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Yep will do so

Thanks for the advice. Last question is how lenient are they with illness and misadventure forms, like is it required that they are extremely rigorous and detailed? I.e. Would it be accepted if my illness does get considerably better to the point I can do the exam?

Should I attend the exam still as the website states that I should attend the exam unless its unsafe to do so. But what actually does unsafe entail?

I currently have a high fever since last Saturday with a physics exam on Thursday and a geography exam on Friday, and I don't imagine it'll improve significantly until then as I am currently experiencing urges to vomit. This has significantly impacted my ability to study as I get massive...

After english is over hsc is a breeze

The entrance test for 4U they gave should testing 3U content which you should be expected to do fairly well in if you wanted to get into A1 anyways

Start writing generic essays for your texts asap and give them in for teacher feedback

Just don't try in modern, unless you need those extracurricular commitments for something, worst case is it doesn't count to your atar which is the final result anyways. Also, they can't put you on academic review unless you purposely get 0% or be a distraction in class.

Not particularly, projectile motion questions tend to be test only once or twice throughout the entire paper and are usually considered 'lower band' questions

You can't quote formulas not on the data sheet -> must prove them

Average of 90+ will always promote you to A2 and A1, worst case is if there is no spots, you get relegated to video. Promotion letters are always on the first lesson of a new term. Top 5 nets you money as well.

Das crazy

Torque is prevalent in motor which I think you've confused for

Refer to Faradaýs law

Lock in, study and you'll get it nw

Well based on your school averages and B6s, your exams seem to be moderately difficult / of average difficulty. Probably not as hard as top 100 schools but probably leaning towards the 180s to maybe the 200s. An actual comparison would probably be slightly easier than the actual HSC exams.

Shouldn't be very worried, it's just that the information is limited.

Probably going to have to ask @jimmysmith560 for a predicted atar. I can't really tell if you'll get above 70.

Schools have varying difficulties in exams. For example, schools like James Ruse and North Sydney Boys would typically have much more difficult exams and stricter marking than schools ranked in the 300s. So often the average assessment marks in those high ranking schools are a lot lower than the...

That's why I mentioned doing it all within a day or two, the notes obviously don't have to be particularly comprehensive, but going straight into practice paper without an understanding of the content is quite frankly useless if you are unable to answer half the questions. You can argue that you...