Predict me an eng SS :D

[tram]

ur effing kidding me right? of course you still have a chance. And if ur in a strong cohort, you can probs afford to drop a few more. Last year in my school there was a person who dropped 16 marks on sacs and still got a 50. Granted we do a have a reasonably strong cohort.

[brightsky]

yea, srsly, move one to year 11, only doing emthods isn;t gonna make ur method score any better

And yes, there exist people who have gotten perfect VCE scores with 6 subjects in year 12.

Actually, no. Derrick Ha and James Lu both got a high 40s for a subject (Derrick Ha- i think it was English, James Lu- Literature).
So I don't know who you're talking about lol.
And you don't need 6 50s to be godly. Getting 45+s is good enough for the real world
=].

Ac

http://www.theage.com.au/news/National/Mondayitis-Nothing-of-the-sort/2004/12/13/1102787018738.html

[crappy]

yea, srsly, move one to year 11, only doing emthods isn;t gonna make ur method score any better

And yes, there exist people who have gotten perfect VCE scores with 6 subjects in year 12.

Actually, no. Derrick Ha and James Lu both got a high 40s for a subject (Derrick Ha- i think it was English, James Lu- Literature).
So I don't know who you're talking about lol.
And you don't need 6 50s to be godly. Getting 45+s is good enough for the real world
=].

Ac

http://www.theage.com.au/news/National/Mondayitis-Nothing-of-the-sort/2004/12/13/1102787018738.html

lol I remember reading that article in year 7. gg

[iffets12345]

It doesn't say he did 6 subjects? unless I read it wrong.
lol and M@tty is doing 6 this year, he did two last year.

[brightsky]

Sandeep Arunothayaraj
Successful MedEntry Student and MedEntry Excellence Prize Winner

I managed to get 296 out of 300 in my UMAT. Section A 100, Section B 98, Section C 98.

I must say that the MedEntry workshop was a great help in preparing for the UMAT. It was really beneficial to familiarise yourself with the types of questions on the UMAT, and work out a method to tackle the questions you find the toughest. The workshop helped in this aspect immensely. The feedback from the practice test done in the workshop is also really useful, as it accurately determines what you need to work on.

The practice exams were an excellent indication of the types of questions on the actual UMAT and ensured that there were very few surprises. I found that they were slightly harder than the real UMAT, which really helps provide confidence when you're reading the questions in the exam hall. Being slightly harder, the practice exams also allow you to work out the right time management strategy, which is essential. This results in a candidate being able to finish all the questions in the real UMAT, which is a huge bonus.

MedEntry is an absolute help!

[Sandeep is now studying medicine at Melbourne University with the help of a National Medical Scholarship. In addition to his outstanding UMAT score, he obtained a perfect ENTER score as well as perfect scores in all six of his year 12 subjects]

http://www.medentry.edu.au/endorsements_scholarship.asp

[98.40_for_sure]

These perfect score guys need to give me a tiny portion of their brain... it would be enough

[iffets12345]

Sandeep Arunothayaraj
Successful MedEntry Student and MedEntry Excellence Prize Winner

I managed to get 296 out of 300 in my UMAT. Section A 100, Section B 98, Section C 98.

I must say that the MedEntry workshop was a great help in preparing for the UMAT. It was really beneficial to familiarise yourself with the types of questions on the UMAT, and work out a method to tackle the questions you find the toughest. The workshop helped in this aspect immensely. The feedback from the practice test done in the workshop is also really useful, as it accurately determines what you need to work on.

The practice exams were an excellent indication of the types of questions on the actual UMAT and ensured that there were very few surprises. I found that they were slightly harder than the real UMAT, which really helps provide confidence when you're reading the questions in the exam hall. Being slightly harder, the practice exams also allow you to work out the right time management strategy, which is essential. This results in a candidate being able to finish all the questions in the real UMAT, which is a huge bonus.

MedEntry is an absolute help!

[Sandeep is now studying medicine at Melbourne University with the help of a National Medical Scholarship. In addition to his outstanding UMAT score, he obtained a perfect ENTER score as well as perfect scores in all six of his year 12 subjects]

http://www.medentry.edu.au/endorsements_scholarship.asp

lol okay. At the age of 16 too O_O

[m@tty]

yea, srsly, move one to year 11, only doing emthods isn;t gonna make ur method score any better

And yes, there exist people who have gotten perfect VCE scores with 6 subjects in year 12.

Actually, no. Derrick Ha and James Lu both got a high 40s for a subject (Derrick Ha- i think it was English, James Lu- Literature).
So I don't know who you're talking about lol.
And you don't need 6 50s to be godly. Getting 45+s is good enough for the real world
=].

Ac

But neither of them actually did 6 subjects in year 12.

[AzureBlue]

But neither of them actually did 6 subjects in year 12.

Lol I didn't actually mean 6 perfect 50s in year 12. I meant 99.95s... but if you want to, feel free to carry on the discussion anyway.