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Hey, I graduated last year with 96/100 in Advanced English and I went to ecriture in Chatswood. Highly recommend them!

got 99.95 last year and i sure as hell would not have been able to function throughout the day if I woke up at 4 on a daily basis find what best suits you! i studied most efficiently at night :)

i also got 99 exam!! congrats to you too :D

previously, 97 was enough for sr. not sure about this year since the exam was easier.

yay! did not expect a 99 at all, my hands were literally shaking.

would 99 in chem be a state-rank?

maybe consider private tutoring. group tutoring works well for self-directed learners - not saying that you aren't one but perhaps for bio, you may be less motivated, so group tutoring may not be as effective.

Yeah, I came 5th in a subject last year, didn't call me either. Unless there had been a change of protocol suddenly.

Not last year, the list got released on the day of HSC marks at around midday.

i think it is? we didn't learn that in class either.

hellooo, i have a question. at school, they taught us that u count sig figs for pH (and pH only) after the decimal point begins, consistent to what's said on websites online. so 2.000 would have 3 sig figs. wondering if the hsc marks it in this way?

if the question had "explain how...", you may lose a mark as your answer may not have been specific enough? e.g. they may have been expecting you to say smth like remove the tripod or mount the spirit burner. fingers crossed it'll be allg!

i think you should say epoch of recombination instead of dark ages!

depends on the variables given, i think it'd be good if you could provide an example q.

ok dude. i was literally just asking an ordinary question. the first law has nothing to do with energy unless you wanna talk about hohmann transfer orbits (which was part of the old syllabus and isn't required for this one). i think you're speaking to yourself here. (but thanks for the...

kepler's laws though? do we just disregard the first two and only talk about the third? i don't see the relevance of the question to the first two kepler's laws. (i'd also appreciate it if you weren't so arrogant, thanks.)

seeing how you didn't provide any help, i guess it's not so "easy ass". :) to members who aren't trolls, some help would be appreciated.

to everyone here, how would u approach this?

first time studying since trials. i think that says a lot. :) it's ok, it's my backup...don't want to fail though.

now ur seriously making me doubt my memory HAHA, can the paper pls be released ;-; nesa will probs release it next mon.