Marks that can be lost in exam 2 to get 50

[ashleigh93]

Hi, was wondering if its still possible to get a 40 if I got 85/100 for the sacs and I think 32/40 for 1st exam?
If so, how many marks could i lose in exam 2?
Thanks

[some dude]

id say minimal. probably 2 or 3 at best depending on how good your classmates do

[99.96]

thanks guys. yeah ill be aiming for full marks, but you know how exam 2 is... one silly mistake can cost you the whole question. good luck everyone

you get consequential marks

[Natters]

you only get the consequentials if you make it clear that your first mistake entirely caused the second though

[Eva19930908]

Hey, Guys
I'm wondering if I'm still capable of achieving a 45-47
If my sac scores are 100%
Exam 1 36/40 2 Silly exams Extremely depressed
Can I still get a 45 or above if I can what score do I need for exam 2? piz

[Greatness]

Hey, Guys
I'm wondering if I'm still capable of achieving a 45-47
If my sac scores are 100%
Exam 1 36/40 2 Silly exams Extremely depressed
Can I still get a 45 or above if I can what score do I need for exam 2? piz

For a 45 you do not want to lose more than 1 mark. 2 if you're lucky. But the highest you could probably get is a 46.

[Lear]

Please post this in the study score prediction thread rather than bumping a post from 2011

[vceme]

a lot of people are saying exam one was hard,,,
btw guys, i got 96/100 but a few ~6 were in the 96-100 range, so im about 7th i think
how does vcaa use the sac rankings, do they just say k ur 7th thats it or is it more like, ur 7th but only <4 sac marks behind the other 6 or what

it was more trickier and would be harder for students in the middle range, but there wasn't any questions that were particularly challenging for the top-end of higher achievers

to my understanding, they dont care about the difference in marks between ranks. pretty sure they use it to determine what exam mark of the cohort will determine your sac grade. i think. theres a whole thread on this if you look around.