Study score?

[Keyzer]

I have obtained marks of: 92%, 95%, 98%, and 100% in all of my SACs for Economics. Hypothetically speaking, what mark must I get on the exam to obtain a study score of at least 40?

[vexx]

I have obtained marks of: 92%, 95%, 98%, and 100% in all of my SACs for Economics. Hypothetically speaking, what mark must I get on the exam to obtain a study score of at least 40?

i'd say depending on your cohort's strength & ranking, you'd need a mid-high A or a high A.

[jamlucas]

Keyzer, an A+/ 90% would get you that 40 easy as. I am currently sitting around 85% for my sac scores, hopefully looking at low 40's if I can manage an A+ in the exam. I just hope its not just a dream...

[sucky]

Keyzer, an A+/ 90% would get you that 40 easy as. I am currently sitting around 85% for my sac scores, hopefully looking at low 40's if I can manage an A+ in the exam. I just hope its not just a dream...

I'm pretty similar to you, if an A+ can get me 38-40 I's be stoked.

[andrew4443]

Assuming you have the number 1 SAC ranking and the cut off doesnt change from the 2008 exam, you could scape a 40 with the lowest A+ 76.5/90

[Keyzer]

What was the cut off mark for the 2008 exam for an A+?

[xXNovaxX]

What was the cut off mark for the 2008 exam for an A+?

153-180

[Keyzer]

What was the cut off mark for the 2008 exam for an A+?

153-180

Are you sure? Eco exam is out of 90. And how do you find out how much the cut off mark will be?

[vexx]

What was the cut off mark for the 2008 exam for an A+?

153-180

Are you sure? Eco exam is out of 90. And how do you find out how much the cut off mark will be?

it's marked twice, and then added up. hence /180
you find out on the vcaa website under statistics
http://www.vcaa.vic.edu.au/vcaa/vce/statistics/2008/statssect3.html

[Keyzer]

What was the cut off mark for the 2008 exam for an A+?

153-180

What was the cut off mark for the 2008 exam for an A+?

153-180

Are you sure? Eco exam is out of 90. And how do you find out how much the cut off mark will be?

it's marked twice, and then added up. hence /180
you find out on the vcaa website under statistics
http://www.vcaa.vic.edu.au/vcaa/vce/statistics/2008/statssect3.html

Thanks a lot. I appreciate it. Felllow eco students helping each other haha.
Are you sure? Eco exam is out of 90. And how do you find out how much the cut off mark will be?

it's marked twice, and then added up. hence /180
you find out on the vcaa website under statistics
http://www.vcaa.vic.edu.au/vcaa/vce/statistics/2008/statssect3.html

[xXNovaxX]

just on that, why is it doubled?

Like i understand TWO examienrs mark to ensure it's fair, but is one examiners mark added onto the others?

I thought if examiners A had given you a low mark, and B gave you a high mark, they average it, or something

btw, vEXX, Thanks for answering these eco questions even if u dont do eco, much appreciated, its a rather dead board LOL.

[Keyzer]

So what do you guys reckon the exam will cover?

[mtwtfss]

just on that, why is it doubled?

Like i understand TWO examienrs mark to ensure it's fair, but is one examiners mark added onto the others?

I thought if examiners A had given you a low mark, and B gave you a high mark, they average it, or something

btw, vEXX, Thanks for answering these eco questions even if u dont do eco, much appreciated, its a rather dead board LOL.

lulz...adding and averaging  = same result...

[xXNovaxX]

^^^lollll, i realized after i entered it, xD