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doesn’t really matter that much from what ive heard

yes just depends what course and uni

there is definitely still a chance of e4ing didn’t you say your mark was above 65? and im not sure what the e4 % is at your school but I can’t imagine you’re that far out of the range if at all out of it, and either way you can make up ground with the remaining tasks

you should keep using this account to keep the cheese pfp alive

then either the raw marks you’re putting in are too high or you’re just underestimating yourself :)

mostly full paragraphs with quotes and analysis in a way where there’s space to link to the question. a lot of adapting is also just changing words of ur analysis so they seem more geared to the question words to give the impression it’s super adapted

I can’t lie you just look like a random person now, you look like one of those troll accounts until I read the username

the alignment data on ees for band 5 and below is really limited unfortunately so it’s not really possible to add an accurate column for it

im pretty sure you have 10 units so way off, its basically like assuming you got a 0 in investigating

unfortunately there is no alignment data for investigating science available to my knowledge, so we can’t know what subjects it’ll be similar to

its fine just stick with it, if your mark isn’t good enough at the end you can repeat but I doubt it

hazzrat doesn’t deserve respect

double major is even better since ur not unnecessarily lengthening ur degree

geology and slums? do u not live in australia or smth

what are u passionate about out of the fields u listed geology is probably the best if u only care about money

a little bit at the time, tbh I wasn’t too nervous before though since it didn’t rlly matter for me. but then my family and school overreacted to it so the day wasn’t rlly anticlimactic ig?

math/comp sci hard work felt good when it paid off but it had pretty much no effect beyond that

yeah as long as it’s on this list https://www.nsw.gov.au/education-and-training/nesa/teacher-accreditation/study-teaching/accredited-degrees

at least for me I found a pretty big difference between y10 and y11 in every subject