How many practice exam papers have YOU done?

[KristyDanielle]

I have done 13. Do you feel they are helping you? I'm still so scared that I don't know everything.

[ligands]

i have done none, #yolo

[ktrah]

I've done one (our official school practice)

[KristyDanielle]

i have done none, #yolo

Good luck for the exam, buddy.

[Soul_Khan]

You guys need to get off A.N and start doing some practice exams lest you bring down A.N's median brahz

[michak]

I have done about 15
But kinda realising now that I am super bored with them so I just do plans for the 8 and 10 mark questions and perfecting those

[Hannah_Banana]

Haven't done as many as I would like; I have been focusing on English, Maths and Psych. FINALLY can focus on Legal, which I looooove
Done about 7 papers at this point After a certain point this start to get repetitive and tedious :/

[Dejan]

Only 1

[ThyJovan]

Completed 5, the rest I just planned for the larger mark questions, just find it way too tedious and an easy to way to 'burn out'

[JCurmi]

Done about 8 - 9. I got my last one VCAA (2010 I think) marked by my Aunty who is an examiner.  Got 60/60 so I'm feeling quietly confident. Now I can't be bothered doing anymore full ones so I'm just looking over notes and practicing 10 markers.

[miss shep]

yeah i reckon its more important trying to memorise all the material than doing heaps of practice exams.. !

[JCurmi]

yeah i reckon its more important trying to memorise all the material than doing heaps of practice exams.. !

I think it's 50/50. You need all the knowledge from the course but you also need to learn and practice writing in timed conditions, understanding questions and structuring responses etc.

[KristyDanielle]

yeah i reckon its more important trying to memorise all the material than doing heaps of practice exams.. !

True, however you have to be able to correctly apply the material to specific questions in the way that they want you too. Doing heaps of practice exams ensures you can do this.

[brenden]

Heh - just remember guys, it's not about how many you do, it's bout how well you do them! I think I did like four open book exams and I netted an A (pity I took the same work ethic I had for the exam through all the SACs)

[connej]

I have completed about 17 under exam conditions.

I do agree that it doesn't matter how many you do its well you do them and how much you get out of them. The review process is what matters the most and learning from your mistakes.

I really want to get over 40, well over 40 to would be great!