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The CSSA is a standardised Trial Paper so it will cover any and all modules, including the ones that your school may not have covered. It would be problematic if they tailored it to every single school. If there is content within the CSSA Paper that you haven't covered yet at school, your...

ask ur school like @downonthewestcoast24 said or u can find some surfing around on sites like studocu

It's not necessarily Trial Marks, it can also be Raw Marks from anything - your final total at school, the average of papers you complete after Trials, etc. For most, change in performance is usually seen in the period from after Trials until the HSC so people will most likely sit either paper...

You. Are. An. Absolute. Legend.

yes please 😭 i accelerated hsc mathematics advanced

it's one paper across all schools that purchase the paper which is why there is a security period in place the only reason the paper would differ is if a school hasn't covered a module/certain content and replaces some questions the cssa papers u see on studocu are usually in their original...

imo, this is the most accurate i've come across, especially since it calculates based off of raw marks, credits to the creator @carrotsss this calc estimated my hsc mark correctly

just check the actual paper tho bc sometimes they name it another subject to what the paper's on