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Re: Study Score Prediction Question Thread
« Reply #2790 on: December 30, 2019, 02:35:07 pm »
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Yo this is going to sound like a weird request. But I just got my statement of marks, what study scores correlate to getting a 74/80 in exam 1 and a 116/120 in exam 2 for FURTHER MATHS. Thank you. I believe I may have received an incorrect study score
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Re: Study Score Prediction Question Thread
« Reply #2791 on: December 30, 2019, 02:45:14 pm »
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Yo this is going to sound like a weird request. But I just got my statement of marks, what study scores correlate to getting a 74/80 in exam 1 and a 116/120 in exam 2 for FURTHER MATHS. Thank you. I believe I may have received an incorrect study score
Low SAC marks after scaling could cause your study score to be lower than expected. You should get a statement of study score and check your scaled SAC marks.
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Re: Study Score Prediction Question Thread
« Reply #2792 on: December 30, 2019, 02:49:26 pm »
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So what does study score do those marks correlate to? I lost 3 marks in exam 1 (hence 74/80) and got 116/120 in exam 2. I did get a statement of marks. That is how I know my exam results, what would my study score? Just curious :P
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Re: Study Score Prediction Question Thread
« Reply #2793 on: December 30, 2019, 02:57:27 pm »
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So what does study score do those marks correlate to? I lost 3 marks in exam 1 (hence 74/80) and got 116/120 in exam 2. I did get a statement of marks. That is how I know my exam results, what would my study score? Just curious :P
Assuming this is further maths probably 45 if rank 1(or equivalent).
If you are a lower rank it can impact your score negatively.

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Re: Study Score Prediction Question Thread
« Reply #2794 on: February 13, 2020, 09:38:37 am »
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Hypotheticaly....
Biology
Rank: 4/10
Unit 3: 75%
Unit 4: 90%
Exam: 90%
What would my ss be?
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Re: Study Score Prediction Question Thread
« Reply #2795 on: February 13, 2020, 01:54:39 pm »
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Hypotheticaly....
Biology
Rank: 4/10
Unit 3: 75%
Unit 4: 90%
Exam: 90%
What would my ss be?
I don't want to overstep my mark as I never did Bio, but based on the standard deviations and numbers observed from their distribution reports, I'd say that would be around the 38-41 raw range. The high exam score should cover you, and assuming your classmates do roughly the same.
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Re: Study Score Prediction Question Thread
« Reply #2796 on: March 06, 2020, 07:48:12 am »
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What kind of marks are required to have a chance at a 48+ ss for English, Further, Legal, Bio and Psych?
Is it at that point about being rank 1 and acing the exam? or so your sac marks play a bigger part than ranking in the top percentiles
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Re: Study Score Prediction Question Thread
« Reply #2797 on: March 06, 2020, 08:27:54 am »
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What kind of marks are required to have a chance at a 48+ ss for English, Further, Legal, Bio and Psych?
Is it at that point about being rank 1 and acing the exam? or so your sac marks play a bigger part than ranking in the top percentiles

For english, the following should net you a 48.
SAC - 100%
Exam - 54-55
(100% SAC + 52/60 scored me a 46, 100% SAC + 53/60 scored a friend 47)

For biology, the following should net you a 49-50
SAC - 100%
Exam: 110/120

If you have a strong cohort, then being rank one becomes less relevant. e.g. I was probably only around rank 10 in english but my SACs scaled to 100%. For other subjects, you can just use the grading distribution as a reference for grade cutoffs. here
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Re: Study Score Prediction Question Thread
« Reply #2798 on: March 06, 2020, 12:30:34 pm »
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For english, the following should net you a 48.
SAC - 100%
Exam - 54-55
(100% SAC + 52/60 scored me a 46, 100% SAC + 53/60 scored a friend 47)

For biology, the following should net you a 49-50
SAC - 100%
Exam: 110/120

If you have a strong cohort, then being rank one becomes less relevant. e.g. I was probably only around rank 10 in english but my SACs scaled to 100%. For other subjects, you can just use the grading distribution as a reference for grade cutoffs. here

What does it look like for SACS and exam to net a 42-44 in English?
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Re: Study Score Prediction Question Thread
« Reply #2799 on: March 06, 2020, 12:33:34 pm »
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What does it look like for SACS and exam to net a 42-44 in English?
Not last year but I know of those who have got
100% sacs + 50/60 for a 45
99%-99.5% sacs + 50/60 for a 44

In english sacs matter a lot. So really good sacs (close to 100) + a low A+ (48/60) have resulted in 42s in the past. You can try to extrapolate from that.

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Re: Study Score Prediction Question Thread
« Reply #2800 on: March 16, 2020, 03:01:28 pm »
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Hey everyone I recently just got 81 on my 3/4 bio SAC1 and I was wondering have I lost my chance to get 45+ as a study score?

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Re: Study Score Prediction Question Thread
« Reply #2801 on: March 16, 2020, 04:11:54 pm »
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Hey everyone I recently just got 81 on my 3/4 bio SAC1 and I was wondering have I lost my chance to get 45+ as a study score?
No, your raw score has minimal insignificance your rank is much more important.

Plus it is really early in the year so even if the 81 is a low rank you can make thr difference up by doing well on the rest of your sacs

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Re: Study Score Prediction Question Thread
« Reply #2802 on: March 16, 2020, 04:38:19 pm »
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Hey Sine

for English, is the rank of more significance or your overall score?

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Re: Study Score Prediction Question Thread
« Reply #2803 on: March 16, 2020, 05:02:40 pm »
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Hey Sine

for English, is the rank of more significance or your overall score?

Not Sine, but English is 50% SACs and 50% exam. Both rank and exam score are equally important. However, your SAC score will be scaled up/down based on your exam score. If you mean 'overall' score as in SAC score averages: VCAA uses your rank to help with the moderation of your SAC marks. Basically, try your best to rank high if you are aiming for high scores, as SACs are an important component of VCE English (or any other subject).
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Re: Study Score Prediction Question Thread
« Reply #2804 on: March 16, 2020, 07:15:25 pm »
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Not Sine, but English is 50% SACs and 50% exam. Both rank and exam score are equally important. However, your SAC score will be scaled up/down based on your exam score. If you mean 'overall' score as in SAC score averages: VCAA uses your rank to help with the moderation of your SAC marks. Basically, try your best to rank high if you are aiming for high scores, as SACs are an important component of VCE English (or any other subject).

Thanks! For instance I average 70% overall, and I'm ranked 1 in my cohort, does VCAA consider that I averaged 70%?