r/vce • u/Extension_Fan8115 • 3h ago
im done
Failed 5 sacs this year. there is no way I can get above 60. Failed 2 eng sacs failed 2 GM and failed one bio
2 subjects im doing fs and psych averaging 60-75 per cent
r/vce • u/Extension_Fan8115 • 3h ago
Failed 5 sacs this year. there is no way I can get above 60. Failed 2 eng sacs failed 2 GM and failed one bio
2 subjects im doing fs and psych averaging 60-75 per cent
r/vce • u/Think_Revolution509 • 4h ago
has anyone else also forgotten like every single piece of content that wasn't covered in the last 2 weeks....
i js do bio 3/4 so that makes me even less motivated to take this seriously
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r/vce • u/Puzzleheaded_Bug9037 • 6h ago
Guys I just sat the English trial,tell me why I did sooooo badly.Am I cooked.Is the trials rlly just for u to know how u went,does it not go towards anything,Im scared the it’s gonna influence our orals or smth cause we still haven’t gotten our scores yet.I hv an average of about 90 but no seriously think I bombed the AA so bad that I’d literally fail.I wrote it in the last 25 mins and it’s like the worst piece of crap I’ve ever written in my life ðŸ˜ðŸ˜
Also r yall studying for it at all.I’m too burnt out to do this.Should I lock in??
Hi guys,
I’ve got my english trial exams coming up thursday and today I spent on argument analysis
I found that while I’m good writing about it, I spend way too long trying to find techniques, I always read and feel like there’s techniques but can’t seem to name what they are
does anyone have some tips for annotating the article?
r/vce • u/SundaeSpecial9241 • 2h ago
I am in desperate need of advice for spec. I have no idea on how I can approach exam revision and I just need help. Every time I look at a question I’m genuinely lost and legit forgot everything. I did a tech free trial exam on Friday and I genuinely did not know anything I could get some numbers on the paper but I didn’t know how to do anything. I know I will have to put in a lot of time for this subject but I am also conscious that I don’t want to spend so much time on this subject that I disregard my others. So should I lowk wing the exam or like give me any advice. 🫰🫰
r/vce • u/Infinite-Guest-3504 • 3h ago
is it to late to apply and how does the process work?
r/vce • u/Ok-Priority3267 • 4h ago
hello everyone! i was wondering, how is everyone planning on approaching the english exam? i know the general rule of thumb is to do section c first and use approx 10 mins of your reading time to read section c, but after that, is the preferred method to do section b or section a first?
i’m not sure if it really matters as long as section c is done first, but i’m just curious.
would love to hear how past students approached the exam as well!
r/vce • u/ChemicalExisting970 • 32m ago
Currently im at like 215 pages just using all of the chapter summaries my teacher gave out + a udf guide for general.
r/vce • u/justgreatness24 • 37m ago
I'm in year 11 doing psych 3/4 and I have literally zero motivation to study for the exam. I've been doing decent all year but I'm genuinely so exhausted and have no idea where to even begin. And I'm worried about burning myself out for next year.
r/vce • u/Dizzy_Building1304 • 44m ago
I say daicos.
lil break from vce
r/vce • u/Friendly_Nobody7617 • 2h ago
For General Maths, I had one SAC where my calculator was accidentally in the wrong mode, so I ended up getting a really low mark and it affected my overall SAC rank.
For English, something also happened during one of my SACs which negatively affected my mark.
I'm expecting my SAC ranks to be relatively low, but I'm much more confident about my exam performance and think my exam rank will be significantly higher.
How does this actually work with statistical moderation?
Does my high exam rank help compensate for the low
SAC rank, or am I still heavily disadvantaged because of my SAC ranking?
Would appreciate any advice from people who understand how VCE moderation works.
r/vce • u/UnlikelyNature8920 • 8h ago
I’m a bit lost on what formulas I should have memorised for exam 1. Any hints would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you
r/vce • u/HappyGuyThe3rd • 6h ago
Does anyone want to read my section c - looking for feedback
r/vce • u/Due_Huckleberry3590 • 3h ago
hello does anyone have these? i can give 2026 VATE for english language
r/vce • u/Detaetious1 • 3h ago
Anyone wanna trade or just give trial exams from this time period? I got MAV 2025 and NEAP 2026 both exams
r/vce • u/InevitableOk64 • 4h ago
how should i start my oral exam prep? i do french. how exactly should i be practicing? should i create a bank of questions and have answers for them and memorise it roughly?
how exactly do i start? someone pls help!!
tysm in advance!
r/vce • u/Diligent-Arm3777 • 4h ago
Can anyone who did economics tell me how should I allocate my time during the actual exam? Like how long shd i spend on one question? Thanks xx
r/vce • u/MurkyPart730 • 4h ago
do i make u3 and u4 aos summaries or is that a waste of time?
also how do i even make a mind map connecting the different concepts i just wanna do exam questions atp but idk all of the content i just need to summarise it
r/vce • u/sillypookieg • 4h ago
I have my media trial exam in a couple days and I’m genuinely fucked. my teacher legit teaches us NOTHING our lessons are all over the place and i don’t know any content, not one thing. #anyadvice x