Grade Distributions?

[BigLan]

Just like to know what range each grade is in?
eg: A+ for 90s.
Though, i like to know exactly the range for each grade.
The Grades VCAA uses.

[iamdan08]

Here is the grade distributions for the last few years, they can change dramatically each year though!

http://www.vcaa.vic.edu.au/vce/statistics/subjectstats.html

Just click the year, and then grade distributions

[polky]

The grade distributions/ranges change each year for every subject.  It is dependent on the cohort's performance.  You won't know what exactly will give you an A+ till after you get your Study Score, but past year's grade distributions might give you an idea of what you might want to aim for!

[iamdan08]

An example is the physics mid year exams in 2007 and 2008.

2007 A+ Range: 76.5/90
2008 A+ Range: 82/90

That is a 5.5 mark difference between the two years!!!

[NE2000]

For getting an A+

Biology 2006 midyear: new study design introduced: 54/75
Biology 2007 midyear: one year into the study design: 60.5/75

So if you are doing a subject that's in the first year of a study design this year, then be careful not to assume they will give you an easy exam.

[/0]

Oh crap does this mean the physics exam will be easy? Since they took out transistors?

[kurrymuncher]

For getting an A+

Biology 2006 midyear: new study design introduced: 54/75
Biology 2007 midyear: one year into the study design: 60.5/75

So if you are doing a subject that's in the first year of a study design this year, then be careful not to assume they will give you an easy exam.

[methodsboy]

For getting an A+

Biology 2006 midyear: new study design introduced: 54/75
Biology 2007 midyear: one year into the study design: 60.5/75

So if you are doing a subject that's in the first year of a study design this year, then be careful not to assume they will give you an easy exam.

thats not necessarily true. Take chem for example, they had a really hard exam last year and it was the first year of the new course...

[kurrymuncher]

For getting an A+

Biology 2006 midyear: new study design introduced: 54/75
Biology 2007 midyear: one year into the study design: 60.5/75

So if you are doing a subject that's in the first year of a study design this year, then be careful not to assume they will give you an easy exam.

thats not necessarily true. Take chem for example, they had a really hard exam last year and it was the first year of the new course...

Thats what he is trying to say

[methodsboy]

^ OH OK....

[NE2000]

lol thanks kurrymuncher