Best Trials? (1 Viewer)

[AKONS]

What school has trials that cover the most amount of HSC content? In other words, which school's papers most reflect the HSC?

 

[notme123]

What school has trials that cover the most amount of HSC content? In other words, which school's papers most reflect the HSC?

Baulkham hills imo.

Edit: Actually going over the 2020 4u maybe not. No trial i thnk truly reflects the hsc

Nevertheless, your best bet is selectives e.g. baulko, nsg,nsb,sb and sg

 

[idkkdi]

What school has trials that cover the most amount of HSC content? In other words, which school's papers most reflect the HSC?

ruse, grammar? actually idk

 

[dasfas]

What school has trials that cover the most amount of HSC content? In other words, which school's papers most reflect the HSC?

Pretty much all are reflective of the difficulty. However, no one can predict the content since the HSC is moving towards skills based rather than content problems.

Most schools have made a conscious effort to make trials easier to make it more reflective of the actual HSC. They prefer that than making a super difficult trials where lots of people fail.

 

[Life'sHard]

@jazz519 Will there be 2021 BOS trials this year?

 

[addictedtobubbletea]

What school has trials that cover the most amount of HSC content? In other words, which school's papers most reflect the HSC?

as others have said trials wont really reflect the hsc, both in terms of difficulty and content (since many schools wont have finished the syllabus by trials)

not sure if you've looked into this but if you're looking for more papers to practice with, you can buy the success one hsc papers (they go back til 2000s) with replacement questions for the new syllabus

 

[CM_Tutor]

if you're looking for more papers to practice with, you can buy the success one hsc papers (they go back til 2000s) with replacement questions for the new syllabus

Don't rely totally on those books for what is no longer covered. For example, MX1 ones take out binomial theorem questions yet it appeared in the 2020 MX1 HSC.

 

[addictedtobubbletea]

Don't rely totally on those books for what is no longer covered. For example, MX1 ones take out binomial theorem questions yet it appeared in the 2020 MX1 HSC.

thats annoying, thanks for the heads up!

 

[mr.habibbi]

CSSA id say