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Archived Discussion => Exam Discussion => Victoria => VCE Exam Discussion 2020 => Topic started by: Joseph41 on October 14, 2020, 05:03:36 pm

Title: Welcome to the VCE Exams 2020 board
Post by: Joseph41 on October 14, 2020, 05:03:36 pm
Hi everybody. With VCE exams upcoming, we've just created this new section specifically for VCE exam discussion. As exams get closer, we'll create specific threads to discuss the exams from major subjects - but also feel free to create your own threads/discussions.

Shortcuts:

English exams
Maths exams
Science exams
Business Studies exams
Health & PE exams
Other exams

How are you feeling about exams at this stage? :)
Title: Re: Welcome to the VCE Exams 2020 board
Post by: ArtyDreams on October 14, 2020, 05:25:32 pm
Yay! Awesome!

I'm surprisingly feeling okay about my maths/science exams as they are a bit later on and my strong points. However, the english exam is WAYYYY to close for comfort.
Title: Re: Welcome to the VCE Exams 2020 board
Post by: The Cat In The Hat on October 14, 2020, 06:07:49 pm
Crunch time!
English- I want more time to up my mark, but I'd probably do okay if it was right now.
History- I don't know basically anything. It's the day after English, :o and I'm not ready.
Methods- I need more time to practise. I'd like not to get less than 50% on the exams, preferably.
Texts- I want this over. I know the stuff. Besides, it's my last exam and I want exams over.
:)
Title: Re: Welcome to the VCE Exams 2020 board
Post by: homeworkisapotato on October 14, 2020, 07:16:37 pm
Hi! Thank you J41 for making this!
Bio- I'm quite confident right now..just making quite a few silly mistakes as I'm doing practice exams after school so I'm thinking of waking up early and doing them in the morning. I'm excited for the exam ngl!

All the best everyone!
Title: Re: Welcome to the VCE Exams 2020 board
Post by: milanander on October 14, 2020, 09:39:27 pm
Ho. Lee. Sh!t

I'm kind of looking forward to the fact that this is finally the end of my really long VCE journey. But also STRESSED
Title: Re: Welcome to the VCE Exams 2020 board
Post by: Lanib15 on October 26, 2020, 07:47:22 pm
Only doing 1 year 12 exam which I’m kind of glad about but still trying to keep up with my 1/2 subjects so I’m ready for next year. Been a long year so looking forward to a fresh start in year 12  ;D GOOD LUCK EVERYONE!
Title: Re: Welcome to the VCE Exams 2020 board
Post by: Joseph41 on October 27, 2020, 04:36:07 pm
Only doing 1 year 12 exam which I’m kind of glad about but still trying to keep up with my 1/2 subjects so I’m ready for next year. Been a long year so looking forward to a fresh start in year 12  ;D GOOD LUCK EVERYONE!

It'll be good to get through your first Units 3&4 exam! How are you feeling about it at the moment?
Title: Re: Welcome to the VCE Exams 2020 board
Post by: eloisegrace on October 27, 2020, 08:37:20 pm
Only 2-3 more weeks!

Further - Pretty confident. I want to just keep on reducing silly mistakes but I feel very comfortable with the content and I think I can handle anything that VCAA throws in there.

Methods - Pretty prepared for exam 1, but exam 2 is a different story. I need to bump up my mark to get my dream score, so I'm gonna be grinding for the next couple of weeks!!

I am also a bit scared as these are my first year 12 exams and I would like both subjects to be in my top 4 but we will see :) :)
Title: Re: Welcome to the VCE Exams 2020 board
Post by: Lanib15 on November 06, 2020, 06:46:32 pm
Hi, just wondering what methods people would recommend for exam revision? I have both the textbook and VCE Checkpoints for my subjects and I learn best from doing practice questions. Is it best to do practice questions from the textbook or other books that I have purchased? Eg checkpoints for VCE?
Title: Re: Welcome to the VCE Exams 2020 board
Post by: 55232Jeremy on November 06, 2020, 06:56:08 pm
Hi, just wondering what methods people would recommend for exam revision? I have both the textbook and VCE Checkpoints for my subjects and I learn best from doing practice questions. Is it best to do practice questions from the textbook or other books that I have purchased? Eg checkpoints for VCE?

Hello! I am a methods student as well and I recommend doing as many practice exams as you can now (exam conditions) especially since the exam is coming up soon! If you aren't ready to take on the whole exam yet, checkpoints or Cambridge textbook questions is a good start, however, it may be too late now as you should be practising heaps of VCAA questions during this time period!
Title: Re: Welcome to the VCE Exams 2020 board
Post by: Goodchar on November 17, 2020, 01:51:24 pm
OK BUT WHY IS NO ONE TALKING ABOUT BUS MAN THIS YEAR. plssss how did ppl find it?????????