raw marks to top the state (3 Viewers)

[mike12345678]

hey ppl...

what raw marks will i need to get a state rank (by state rank i mean rank 1-20) in the following subjects:

maths 2u
maths3u
SOR 2unit
business studies
biology
english advanced

im not thinking of getting any state ranks but im just a little curious.

thanks

 

[Carrotsticks]

2U Maths, 98% +

3U Maths, 98% +

 

[iSplicer]

2U Maths, 98% +

3U Maths, 98% +

I'd actually say full marks for 3u...

 

[Carrotsticks]

I'd actually say full marks for 3u...

I say 98%+ because the format has changed and it's very possible that some students will be throw off by the MC for some reason.

So essentially 1 mark lost = State Rank lost.

 

[mike12345678]

how about other subjects as maths is close to 100% raw

 

[someth1ng]

Biology would probably be around ~92% considering that Chemistry is around 88% and Physics is around 90%. That's just an assumption but it seems quite reasonable.

Maths Extension 1 is generally 83+/84 in the externals for the old format. It should be very close to 100% for the new format.

The same goes for 2U - probably 119+/120 but the new format might change the mark slightly but still expect almost or at 100%.

 

[mike12345678]

bump
how about business studes, biology, english and SOR 2unit?

 

[iSplicer]

Biology would probably be around ~92% considering that Chemistry is around 88% and Physics is around 90%. That's just an assumption but it seems quite reasonable.

Maths Extension 1 is generally 83+/84 in the externals for the old format. It should be very close to 100% for the new format.

The same goes for 2U - probably 119+/120 but the new format might change the mark slightly but still expect almost or at 100%.

+1

 

[iSplicer]

bump
how about business studes, biology, english and SOR 2unit?

101+/105 FOR 2U eng, I'd imagine!

 

[mike12345678]

WOW 92 raw for bio and thats a state ranking???

i think i might state rank

 

[Examine]

Low 90s iirc for business (92 or 93 was first I think)

 

[theind1996]

Biology would probably be around ~92% considering that Chemistry is around 88% and Physics is around 90%. That's just an assumption but it seems quite reasonable.

Maths Extension 1 is generally 83+/84 in the externals for the old format. It should be very close to 100% for the new format.

The same goes for 2U - probably 119+/120 but the new format might change the mark slightly but still expect almost or at 100%.

Holy shit. Turns out that what my friend said about 60-65 getting 92-93 scaled in Chem was probs true.

 

[someth1ng]

Holy shit. Turns out that what my friend said about 60-65 getting 92-93 scaled in Chem was probs true.

You need around ~72 raw to get 90. To get around 92-93 HSC, you'd need around 80 raw.

 

[someth1ng]

WOW 92 raw for bio and thats a state ranking???

i think i might state rank

It's extremely difficult to get 85+ raw mark since the marking scheme can be very tight. If you're getting over 90 raw at school, they're probably marking too easy.

 

[barbernator]

wow srs, does around 90% in physics and chem score a st8 rank? i thought it would be like 95%

 

[theind1996]

You need around ~72 raw to get 90. To get around 92-93 HSC, you'd need around 80 raw.

Would you say that an 80 Raw at school is 92-93 IF a school generally gets ~30 band 6's in Chem?

And do you have any idea for Economics?

 

[Amaranth_]

Curious, what about Ext eng1, ext eng2 and modern + ancient?

 

[Nooblet94]

Would you say that an 80 Raw at school is 92-93 IF a school generally gets ~30 band 6's in Chem?

And do you have any idea for Economics?

If it helps, I was sitting on 72% after the half yearly and ended up with 86. I can't remember what my final school mark was (and I've lost my report), but it'd be high 70s/low 80s because I improved significantly in the second half. I think you'd be looking at ~85 raw for a 92-93 to be honest.

 

[someth1ng]

Would you say that an 80 Raw at school is 92-93 IF a school generally gets ~30 band 6's in Chem?

And do you have any idea for Economics?

Depends more on your rank than your mark.

 

[theind1996]

Depends more on your rank than your mark.

A rank of approximately 12-13? Would that translate to a 93 for Chem in a school that always gets ~30-35 Band 6's in Chem with a state rank in maybe 4 of the past 6 years.