which one is most importan.....ass marks or hsc marks (1 Viewer)

[++jan_H++]

hei ..........guy ........

.i just wandoring which one in playing the most inportant role in our UAI ....

i know u guy will say both .........

but there should be one playing a bit more,,,,right ..........which one ....

 

[sam04u]

Assesment marks are not important.... Just assessment ranks...
Ranks + HSC Mark...

rank you know?

1/24 =1st
2/24 =2nd
3/24? =3rd
You get it?

 

[Bobness]

and the hsc mark moderates the assessment mark

the aligning means that the former is of more value to you (and i ~)

 

[sam04u]

Yah... Bobness is actually correct... sort-of
I just answered generally.. since she doesn't seem like the "sharpest tool in the shed" unless ofcourse she is a foreign student. (look at the spelling...)

 

[redruM]

The key is to get the best rank during school and perform as best you can in the HSC exams.

All in all, just try to do your best. You cannot dodgy it.

 

[redruM]

lol got generic?

in any case be my mentor

So?

I thought it answered the initial question efficiently...

 

[++jan_H++]

get it now.... thx guy ...

and to sam04u

sorry that i don;t have good english skill,.....okay ......

 

[A l]

Your asssessment marks are moderated in accordance to your external HSC mark. In other words your marks are adjusted according to how well you perform in the external HSC exam because you can be compared to other students on a statewide basis. However, that's not to say that you can slack off at school assessments. As others have mentioned, ranks are important in school assessments because internal marks make up half of your final mark.
It doesn't matter how well you do at school, if you stumble in the external exam then your assessment marks usually go down with it. On the other hand, it doesn't matter how badly you do at school, if you excel in the external exam then your assessment marks usually go up with it. I would therefore conclude that the mark that has the greatest influence on your final HSC mark is your external exam mark.

 

[up all nite]

Your asssessment marks are moderated in accordance to your external HSC mark. In other words your marks are adjusted according to how well you perform in the external HSC exam because you can be compared to other students on a statewide basis. However, that's not to say that you can slack off at school assessments. As others have mentioned, ranks are important in school assessments because internal marks make up half of your final mark.
It doesn't matter how well you do at school, if you stumble in the external exam then your assessment marks usually go down with it. On the other hand, it doesn't matter how badly you do at school, if you excel in the external exam then your assessment marks usually go up with it. I would therefore conclude that the mark that has the greatest influence on your final HSC mark is your external exam mark.

thats sort of releif because i havnt really done as well as i would of liked in school assesments... like is it still possible to get a ok uai if ur assesment marks arnt that great?.....as in passing but not above average

 

[timobr0]

thats sort of releif because i havnt really done as well as i would of liked in school assesments... like is it still possible to get a ok uai if ur assesment marks arnt that great?.....as in passing but not above average

simple answer: yes

 

[up all nite]

thats orite.. coz i thought uno thats it if ur assesment marks arnt that great.. i cant get into uni.. with wat i want to do...

 

[timobr0]

thats orite.. coz i thought uno thats it if ur assesment marks arnt that great.. i cant get into uni.. with wat i want to do...

remember its assessment ranks that matter not the marks

 

[asquith]

sorry a quick question. what happens if no one in your class is "abnormally smart?"
would that affect my uai?/ assessment mark/ etc.
also i dont really get the scaling thing either.