Where to find mark distribution reports? (1 Viewer)

[katiekms]

Does anyone know where to find those column charts that have the mark on the x-axis and the number of students getting that mark for each subject? i swear i had a whole drive of all the subjects but it seems to have disappeared and no matter what i search i cant find it again. does anyone know?

 

[katiekms]

wait i found it but it’s only for 2023 which isn’t helpful i want the 2020 one

 

[Demons]

wait i found it but it’s only for 2023 which isn’t helpful i want the 2020 one

Are you trying to find the maths one? Cause I don't have the graph, I just know that the highest hsc mark for 2020 maths standard 2 was 99.

 

[katiekms]

Are you trying to find the maths one? Cause I don't have the graph, I just know that the highest hsc mark for 2020 maths standard 2 was 99.

yes! thank you that helps a bit. i was also trying to find how many people get those top marks to figure out what the real min mark needed to state rank is. i assume if the top mark was 99 then it would be 98 or 97?

 

[Demons]

yes! thank you that helps a bit. i was also trying to find how many people get those top marks to figure out what the real min mark needed to state rank is. i assume if the top mark was 99 then it would be 98 or 97?

probably a really low chance of 98 to state rank in 2020, cause they consider decimal places as well so if a student got 99 but they came second in the cohort and the second highest was 98 they would have a 98.5 average, so I reckon maybe It's possible for this year cause lots of people said that they did bad but idk.

 

[Demons]

yes! thank you that helps a bit. i was also trying to find how many people get those top marks to figure out what the real min mark needed to state rank is. i assume if the top mark was 99 then it would be 98 or 97?

Also from looking at the state rank thingy spreadsheet only 2 people tied that year for 99, so I guess it could be 98 as well to state rank. Hopefully it is like that this year cause I think I got 98 raw as well looking at the solutions everyones been putting up.

 

[katiekms]

Also from looking at the state rank thingy spreadsheet only 2 people tied that year for 99, so I guess it could be 98 as well to state rank. Hopefully it is like that this year cause I think I got 98 raw as well looking at the solutions everyones been putting up.

same here! let’s hope do you have the spreadsheet? could you send it please?

 

[Demons]

same here! let’s hope do you have the spreadsheet? could you send it please?

I only have the one where it listed the names of the people who came first in course, I can try find it and send it here.

 

[katiekms]

I only have the one where it listed the names of the people who came first in course, I can try find it and send it here.

oh, so how do you know two people tied with 99?

 

[Demons]

I found 4 years of the first in course list.

 

[katiekms]

oh, so how do you know two people tied with 99?

WAIT NVM

 

[katiekms]

I found 4 years of the first in course list.

thank you!

 

[Demons]

oh, so how do you know two people tied with 99?

if they got 99 which was the highest hsc mark according to the scaling report UAC realeased then I checked the first in course list and there was only two who tied for first meaning they got a hsc mark of 99.

 

[Demons]

whoops I checked the wrong spreadsheet, turns out 2020 only had one guy who got 99.

 

[katiekms]

whoops I checked the wrong spreadsheet, turns out 2020 only had one guy who got 99.

hey that’s even better

 

[nonya2000]

Found the official place to get it: https://www.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au/ebos/static/BDHSC_2023_12.html
For some reason they only put it on their ancient website. Click the subject you're looking for then open the link that says 2023 [subject] Performance Band Descriptors and State Performance (Acrobat PDF) for example 2023 English Advanced Performance Band Descriptors and State Performance (Acrobat PDF)