Yes. Because trials are worth like 40% to 50% (usually).over9k said:is it pretty much game over?
over9k said:is it pretty much game over?
No.over9k said:is it pretty much game over?
I think your forgetting that internal assessments only accounts to 50% of your overall HSC mark.lyounamu said:Yes. Because trials are worth like 40% to 50% (usually).
Ah...that is very nice to know.live.fast said:You work harder.
My HSC trial marks (only one band 6):
English Advanced: 87/100
Ancient History: 85/100
History Extension: 47/50
3 unit Mathematics: 32/50
Software design and development: 85/100
My UAI: 99.85
(Admittedly, band 5's/3's aren't really 'fucking up'. But I don't think you would expect someone with those sorts of Trial HSC marks to get into Combined Law/Commerce at USYD. So, just work harder than ever, post-trial HSC. And LEARN from your mistakes i.e. maybe your time management could have been handled a bit better, maybe the sorts of questions / topics examined weren't really covered that well in your private study, maybe your 'brilliant' exam responses aren't so brilliant after all. The Trials are there for a reason though; for you to fuck up, if you were going to fuck up. At least here, though, you fuck up where it counts less (i.e. not in your actual HSC exams). So use what you learn from the experience, and do better next time.)
Cheers and goodluck kiddos!
Depends on a number of factors.over9k said:is it pretty much game over?
Nope. HSC Exams can make a BIG difference, trust me.over9k said:is it pretty much game over?
Hey, could you give a breakdown your estimated ATAR based on raw HSC marks? (eg. 3 Band 6's = 95 etc.)You work harder.
My HSC trial marks (only one band 6):
English Advanced: 87/100
Ancient History: 85/100
History Extension: 47/50
3 unit Mathematics: 32/50
Software design and development: 85/100
My UAI: 99.85
(Admittedly, band 5's/3's aren't really 'fucking up'. But I don't think you would expect someone with those sorts of Trial HSC marks to get into Combined Law/Commerce at USYD. So, just work harder than ever, post-trial HSC. And LEARN from your mistakes i.e. maybe your time management could have been handled a bit better, maybe the sorts of questions / topics examined weren't really covered that well in your private study, maybe your 'brilliant' exam responses aren't so brilliant after all. The Trials are there for a reason though; for you to fuck up, if you were going to fuck up. At least here, though, you fuck up where it counts less (i.e. not in your actual HSC exams). So use what you learn from the experience, and do better next time.)
Cheers and goodluck kiddos!