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Uni is less workload, even if you're going after HD WAM. For any person interested in EE, I can tell you that DESN1000 is enough reason to avoid taking any engineering degree. Currently contemplating a IPT to Actuarial Studies as a result of how suboptimal the course is.

Yes. its 90 LSR, which means any person who gets at least 90 with atar and bonus points added gets in. UNSW has infinite places.

then next year there will have to be surely (I got that prediction wrong in my year too lol)

💀 the only required Physics courses at UNSW for EE are PHYS1121 and PHYS1231 which are entirely rote learn LMAO

indochina will def be evaluating strategys and tactics. on skibidi. edit: didnt realise exam was today, i better have been right

Yeah, but you need OOS knowledge to eliminate C and D.

Is Q8 even in syllabus? Knowing that exp(x+iy) = exp(x)exp(iy) surely isnt in the scope of 4u. I’m sure most 4u students have discovered exp(z)^n = exp(nz) doesn’t always hold true for non integers (hence demoivres only being true for integers) so to expect them to know the addition of...

If you pay for raw mark they only tell you the mark you got for each q. it looks like a table. If you pay more, they'll send you your exam responses, it looks like this (but obviously with every question You do not get feedback on your response ever. Markers don't ever write it during the...

scaling is just for atar. Alignment is for deciding your hsc marks (essentially its how they make sure a band 6 in say english is just as difficult to get each year regardless of how hard the paper is). so like a 70 in 4u last year aligned to a 93 hsc mark and that scaled to a contribution of...

yep, though you can get a good ballpark if you check what the alignment was like on rawmarks.info. I only paid for modern. 85.5 raw went to 93 HSC mark.

Its after alignment (not scaling, though the terms are often used mistakingly interchangably) has occured. if you want raw you pay nesa 29$ and they give you it

dude i got like 70 raw in 4u and got a 99 💀 other than chemistry none of my raws reached 90

Universal 4u experience. In all seriousness, still look at the qs! You might be surprised that some of the questions are way simpler than you'd think. I got more marks in q16 than in q15 in my year 💀

Nah more around a 95-6ish than 97 with those raws. Plus you have to account for there being mores stress in the exam

What the word "plane" even means is is not in syllabus, so unless its heavily scaffolded your suggestion that they derive the cartesian equation of the plane through the point normal form is silly. Unless they explicitly give you the formula n.(x-a) = 0 lmao.

nah 4k as in 4k resolution, his mastering PDF is way better quality than the pdfs you get off libgen and that

80ish +- a few marks?

Just don't get that on the HSC. Hope this helps.

yeah you only needed 61 raw for e4 in 22 and 23. my stats were similar in the leadup

The topic is in syllabus and can be assessed. All I'm telling you is they are unlikely to make you derive the x and y values here.