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The average was 67%....
thanks in advance
im really worried!
thanks in advance
im really worried!
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I got 97 for my economics exam, the next highest mark was 78. Will I get scaled down? (1 Viewer)
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Re: I got 97 for my economics exam, the next highest mark was 78. Will I get scaled d
If your first, no.
If your first, no.
pwoh
O_O
Re: I got 97 for my economics exam, the next highest mark was 78. Will I get scaled d
If you maintain a rank of 1st, you won't.
NINJA-EDIT: beaten by 2 seconds lol D:
If you maintain a rank of 1st, you won't.
NINJA-EDIT: beaten by 2 seconds lol D:
Re: I got 97 for my economics exam, the next highest mark was 78. Will I get scaled d
Stay on top internally and externall and your cohort will have zero effect on you.
Stay on top internally and externall and your cohort will have zero effect on you.
umm what
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Re: I got 97 for my economics exam, the next highest mark was 78. Will I get scaled d
even if we get like say 50% and we are first, we wnt get scaled down right?
even if we get like say 50% and we are first, we wnt get scaled down right?
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Re: I got 97 for my economics exam, the next highest mark was 78. Will I get scaled d
No. Having said this, if you consistently score 50's, I wouldn't be expecting a very high mark unless your school is EXTREMELY ruthless in marking.
No. Having said this, if you consistently score 50's, I wouldn't be expecting a very high mark unless your school is EXTREMELY ruthless in marking.
Re: I got 97 for my economics exam, the next highest mark was 78. Will I get scaled d
If you do well on the external then probably not.
umm what
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Re: I got 97 for my economics exam, the next highest mark was 78. Will I get scaled d
ahaha I don't think anyone get 50 and come first
lol
But does your marks matter or just the ranking?
ahaha I don't think anyone get 50 and come first
lolBut does your marks matter or just the ranking?
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Re: I got 97 for my economics exam, the next highest mark was 78. Will I get scaled d
no, its all about ranks for internals.
no, its all about ranks for internals.
umm what
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Re: I got 97 for my economics exam, the next highest mark was 78. Will I get scaled d
so ur marks doesn't matter, all we need is the rank (1st) right??
So say this guy got 94% and I beat him by 2%....I have the rank 1 and he will not affect me?
so ur marks doesn't matter, all we need is the rank (1st) right??
So say this guy got 94% and I beat him by 2%....I have the rank 1 and he will not affect me?
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Re: I got 97 for my economics exam, the next highest mark was 78. Will I get scaled d
yes that is correct. but it in your case, you have a good buffer ahead of the next exam.
Re: I got 97 for my economics exam, the next highest mark was 78. Will I get scaled d
Ok, sorry to bring out 'cohort inhibiting marks' discussion, but if there is a group of 3 at the top, say with mark 97 94 92, and i'm the 92, then the next mark is 78, how much will i be affected?
Ok, sorry to bring out 'cohort inhibiting marks' discussion, but if there is a group of 3 at the top, say with mark 97 94 92, and i'm the 92, then the next mark is 78, how much will i be affected?
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Re: I got 97 for my economics exam, the next highest mark was 78. Will I get scaled d
It will depend on the range of HSC exam marks; it's very hard to tell at the moment, but I highly doubt you'd be affected much if you perform as well as the top 2. And these are raw marks so until you sit the HSC, there's no telling how difficult your assessments were, or if they even reflect HSC type questions. There is every chance that those ranked below you will out-perform you in the HSC.
Re: I got 97 for my economics exam, the next highest mark was 78. Will I get scaled d
Will this affect my external mark ?
I'm coming 2nd at the moment... and my cohort is doing pretty bad
Will this affect my external mark ?
Re: I got 97 for my economics exam, the next highest mark was 78. Will I get scaled d
Not if you and number one are outliers on the external exams.
Re: I got 97 for my economics exam, the next highest mark was 78. Will I get scaled d
Outliers are people who perform 'outside' the schools assessment marks.
So a school that has three in the 90s and then the next highest in the 60s doesn't have any 'outliers' if those three all end up still with a 30 mark buffer.
But if the school sent everyone in in the 60s and then someone ends up in the 90s, while everyone else is in the 60s - they are an 'outlier' as they are outside the range that the school expected.
It also works in reverse - where the school sends in a student with a big gap - up or down - and that student comes in much closer to the pack they are treated as an outlier as well.
Outliers are people who perform 'outside' the schools assessment marks.
So a school that has three in the 90s and then the next highest in the 60s doesn't have any 'outliers' if those three all end up still with a 30 mark buffer.
But if the school sent everyone in in the 60s and then someone ends up in the 90s, while everyone else is in the 60s - they are an 'outlier' as they are outside the range that the school expected.
It also works in reverse - where the school sends in a student with a big gap - up or down - and that student comes in much closer to the pack they are treated as an outlier as well.