dunno--it's Ramadan then, isn't it? Well, how hungry do you get during the day? (if you're one of those hardly-hungry people like me, you'll survive the HSC). I guess you could always apply if it will affect your HSC performance significantly, though as Cape said above, if you have determination, you will succeed no matter what. Ask around or phone the relevant people up (I dunno what the number is) and see.
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how to get dis-advantage marks for uai? (1 Viewer)
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It stands for Educational Access Scheme. I applied for EAS due to physical disabilityandwz said:
Just to jump to conclusions, I assume you mean Ramadan? Doesn't ramadan allow special dispensations for people who will be adversely affected by the fasting? eg travellers, pregnant women, small children, sick people?th said:
Perhaps if EAS doesn't allow it, you should talk to your local (showing my ignorance here, I don't know the right word) religious leader about eating on the days you have exams- the effects fasting would have on your energy and concentration levels will have a big impact on your results.
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what's wrong with sucking? heaps of people do that?!
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i no a guy that got his physics marsk ammended from like 90 to 93 (i fink not 100& on thos marks) cos he had a death in the faimily b4 the exam, n it helped his uai from 99.10 to 99.35