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relatively speaking but most people who do music ext have been playing their instrument for ages, and since hsc markers arent gonna mark at amus level etc, theres always like 30 people getting raw 50

still luckier than schools who dont ig

idk if im allowed to say but a lot of the top schools have resident composers who just write for their students. and others get private comp tutors who do the same

do 14u

standard is quite low so dont worry

whos jonas

normally shouldnt matter but theyre getting more and more inspired by olympiad style questions it seems and those types of qs youll need some mathematical insight

have they tested complex ion equilibria to identify ions yet... its dubiously in syllabus since thats the whole part of adding ammonia to all the precipitates. could be interesting if they asked to explain that in a question

wouldnt be surprised if a lot of ppl get such high raws this year, especially if they paid for their comp

it was far and away the easiest exam from the last 5 years, the let vibrate question was not as difficult as it could have been as you could deduce it from listening and you didn't need to state the exact name of technique

only by a bit...

got 3 as well but french make up 2 of them

which 3?

Get the maths ext 2 paper there while you're at it

That's old news, I heard paper 3 will start with "Texts and human disappearances" and skip module D because it disappeared and go straight onto module E

do u know how they decide which school to just rock up to and interview students from?

half of it is just copy paste every year

wheres mhsctips2024 when u need him :(

yeah itd be pretty ridiculous if its not fake