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The first and second questions are both from past HSC exams. Specifically: The first question is from the 2004 Mathematics Extension 1 HSC exam. The second question is from the 2005 Mathematics Extension 1 HSC exam. I hope this helps! 😄

This question is from the 2004 Mathematics Extension 1 HSC exam. In terms of working, would the following help?

Probably not, especially if there is a Chemistry bridging course available, which you can complete without having to worry about the HSC and will satisfy the assumed knowledge recommendation. Universities including USyd, UNSW and UTS offer Chemistry bridging courses.

I recently responded to a similar thread. Essentially, you should consider the advantages and disadvantages of each potential option, assuming that you are allowed to change your subjects at this stage. One of the most important aspects of year 11 is that none of your results count towards your...

Generally speaking, students may not be allowed to take new subjects at a later stage, although you should definitely contact your school to confirm whether this is the case. Assuming that you are allowed to change your subjects at this stage, you should consider the advantages and disadvantages...

That is correct, as you are submitting an application directly to ANU rather than through the standard UAC portal.

That depends on the early entry scheme in question. For example, SRS is linked to your standard UAC application. However, other early entry schemes may require you to apply directly to the university, and this application would be separate from your standard UAC application. Of course, you can...

Generally speaking, no, institutions consider the specific early entry scheme criteria and use those as the basis for making offers or rejecting applications.

"New Member", "Member", "Active Member" and "Well-Known Member" are all automatic titles that users receive when reaching certain message counts or reaction scores. It's nice to see that you're enjoying BoS! Keep posting and you will join the Well-Known Member gang haha! :D

No, there are no restrictions on the number of universities where you can apply for early entry schemes. However, there may be restrictions on the type and number of degrees that you can apply for, depending on the university. Examples of such restrictions include: A maximum number of degrees...

From this information, your current performance appears to be consistent with an ATAR of 95-96. Economics and Mathematics Extension 1 are your highest-performing subjects and are likely to make a positive contribution to your ATAR. Because of this, you should do your utmost to maintain and if...

I definitely agree with the above. Given this information, your current performance seems consistent with an ATAR of approximately 95-96. This essentially means that you are likely on track towards achieving your ATAR goal. Your position in Business Studies is excellent and indicates that this...

Since I did not take Physics myself, I am sadly unable to provide specific advice, although your plan does sound quite promising. UTS offers adjustment factors based on academic performance, including for the Bachelor of Engineering (Honours). This means that you can have up to 5 points applied...

Much of liamkk112's explanation is correct. Your rank in a subject relative to your cohort is determined by the marks that you achieve in your school-based assessment tasks/exams. The relative gaps between those marks are also considered, as NESA maintains them when determining moderated...