Predict me some study scores?

[chris1991]

P.E
Unit 3 Sacs: A+ 98/100
Unit 4 Sacs: A+ (not sure the actual score yet, but probs less than unit 3)
Exam: A

Further
Sacs: A+ 95/100
Exam 1: A+
Exam 2: A


Also just curious, what is the lowest study score you can get? Does it go down to 0 or is it just below 10 or something?

[ReVeL]

What do you think I would get for Bio:

SACs: 96%
Exam 1: A+ (not sure of the low, mid, high because I don't have the statement of marks)
Exam 2: A+ (high)

Most likely 45+ depending on the level of that A+ in Exam 1 and your cohort strength.

[chris1991]

Also for Bus Man:
Unit 3: B+
Unit 4: C
Exam: E

Cheers

[ryley]

Could somebody please answer my question from a few pages back?

I just got my statement of marks for chem & physics, i go 59.5/73 (2.5 above A+ cutoff) for chem and 87.5/90 (1.5 above A+ cutoff) for physics, could someone please tell me if a 45 is still possible for each?

[mypurpleundercracka]

Also for Bus Man:
Unit 3: B+
Unit 4: C
Exam: E

Cheers

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[doboman]

Could somebody please answer my question from a few pages back?

I just got my statement of marks for chem & physics, i go 59.5/73 (2.5 above A+ cutoff) for chem and 87.5/90 (1.5 above A+ cutoff) for physics, could someone please tell me if a 45 is still possible for each?

Yes it's very possible, you just need to keep up the good work (and maybe work a tad harder on chem). Congratulations on your marks by the way.

[ryley]

Thanks doboman, its funny you (quite rightly) say work harder in chem, because I did SO much more work (~5 times more prac exams) for chem than physics. If my other subjects follow this pattern, I'll fail methods and spesh and get a 50 in english

[doboman]

Thanks doboman, its funny you (quite rightly) say work harder in chem, because I did SO much more work (~5 times more prac exams) for chem than physics. If my other subjects follow this pattern, I'll fail methods and spesh and get a 50 in english

Haha, it's always the case mate. "Practice makes perfect" untill you care so much about the subject that silly mistakes mean there will never ever be that concept of perfection. Just keep in there, not long now.

[mypurpleundercracka]

how bout legal:

GA1: A
GA2: A+
GA3: A (High)/ A+ (low)

[methodsboy]

how bout legal:

GA1: A
GA2: A+
GA3: A (High)/ A+ (low)

36-39

[mypurpleundercracka]

how bout legal:

GA1: A
GA2: A+
GA3: A (High)/ A+ (low)

depending on whether your other A and A+ are hight medium or low, i'd estimate your score to be no less than 37  and no higher than 43

um id say mid A ish and low A+ plus ish for units 3 and 4, im first in my legal cohort though

[danieltennis]

In brutal honesty, do you think these scores below will yield a SS of 39 - 40 for physics?

Exam 1: 84.5/90
SACs: mid-low A+ (our cohort performed much better in the exams than in our SACs)
Exam 2: a mid-low A+

[minilunchbox]

In brutal honesty, do you think these scores below will yield a SS of 39 - 40 for physics?

Exam 1: 84.5/90
SACs: mid-low A+ (our cohort performed much better in the exams than in our SACs)
Exam 2: a mid-low A+

I don't see why not. My sister had 2 A's (not sure if they were low, mid or high) and an A+ and managed a 38 for Physics.

[ryley]

Yes. Last year a friend got a mid A+ in the bio mid year, an A of some description (I think low) in the end of year and solid SAC marks (at frankston high, which NEVER performs as well in exams as sacs) and got 41 raw, so a mid A in exam 1, A+ in sacs (at a good school), and a low A+ for exam 2 should yield at least 39.

[kurrymuncher]

In brutal honesty, do you think these scores below will yield a SS of 39 - 40 for physics?

Exam 1: 84.5/90
SACs: mid-low A+ (our cohort performed much better in the exams than in our SACs)
Exam 2: a mid-low A+

Depends on the difficulty of the end of year exam. If its hard, then you will probably have a good chance of getting 40.