Aquawhite
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So long as the person who is first internally got 100 or maybe 99 as well.
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HSC Marks for State Rankings (1 Viewer)
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cyclicpermutate
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So what if the person who came first internally got say 96 and i got 100%?So long as the person who is first internally got 100 or maybe 99 as well.
Aquawhite
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No. State ranks in Mathematics are 98+ and I am very certain that would not get you your state rank.
cyclicpermutate
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So basically what you are saying is even if i get 100% in the HSC mathematics exam, whether or not i get a state rank depends on how well the no. 1 person goes?
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i was told state rankings were only from EXTERNAL HSC performance and if your raw mark is equal another person's they look at your assessment mark.
Last year for chemistry, around rank 5 to 20 got a HSC mark of 98. Though this was allinged, i would hazard a guess that alot of them got the same raw mark and their ranks were differentiated upon their internal performance
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Last year for chemistry, around rank 5 to 20 got a HSC mark of 98. Though this was allinged, i would hazard a guess that alot of them got the same raw mark and their ranks were differentiated upon their internal performance
-correct me if im wrong.