Doing different modules in each Exam?

[MiCCAS]

There was no-where to choose what modules you were going to answer, but it also didn't say anything about having to do the same modules as exam 1.

[lilyrose]

lets say, what if someone perhaps, did more than 3 module would they get extra marks? ofcourse i didn't, but i was just curious

[xXNovaxX]

lets say, what if someone perhaps, did more than 3 module would they get extra marks? ofcourse i didn't, but i was just curious

they wouldnt get extra

but i wondered that too. Wonder if exmaienrs give u the marks for the module u got the most points in.

[philmurray58]

The examinors mark the first 3 modules you complete then leave the rest.
I was considering doing 4 and seeing what they'd do but i spoke to the chief accessor.
Cheers

[stonecold]

The examinors mark the first 3 modules you complete then leave the rest.
I was considering doing 4 and seeing what they'd do but i spoke to the chief accessor.
Cheers

This is correct.  So if you incompletely filled in module 1,2 or 3 and then moved on to fully complete another 3 modules, I'd be getting my ass over to the VCAA building, and begging them to mark the correct modules.  The examiners mark the first three modules that have been answered.  They get paid a lame $5 a paper.  They're not going to spend more time marking it than they have to.

[xXNovaxX]

The examinors mark the first 3 modules you complete then leave the rest.
I was considering doing 4 and seeing what they'd do but i spoke to the chief accessor.
Cheers

This is correct.  So if you incompletely filled in module 1,2 or 3 and then moved on to fully complete another 3 modules, I'd be getting my ass over to the VCAA building, and begging them to mark the correct modules.  The examiners mark the first three modules that have been answered.  They get paid a lame $5 a paper.  They're not going to spend more time marking it than they have to.

$5 is HEAPS MAN, it doesn't take an hour to mark a paper, and work at any job, they tend to pay $20-25 an hour. Each paper= 15 minutes max lets assume,= $2000 an hour lol. (there is something wrong in this calculation, or your statement that they get paid $5 an hour. =S )

[Gloamglozer]

If it makes the OP feel better, I switched modules and if I get a study score of "Phayl", then that will answer your question.

[Hooligan]

The examinors mark the first 3 modules you complete then leave the rest.
I was considering doing 4 and seeing what they'd do but i spoke to the chief accessor.
Cheers

This is correct.  So if you incompletely filled in module 1,2 or 3 and then moved on to fully complete another 3 modules, I'd be getting my ass over to the VCAA building, and begging them to mark the correct modules.  The examiners mark the first three modules that have been answered.  They get paid a lame $5 a paper.  They're not going to spend more time marking it than they have to.

$5 is HEAPS MAN, it doesn't take an hour to mark a paper, and work at any job, they tend to pay $20-25 an hour. Each paper= 15 minutes max lets assume,= $2000 an hour lol. (there is something wrong in this calculation, or your statement that they get paid $5 an hour. =S )

huh? are your calculations right?
If they get paid $5 per paper, and you're saying it takes them 15 minutes per paper, isn't that $20 an hour? Not $2000?

[xXNovaxX]

^^LMAO, I KNEW IT! LOL. What I did is... 

60 (minutes)/ 0.15 (minutes)= 400
=400*5

I for some reason did 0.15 instead of 15

Thanks!!!