I think you can get at least 60% with general knowledge (1 Viewer)

[Kn1ght_M4r3]

lmao, maybe basic algorithmz ahahah
wat kind of iteration is this?
lmao

 

[-X-]

Im hoping they give algorithms too. I find them really easy...the theory bits i suck ie "what should the managers do to blah bah...?"

 

[Inhuman]

I LOVE the algorithms. The scenario questions piss me off cos half the time I don't know which part of theory they want me to regurgitate.

 

[Rahul]

its the application of theory thats a bitch!

 

[Ragerunner]

nooooooooo!!!

don't jinx it

be gone with the algorithms!!!

yes, application of theory is a bitch.

I hope they somehow make it easier this year

 

[Rahul]

i hope it is extremely bad. and evervyone goes very bad. like top mark something like 70%. this way the people who count on this will be out of my path, rankwise for uai

 

[eldozo]

This test is gonna be heaps shit i think,even if i study i will only get like 65%,only got 64% in trial

 

[Skywalker]

Originally posted by VanCarBus
I think you can get at least 60% with general knowledge

Considering that an aligned mark of 60 would have put you about ~2800 out of 3666 ppl in the state last year, you just might be right.

 

[honky tonk]

Originally posted by Skywalker
Considering that an aligned mark of 60 would have put you about ~2800 out of 3666 ppl in the state last year, you just might be right.

Really? That's promising...

 

[enak]

Skywalker, the raw marks may not correspond to aligned marks. I'd assume the aligned mark will be higher than the raw mark.

 

[Skywalker]

Originally posted by enak
Skywalker, the raw marks may not correspond to aligned marks. I'd assume the aligned mark will be higher than the raw mark.

Yeah of course. But VanCarROllercoaster didn't specify what marks he was talking about, and seeing everyone doesn't agree with him I thought I'd just break the trend and show he might be right (when talking about aligned marks).

 

[Ragerunner]

An aligned mark of 60 is really bad

But yeah I understand what you mean

 

[Kn1ght_M4r3]

how about a exam where they ask u 2 define termz?
that easy enough for yah? lmao

 

[enak]

I wouldn't like that, I would rather an applied exam, where you have to think, gets the poor students out of the way, and differentiates the better group. None of this memorisation ROTE learning business, application!!!