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The best students should be the ones who receive more scaling. If you do very well in a subject where everyone does well, you should benefit from that. If you do poorly in a subject where everyone does poorly, you shouldn't receive any benefits - your marks need to reflect your position in the...

It's not because they are easier. It's because the worst students in the state do those subjects. The less 'worst students' who do the subject, the better it scales.

They are available as a direct link, just play around with the Wayback Machine. https://web.archive.org/web/20161216064944/http://boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au/hsc_exams/2016/ https://web.archive.org/web/20170106221847/http://www.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au/hsc_exams/2015/...

Well the benefit or advantage of being 1st in any school regardless of rank is that your HSC mark can be solely dependent on your own performance. The highest exam mark of any student will be given to you for your assessment mark, and your HSC exam mark is your own performance. The benefit of...

Not your individual HSC exam mark, no. But collectively as a cohort, yes. Everyone's exam mark contributes to a pool of marks that will be redistributed back for your assessment marks. So the higher your exam mark is, and the higher others' are, the higher your assessment mark will be.

Aligned mark. It's the final mark you will get for each subject.

The only thing that will screw you up is if you do poorly in your subjects. There are no weak subjects, only weak students.

They do, you need to purchase them.

Draw a FBD.

Yes, it shows both before and current.

No. Only courses that count towards the degree that you are enrolled in will count towards your WAM. The redundant courses will still show and there will be a WAM listed on your online transcript at the time you switched degrees. But note, your final official transcript doesn't have your WAM...

The difference can be mitigated by getting as many school marks as possible. If 1st in on 85% and 2nd is on 84%, that is a better scenario than if 1st is on 85% and 2nd is on 75%. In the first scenario, your assessment marks will be adjusted to reflect that small difference. In the second...

https://www.actuaries.asn.au/becoming-an-actuary/how-to-become-an-actuary/university-courses

The B Com major in Actuarial Studies was accredited by the Institute of Actuaries of Australia. It was an Actuarial Studies degree.

Well again, how would we know? If the pool has a pump, there would be noise restrictions on it. The owner might not want people swimming at night for safety or maintenance reasons which they might be liable for - again, this depends on the type of living arrangement. A serviced apartment...

How we could possibly answer this question for you? Have you asked the owner? What's in the contract?

If you reckon all your courses have been uploaded then that will unlikely change.

It's your full mark.

Probably not, because you need to provide your marks on a transcript from the university and those EdX courses won't be listed on it.

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