

A number of forums have it enabled - but it's off by default. I've generally turned it on whenever I wanted to use tables of some sort, heh. Just don't abuse it, and let us know if you want functionality added.

I think you'll find that was an entry in our scavenger hunt. You should thank cloudpkk. :)

I have added sup and sub square bracket BB codes so that they can be used in forums where HTML is disabled.

They'll use the average. Your assessment is worth 50% and your exam is worth 50%.

Short of requesting the exact mark from the Board, you can't know.

Individual questions are assigned to individual markers for the marking of all HSC exams. You don't ever have a single marker assessing an entire paper. So yes, you're right. :)

Yes, it's still worth two units.

It's OK. It's not a real contract - as Frigid pointed out, it's missing a few essential ingredients. But perhaps more pertinently, note the concluding term: This is exactly what would happen if your performance was unsatisfactory, irrespective of whether you had signed any contract or...

Can you post a copy of the contract?

You can use <a href="/other/find7.pdf">this document</a> to convert your TAFE grades to a selection rank (the equivalent of a UAI). This is what will be used to assess you instead of your UAI if you apply via UAC.

The latter. You need to have an HSC mark of 90+, and your HSC mark is the average of your moderated assessment mark and your aligned examination mark.

The average raw mark? We don't have any such information.