Is it possible to get 100% in a subject? (1 Viewer)

[theycallmebob]

So why does everyone do them?

 

[someth1ng]

More people do Modern History, Ancient History & PDH/PE than do Physics and Chemistry.

Actually, I think this statement is wrong isn't accurate.

Top 10 Most Pick Subjects (Excluding English and Mathematics):
1. Biology
2. Business Studies
3. PDH&PE
4. Ancient History
5. Chemistry
6. Modern History
7. Visual Arts
8. Studies of Religion I
9. Physics
10. Legal Studies

 

[Spiritual Being]

The depressing moment when you get 99 in a subject LOL.

 

[Cl324]

If depressed means jumping for joy and crying to ya mumma then yeah id be depressed too

 

[Spiritual Being]

Well not really depressing in the sense of the mark, depressing in the sense that you were "so close, yet so far" from 100

 

[Examine]

Assuming first ranked gets 100%, then for Mathematics, there was 1 student, for Mathematics Extension 1 there was 1 student, for Mathematics Extension 2 there was 1 student, and for General Mathematics, there were 2 students. That's not 20; that's 5.

EDIT: unless you meant overall, which in that case, you'd be right.

Family friend got 100 in mx1, wasn't state ranked.

 

[LoveHateSchool]

^Did they not do MX2/not do so well in MX2, because I think they take that into account in ties.

 

[deswa1]

^Did they not do MX2/not do so well in MX2, because I think they take that into account in ties.

I think in this case they didn't get 100% raw mark. For example, one of my friends got 83/84 this year which was reported as 100 but when they calculate state ranks, they go to decimal places so someone that got 84/84 would have beaten him.

 

[someth1ng]

someth1ng:
Yes, I meant to say Business Studies and not Modern History. It still makes the point I was trying to make, doesn't it?

It's clear that only a minority pick subjects for their scaling although the difference in candidature size is quite small.

 

[someth1ng]

I just checked around for raw marks:

Mathematics Extension I
TM: 83/84
TWM: 83/84
Exam Mark: 49.8/50
Course Rank: 52/9114

If he's rank 52 with 83/84, wouldn't 51 people be getting 84/84?