Study score help please!

[funkyducky]

Say I got a low A+/high A for the oral exam, A+ SAC, probably ranked 2nd or 3rd in a fairly strong cohort. On my trial exam at school I got 73/75, but I'm not sure whether my teacher's marking reflects VCAA's marking.
What kind of exam score would I need for a 45+? What would 70/75 get me?

Thanks

[BigFunt]

70/75

= 47




that is fucking amazing getting 73. FUCK!

which was it btw?

2010 VCAA was retarded, wasn't too hard, but that 3 mark question on what the last line indicated was a terrible.


vous n'avez pas besoin d'avoir la chance pour reussir.

[funkyducky]

^ It was on CSE 2011. Merci beaucoup pour vos sentiments gentils My main problem is whipping up good writing pieces in the timeframe, I always feel like they're ok and then there's a bunch of mistakes with basic things like gender/adjectives/tense that I don't pick up...

[Max Peters]

What would I need on the written exam to get above 40 if I have low A+/high A SAC marks and possibly a high A for the oral.

[thushan]

That's ridiuclously high funky - my german tutor (think the scores for french and german may be similar) got 72,5/75 last year on a fairly easy paper (having got 200/200 for oral) with rank 1 SACs and got a 50. Btw they combine oral and written mark into one grade.

So you could be in with a very very high study score!

[funkyducky]

Thanks! Except I don't think I got more than high A/low A+ for my oral so I'm not sure if 50 is within reach. Does give me confidence though

[jgbs]

with 24-25/25 for oral, what kind of written exam score gets 45+?

[AnonArmy]

with 24-25/25 for oral, what kind of written exam score gets 45+?

Depends on the difficulty of the exam but generally around a 65/75 with that oral mark.

[Saur11]

Adding to this, what would be the necessary score (out of 400) for a 35, assuming A SAC marks.