100UAI possible? (2 Viewers)
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jang
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go slide rule
ummm...
as in.. the second part is probably right for a lot of ppl in ruse, but the first part is definitely wrong son
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RIIIIIIIIIIIIGHT...some idiot said:
as in.. the second part is probably right for a lot of ppl in ruse, but the first part is definitely wrong son
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thaoroxy2001
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lol......shit that was funny! *wipes tears from eyes*....how sad....how very sad..Techie said:
jang u hypocrite
ur the one supporting slide rule for saying "my brain freezes over when people make stereotypes" etc and then u say grammar people dont have lives.
jang u r quite clearly a good bloke with well thought-out posts!
ur the one supporting slide rule for saying "my brain freezes over when people make stereotypes" etc and then u say grammar people dont have lives.
jang u r quite clearly a good bloke with well thought-out posts!
velox
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Grammar guys have bad reputations from what i have heard/seen
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Bad reputations in what regard?wrx said:
Btw wrx - I thought you were HSC '05 (as opposed to what it says in your profile to the left)
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...you got 100 right?...max said:
velox
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Let me guess Max, You went to grammar?
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Regardless, he is correct. This is a technical forum. It's best if we leave emotions, stereotypes and fights out of it.wrx said:
On topic, to get a UAI of 100 you need to be not just an all-rounder, but a lucky, brilliant all-rounder.
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velox
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max
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Wow wrx, i'm impressed! But of course its my sister's post (check the date).wrx said:
And slide rule, it's not necessarily about luck, but borne more out of consistency throughout the year. You need very competent assessment ranks, and english skills are a must - seeing that its compulsary.
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You do need some luck too. My assessment ranks were about as competent as they could be (1st at a selective school in Eng Adv, Chem, Phys, A.His, and Hist. Ext., and ~15th in E1 and E2 Maths, my school's strongest subject), but a few parts of the exams didn't quite fall my way although I tried to study everything as best I could.
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I guess luck would come into to some degree. But then if you're well prepared enough, luck shouldn't some into it at all (technically speaking), although there are always going to be little things you aren't prepared for.Techie said:
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there definitely is luck involved - maybe not so much for HSC chem/phys and those dot-point oriented subjects, but it's subjects like english advanced/extenson 1 for which you better hope to get a marker of similar views with respect to the texts/ essay questions you can handle comfortably/ text-types you are adept at etc. For maths (especially extension 2), it involves being lucky and getting a doable final question/ not making stupid errors all over the exam, that sort of thing. Thus, luck is a pretty big factor in getting you over the 99.95 line and receiving a UAI of 100. Then again, however, the amount of luck needed will vary from person to person.