Which subjects should you do to get an "easy" 50?

[costargh]

BM is just like legal studies in that you have to rote learn a whole heap of stuff (definitions and examples especially) if you want 50. that's pretty much all there is to it.

I disagree. I you look at the task words for BM and legal, they are quite different and require differnt skills to address the question.
Eg. Legal has a lot of evaluate, critically evaluate, discuss.
BM has more of Identify, Explain

Even the point of rote learning to me doesn't hold up. The way you learn things is differnt for a subject if you have to evaluate it while in BM mainly explaining is just the rote learned bits.

[cara.mel]

This thread is stupid
For me I didn't study for chem at all unless it was food chem (uber hard topic, spent lots of time on that) the rest I just listened in class and learnt all those stupid cells/industrial processes first go, so I would say that is an easy 50.

[Amnesiac]

I agree. This thread is stupid. Am i mentally ill or does the thread name not even make sense?
I was confused from the beginning.

[*Roxxii*]

LOL, i didn't understand the thread title either
So no, there's nothing wrong with you...i hope

And for which subject, wouldn't it be different for everyone??
There are the "easy" subjects, such as further...but although it is easy, its very competitive...
So it would  probably just depend on which subjects you are naturally good at i guess...

[rocothoco]

pretty sure all the subjects r hard - u gota work hard for everything ....if there was an easy subject then everyone would do it n that would make it competitive n so rly hard again.....

[lacoste]

lol. slept at 4am last night and had hardly no sleep.
i was trying to write an essay that is due tomorrow as well.

[ReVeL]

Bottom line is, getting a 50 is not easy in ANY subject in VCE.

Anyones best chance in getting a 50 is most likely going to be from doing a subject they enjoy.

If you're just average at maths, then further won't be an easy 50 at all. It is entirely dependant on what you are good at.

And judging by the title, there won't be any 50's coming up in english for you haha jks.

[melaniej]

P.E is comparatively easy, and also not that much competition (i.e. 50 last year = 89% in the exam) - also Health isn't too bad.
But again, a 50 required a hell of a lot of work, in any subject!

[ilovesuck]

(i.e. 50 last year = 89% in the exam)

wow

[ganges]

Specialist Maths.

[123abc]

Specialist Maths.

lol totally.

[Ahmad]

Specialist Maths might not be the easiest subject to get a 50 in, but it is certainly a subject in which one has a high chance of systematically achieving a 50.

[Ichigo_Kurosaki]

Bottom line is, getting a 50 is not easy in ANY subject in VCE.

That is not entirely true. There are a few exceptions. These include Japanese, Chinese and basically all other languages offered for VCE. This is why international students come to Victoria, to take advantage of this.

Hmmm... PE seems pretty easy too. And I'm not sure, but wouldn't ESL be easy too for VCE? I used to be in ESL, but got promoted to English (no doubt because of my extreme ability in speaking English). Though if I stayed in ESL, I would have easily got the highest SAC mark and possibly the highest exam mark also for Victoria.

[bubble sunglasses]

 
 If you are experienced enough in the subject area even before the year begins, then you could get an "easy 50"

[Ichigo_Kurosaki]

If you are experienced enough in the subject area even before the year begins, then you could get an "easy 50"

Even for Specialist? You LIE!!!!!!!!!!!!