Tell me

[naved_s9994]

I am doing my Yr 12 next year.
The school I am at, runs all 4 English courses (Literature, EL, English , ESL - In order of difficulty).
I have decided to do EL, on the basis that I did really well in Yr 11.

The cohort is not too strong either, and this is raising me a concern to ask you people.

If in 2010, I achieve great A+/A marks for outcomes (Rank No.1), and in the exam I am in the really high
in the state aswell, is it still possible that despite my cohort's drastic performance, I still can get a
high study score score?

(39 - 46)

PLEASE, I need to know!
 

[vexx]

^ of course it's possible.

if you do well on the exam and have a good sac ranking, you will definitely be able to get a high study score, regardless of cohort strength.

[naved_s9994]

Thank god!
So basically, I get high A's average all year, and put up an equally goood or better performance,
I can get in that right?

THANKS VEXX !!

[vexx]

Thank god!
So basically, I get high A's average all year, and put up an equally goood or better performance,
I can get in that right?

THANKS VEXX !!

well all high A average in both SACs and Exam is looking around 39'ish.

You need a mid A+ on the exam to be in the mid 40s taken that you achieve A+'s in your Sacs (or moderated too)

[naved_s9994]

Ok thanks!
Once again, if my cohort averages a B on SACS but gets an average C+ on exam..
and I average A+ on Sacs, and also get an A+ on Exam, their low marks would have no effect
on my chances for a 40?

[vexx]

Ok thanks!
Once again, if my cohort averages a B on SACS but gets an average C+ on exam..
and I average A+ on Sacs, and also get an A+ on Exam, their low marks would have no effect
on my chances for a 40?

nope. not really, your sac marks may be brought down a little, but there's no reason you wouldn't get 40+ still.

[naved_s9994]

And does this apply to all subjects?

[vexx]

And does this apply to all subjects?

*most* subjects, straight A+'s is 40+