which HSC books are good? (2 Viewers)

[ONG]

there are alot of HSC revision books to select from, but which ones are actually good?

excel? leading edge? macquarie revision guides?

 

[DanielleM]

Excel is crap
Macquarie is the best
and leading edge is great if u do eco or business

 

[LostAuzzie]

Macquarie is excellent, covers all the topics quite well
I use it for Religion, Chem & Physics
Excel Revise in A Month is also good for that last minute revision
Dont just limit yourself to books either:
The CSU Website offers a concise explanation of the syllabus dot point by dot point for more subjects than maquarie covers
http://hsc.csu.edu.au/
Hope that helps

 

[ONG]

Excel is crap
Macquarie is the best
and leading edge is great if u do eco or business

i've been advised that leading edge is only good for eco, and how its really bad for business studies can anyone clarify?

excel seems to have a really mixed reputation? i see alot of ppl using it, however alot of ppl say its not good to use!

macquarie revision guides have usually positive feedback, but is it far too summarised?

i wouldn't recommend anyone to macmillian for legal studies

excel and macquarie cover modern history: WW1, indochina and germany well excel includes personalities as well thou

 

[-Swifty-]

i like the success one books i got for chem and physic,,,, i may get em for like business and eco =/

 

[Mandy101]

I find study guides pretty crap overall. Your own notes are the best study guide out..

 

[Sarah168]

the 4 leading edge model answers are a life saver. the only "study guides" i really liked.

 

[Dreamerish*~]

I find Excel very disappointing.

For maths, Cambridge and Math In Focus are good. For chemistry, Conquering Chemistry and Chemistry In Context. There's a Biology In Context too, but I don't do bio so I wouldn't know.

For revision, get the Success One books, but focus mainly on past papers.

 

[zenger69]

I find Excel very disappointing.

For maths, Cambridge and Math In Focus are good. For chemistry, Conquering Chemistry and Chemistry In Context. There's a Biology In Context too, but I don't do bio so I wouldn't know.

For revision, get the Success One books, but focus mainly on past papers.

I use Excel Physics, I was actually very disappointed in MacQuarie physics.

 

[-Swifty-]

oh in terms of study notes...

BOS

 

[Casmira]

i use cambridge chemistry, maquarie chemistry, conquering chemistry and i was given an excel chemistry, i probably mainly use macquarie/cambridge

 

[melsc]

It depends on your subjects
Maquarie is good for legal but I found a few really bad errors, like the defence has to prove BARD
IPT none of them are good...
I dont use any for English

 

[speed2]

if ur a lazy ass like me u cant go past the EXCEL REVISE HSC "subject here" IN A MONTH books.

 

[melsc]

if ur a lazy ass like me u cant go past the EXCEL REVISE HSC "subject here" IN A MONTH books.

those seem pretty good

 

[TYCOT]

does anyone buy guides and past exam papers, and just continually do the papers and revise on the topics/sub topics of the questions you got wrong?

 

[s0k0y0e0]

there are alot of HSC revision books to select from, but which ones are actually good?

excel? leading edge? macquarie revision guides?

I reckon the best thing to do is rather than pay quite a lot of $$ all up on revision guides is that if you decide to use them then borrow them from a library! :uhhuh: Or buy them from a 2nd hand book shop! :uhhuh:

 

[mitsui]

where can u find 2nd hand bookshop that sells it?
thx

 

[melsc]

try ebay and stuff, last month I sold heaps of my year 9-10 ones I got given

 

[mitsui]

ebay?
do u have to be ova 18 and credit card and stuff?..

=P.. double thx

 

[melsc]

not if you use ur parents account and credit card