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No longer than a page. The short answers will provide you with a set amount of writing space, this is the expected amount and thus you shouldn't be writing more or less than this.

It is highly unlikely you will get a 10 marker in an exam, normally short answers are 5 ish marks at their highest and essays are 20.

+1 I don't think you should apply for a cadetship if you need to be spoon fed information that will ultimately benefit you. Spend some time and going through them.

Re: About university scholarships. does everyone who achieves the requirements gets i No.

I would make a proper effort to remember the correct stats, i would only make them up if i had a mind blank in the exam. Whilst you can get away with slightly varied stats (e.g 0.5 off), if will be fairly obvious you have made them up if you're well off the actual figure. Moral of the story...

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Look at his sig ^^, clearly not.

Use the search button, this has been done before.

Sounds like a tedious and time consuming method from my point of view, however do whatever works for you.

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This ^^ Sor1 is pretty easy. I seriously only studied one day before my half yearly, trials and hsc. I managed to get 45 (90), i regret not actually applying myself in that subject.

nerd is a LG slayer, his relo advice is top notch.

90 + is achievable with those subs. I got 97.25 with relatively poor scaling subjects, just go well in them and you'll be fine. My school rank was 119, my ranks were within the top 5 for everything apart from general maths (7th) and SOR1 (13th). However, do note that we had 24 b6s for general...

dem hsc feels, wait until trials. I still remember the adrenaline at 3am, wide awake despite studying eco for 12 hours.

I always used % form as it was easier to analyse, especially if the industry standard statistic was given in % form.

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+1 It's all relative, we all have different goals and that is perfectly fine. Why should people settle for average when they are capable of achieving top marks.

No. For those enrolling in 2015, you will pay the current capped amount for 1 year (2015) but from 2016 onwards you'll be liable to pay the increased fees that the university sets. This differs from current students who will continue to pay the current amounts until their degree finishes or...