Hardest exam papers?

[Patches]

Are any company papers regarded as particularly hard? Cheers

[brenden]

I think Kilbaha are le hard ones from memory. (If we can call Further papers hard)

[MJRomeo81]

KILBAHA. Yes, even the name is scary.

[AbominableMowman]

KILBAHA. Yes, even the name is scary.

It's like someone is saying the word kill and then laughing maniacally
'KILL!'
'BAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAH'

[Zealous]

Yep, Kilbaha is pretty challenging for Further Exams... [edit] Just had a look through some of my Practice Exams from school and the MAV ones also look decent, but Kilbaha is still more challenging.

The questions I find are more in depth than that of VCAA exams, or other companies.

eg.
VCAA Further Maths Exam 1 2008 Module 2 Q9
Two hikers, Anton and Beth, walk in different directions from the same camp.
Beth walks for 12 km on a bearing of 135° to a picnic ground.
Anton walks for 6 km on a bearing of 045° to a lookout tower.
On what bearing (to the nearest degree) should Anton walk from the lookout tower to meet Beth at the picnic
ground?

Kilbaha Further Maths Exam 1 2008 Module 2 Q9
A rectangular prism has a length twice the height and a width three times the height. If the surface
area of the prism is 7942cm2, what is the width of the prism?

...not sure if I'm allowed to post something from Kilbaha, just edit this bit if I'm not supposed to...

The Kilbaha could be more challenging on students doing Further Maths, if they don't have a strong background with algebra, I'd think the common Further student would find the first one easier, making a triangle and finding an angle.

[Stick]

I did pretty poorly on Kilbaha trial papers... lol

VCAA are obviously the best, but MAV and Insight are probably the most accurate out of all the companies.

[Patches]

I think Kilbaha are le hard ones from memory. (If we can call Further papers hard)

Well not hard, but the least mind numbingly boring