7 Questions in 2010 exam

[_avO]

There's 7 questions as opposed to the previous 3.

Can we assume that there will be little or no case studies provided, thus real life examples need to be incorporated into most/all responses to questions?

[Albeno69]

cant asume anything with vcaa.lol

[_avO]

Yea you're right, but I guess it's still good to have a strong example with every question we answer (in the 2010 papers)

[kenhung123]

Some schools were given tips about the exams for bus man..not very fair

[Juddinator]

Well can anyone share any tips for the BM exam for this year then?

[2317]

There's 7 questions as opposed to the previous 3.

Can we assume that there will be little or no case studies provided, thus real life examples need to be incorporated into most/all responses to questions?

Look at sample questions. There are case studies in that. So i wouldn't assume there wont be any. Maybe there will be more case studies but fewer questions on each? :S This makes me crap myself, since all practice exams have the standard 3 case studies. :S

[Aqualim]

After looking at the 2010 Sample Exam it says it will have 7 Questions but in the exam it has 11 questions O.o

[jasoN-]

Cover sheet is accurate.

[Kotza]

it's a new course, so thy are merely providing us with a taste of what could be on there... rather than a whole exam (is it really that hard to make a full one?) *gives VCAA the finger*

[Aqualim]

Yeah, But even if it isn't the full 65 mark-er, they have still made 4 more questions on there than it says on the cover sheet, unless they plan on turning those 11 questions into; 1.a, 1.b, 1.c etc.

[Kotza]

Really, who knows, and you really shouldnt care.

Applying case studies learnt in class is almost the easiest thing possible in Bus Man.

Even if there are 65 1 mark questions or 1 65 mark question, if you have knowledge and prepare you should be fine regardless of how they seperate and set out questions.

[m@tty]

I think you'd all struggle with a single 65 mark question...

Remember though, that however they structure the exam, there is no intention that it be too long to finish - don't fret, you shouldn't have a problem.

[Kotza]

I think you'd all struggle with a single 65 mark question...

Remember though, that however they structure the exam, there is no intention that it be too long to finish - don't fret, you shouldn't have a problem.

oh, really? how come?

lol kidding... that would be the worst and most longest question ever. They would have to encompass the whole of the years work into 1 question.. ONE!

[m@tty]

"Write an essay, of at least 12 pages, and incorporating a minimum of 15 well-known real-world examples, which demonstrates your knowledge of the entire Business Management study design."

The exam writers got lazy this year.

[Kotza]

hahaha that actually made me lol.

I think you could actually do it, just remember what sac result you received throughout the year, name a certain course to what result it is you got and write.. really... freakin'... quick.